Tag: business management
Grow Your Business and Stay Sane with Tools from NAHB Education
Managing a growing business can stretch home builders to the very limits of their personal, emotional and financial resources. An NAHB webinar, Managing Business Growth for Profitability and Sanity, will provide construction owners with the tools necessary to grow a business successfully.
How to Build Your Projects on Time and on Budget
Project Management — Live Online is taught in webinar format over three consecutive Tuesdays, June 4, 11 and 18, from 1–3 p.m. ET. The course is designed to show you how to build your projects on time and on budget.
How to Design a Website for Boomer Prospects
Your boomer prospects are living in a digital world — and they’re using it to research the products they’re interested in, including homes and communities. When developing or redesigning your site, plan for these three key aspects to ensure you’re giving your prospects the best digital experience possible.
New ‘Connect 10’ Program Helps Younger Companies Grow
As a stepping stone to membership in the 20 Clubs, Connect 10 is built around a series of virtual meetings developed as a convenient and appealing platform for newer company owners.
How Does Your Business Measure Up?
Industry benchmarks on profit margins, asset levels and equity positions are important because they allow businesses to compare their performance to their peers. That can be extremely helpful in identifying areas for improvement and increasing efficiencies.
Drone Use Among Builders Continues its Ascent
A recent NAHB survey discovered that the popularity of drones within the housing industry is not only growing — it’s skyrocketing.
Finding Hidden Profits From Change Orders
Many builders have contracts and change order policies that leave too much room for interpretation and an excessive amount of client flexibility.
Build a Solid Career in Construction Management
NAHB has been promoting the rewarding job opportunities in the skilled trades for Careers in Construction Month but let’s not forget that the construction manager also offers an exciting career path in the housing industry.
Restarting Your Business After a Natural Disaster
Understanding how your business has been affected by a natural disaster and developing a sensible strategy may increase the probability your firm becomes financially viable in a post-disaster environment. Here are some helpful tips.
4 Keys to Working with Insurance Adjusters
The rebuilding process after a natural disaster is arduous, even for those who have flood insurance. Home owners who want to get their lives back in order as quickly as possible will seek out a seasoned builder who knows what to expect and how best to collaborate with insurance adjusters.