On June 16, 2022 we hosted a consultant panel discussion network event with two previous or current SWMBE firms that have experience starting, growing, and maintaining successful businesses. With a combination of preplanned questions from our facilitators and questions from our audience, we asked our panel guests how they have done it as successful business owners. Topics of discussion included company structure, business development, software, staffing, accounting, past struggles, or anything pertinent to starting and growing a business. This course offers the recorded questions and answers of this event.
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3rd Edition Construction Management Track
Expires After: Does not Expire
Coming Soon! This course will be an update to the 2nd Edition Construction Management course. Release notifications will be sent to all registered users as they become available. Meanwhile, all content of the 2nd Edition Construction Management track will be available while the 3rd Edition is being assembled.
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Contractor Panel Discussion
Expires After: Does not Expire
Event Overview: On May 26, 2022 we hosted a contractor panel discussion network event with two SWMBE firms that have experience starting, growing, and maintaining successful businesses. With a combination of preplanned questions from our facilitators and questions from our audience, we asked our panel guests how they have done it as successful business owners. Topics of discussion included company structure, business development, software, staffing, accounting, past struggles, or anything pertinent to starting and growing a business. This course offers the recorded questions and answers of this event.
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2nd Edition Construction Management Track
Expires After: Does not Expire
This track is geared toward contractors wishing to hone their skills in estimating, bidding, and project management. This track includes training videos that follow the 6-part in-person construction management seminar series. Each in-person seminar is broken down into smaller subtopics that allow participants to revisit seminar topics at their own pace.
