Accounting
How well do you know your business’ numbers?
There are two books that can change your relationship with finance (I’ve used them over the past 10 years): Financial Intelligence by Karen Berman
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Accounting
Make your voice heard with City, State, and Federal representatives!
Wrapping up our blog post series on the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act, today we’ll talk about how to advocate for upcoming projects at the Local and City
City Procurement
How did NYC end up with an overall grade of D+ for MBE & WBE engagement?
“We owe our City’s richly diverse business community more than just lip service – we need to deliver real spending to these very real businesses,
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How principled excellence and firmness can mean success in Construction
In my last blog post I wrote about the characteristics a contractor should look for when searching out a new banking relationship. In this post
Systems Development
These three tips create a competitive advantage on Prevailing Wage Projects
When you bid on municipal work or any Prevailing Wage work, there are systems you’ll need to put in place in order to build up
Construction Contracts
Change Orders in Construction
Most people in construction have heard the term “change order.” In short, change orders are an amendment (i.e. “change”) to a construction contract that changes
Estimating
Fair and competitive estimates
Previously, I wrote about the importance of maintaining a good set of accounting records. In this post, I want to expand on that and