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Guide to Business Survival

One-Stop Shop for Industry Best Practices to Help Construction Companies Navigate the Tough Economy


RISK MANAGEMENT

Surviving Uncertainty: Stay Focused on Job Selection, Operations, Profit and Communication
 
Surety Claims Services Help Contractors Stay in Business 

Maximizing Bonding Capacity: It's All About the Presentation 

Surety Requirements 101: Best Practices to Guarantee Bonding

How to Build a Strong Surety Relationship

Five Ways to Reduce the Costs of Construction Accidents

Workers' Compensation Best Practices

How to Leverage Competitive Bids and Competitive Benefits


BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Conquering New Territory: Companies Step Outside Their Typical Markets to Drum up Business

Building Loyalty with Strong Customer Service 

What Is the Competition Doing to Get More Work? 

Survive & Advance: Steve Forbes Outlines an Action Plan for Getting through Tough Times 

Nine Ways to Fix a Company's Economy 

A Blueprint for Networking Success


FINANCIAL

10 Tips for Securing Commercial Financing

Tips for Securing Loan Approval: A Down Market Doesn't Mean Money Isn't Available 

How to Save Money and Improve Productivity: Nine Cost-Effective Accounting Strategies 

Survival of the Fittest: How to Manage Your Business in a Slowly Improving Economy 

The Savings in Safety

Four Approaches to Paying Down Debt

Financial Statement Red Flags

Cash Flow: The Lifeblood of a Contractor

Price Reduction Is Not the Answer

The Return of the Business Plan: Plotting a Growth Strategy Is Even More Relevant in Today's Economy

Insider Tips on Billing and Collection Practices


TECHNOLOGY

Future Proofing: How to Mitigate Risk and Avoid Surprises 

Service and Specialty Contractors Use Technology to Weather Tough Economic Times

Attract Business Prospects with Web Marketing Tools


LEGAL

Dealing with Rising Materials Prices

The HR Landmine Awaiting Construction Companies

Contract Litigation: Why You Need to Gear Up for a Battle
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