Business
Position Your Construction Company for Financial Success
With the upturn in construction, 2017 is a good time for business owners to take a strategic approach to capitalizing on potential opportunities that could pay of in the months to come. Here are three ways construction firms can better understand their financial situation.
By Ty Kiisel
January 4, 2017
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Business
by Ty Kiisel
Ty Kiisel is a Main Street business evangelist, author, and marketing veteran with over 30 years in the trenches, and has been writing about small business and small business finance for OnDeck since 2014. He makes the maze of small business lending accessible by weaving personal experiences and other anecdotes into a regular discussion of one of the biggest challenges facing small business owners today.
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