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| Construction Zone Spring 2012 |
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Welcome!
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To bring you timely and relevant construction industry information, MCM's Construction Services Team has created Construction Zone News. This quarterly newsletter provides articles written by our industry professionals. We hope you enjoy.
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Louisville
Greg Isaacs, CPA, Construction Services Director, 502.882.4363
Alan Rosenberg, CPA, Partner, 502.882.4305
Greg Wilson, CPA, Assurance Principal, 502.882.4364
Byron Largen, CPA, Partner, 502.882.4328
Lexington / Frankfort
Drew Ulmer, CPA, Assurance Manager, 859.514.7779
Mark Schmitt, CPA, Partner, 502.783.2520
Cincinnati / Covington
Charlie LeBoeuf, CPA, Partner, 502.882.4337
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MCM Brings FMI to Louisville & Lexington
MCM's Construction Services Team is thrilled to bring Fails Managament Institute Managing Director, Lee Smither, to Louisville and Lexington for two upcoming presentations. Mr. Smither will discuss the common factors of success for construction companies operating in this current construction crunch. FMI will present several case studies, and reveal proven strategies crucial to running a profitable construction business, and common mistakes to avoid. Learning objectives include: - Business imperatives for surviving in this volatile economy
- Common mistakes contractors make
- What you can do to build a company fit for the next challenge
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Benchmarking can Help Determine the State of Your Construction Company
With competitors nipping at your heels, it's not enough for any construction business to just be good enough. To get and stay ahead, you must continually focus on getting better. One way to do so is to regularly undertake the process of benchmarking your company's performance against either its previous results or those of other contractors who provide services comparable to yours.
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Joint Ventures & Strategic Alliances: Discover new opportunities
For many contractors - regardless of size - a joint venture or strategic alliance offers an opportunity to join forces with other construction companies to work collaboratively and to achieve business goals that one business couldn't achieve on its own. What is the difference between these two arrangements? What are the different advantages of each to the partners involved?
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Using Technology to Track your Tools
'Little things' have a tendency to add up quickly in an economy where cash flow is more important than ever and operational efficiency is critical. However, those little things that you lost track of through either carelessness or theft, slowly find their way back home to your company's bottom line. Replacement or purchase duplication costs can nickle-and-dime your company into a disadvantageous financial position. Fortunately, technology offers a variety of tools for coping with this problem.
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