Hamlet Homes' Mike Brodsky on Finding Successors and Letting Go
A transition that involved a national executive search, an employee buyout, and Builder 20 group mentorship to save the deal
Communication Remains Key For New Wave Of Construction Professionals
New technology has changed the nature of the construction industry, making it easier to design and…
Building Momentum in 2017
Predictions and strategy from a big builder
For Great Customer Service, Company Culture Needs to Thrive
Industry veterans share advice on the strong relationship between a consistent climate of excellence and a great buyer experience
Get it Right, a UK Construction Quality Effort
Construction errors cost the UK industry billions every single year. The annual spend due to error…
Scopes of Work and Checklists downloads
Scopes of Work are a key tool in ensuring Quality Management in a building company. Here are a…
Online Exchanges Growing
A recent survey shows that buyers, suppliers and distributors of industrial supplies are likely to double their use of the Internet to conduct commerce transactions within the next 12 months.
Morrison Acquires Southlife
Giant Morrison Homes doubles its presence in Atlanta with the acquisition of SouthLife Homes, a major metro Atlanta homebuilder.
Hands On -- Hands Off? A Leadership Dilemma
The line between management control and employee empowerment is ever changing.
Palms Add Mobility to Builder Network
Conducting project walk-throughs with two-way radios, pagers and cell phones strapped to their belts, site superintendents and subcontractors might well be expected to resist the lure of yet another digital device.
Customer Satisfaction Bonuses
A company's long-term financial performance hinges on customer satisfaction.
Making More Professional Builders
For how many years have we all been complaining about the shortage of quality labor and the competition for the labor that already exists?
How to Build Teamwork Within Your Organization
The keynote speaker at the NAHB Management Team Conference in Orlando, Fla., was Mark Sanborn of Sanborn & Associates Inc.
