Before I forget, our good friend Tom Koulouris will be presenting a webinar on "Lowering Construction Project Costs in Tough Times". Without giving too much away, I understand that Tom will be talking about some of the variables that can keep project costs in check, that are within a project owner's control If you would like to register, please go to this link:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/385592178
Based on Tom's delivery of his previous presentation on "Faster Heads in Beds", I know this will be an educational and engaging session. Please let me know if there are any general topics of interest to your organizations for which we may be able to organize and sponsor a webinar.
Showing posts with label construction issues. Show all posts
Showing posts with label construction issues. Show all posts
Friday, August 8, 2008
Thursday, May 29, 2008
A Different Take on Industry Woes
One thing I love about my job (among many) is the ability to exchange ideas with experienced professionals like Mr. Hank Harris, Managing Director with FMI. As you'll note from my previous post on the ENR Awards, Hank and I met a while back and have maintained a professional relationship.
I value his opinion given his years of experience and industry focus. As such, I was happy that Hank agreed to do a webinar with us and provide his views on some of the challenges that the construction industry continues to face - I invite you to view this presentation and hopefully gain new insights from a respected source. This link on the e-Builder site will take you to a recorded version of the webinar. http://www.e-builder.net/webinars/construction-webinar.html
I welcome your feedback on this session as well as your take on industry challenges, and more specifically, what we can do to overcome them.
I value his opinion given his years of experience and industry focus. As such, I was happy that Hank agreed to do a webinar with us and provide his views on some of the challenges that the construction industry continues to face - I invite you to view this presentation and hopefully gain new insights from a respected source. This link on the e-Builder site will take you to a recorded version of the webinar. http://www.e-builder.net/webinars/construction-webinar.html
I welcome your feedback on this session as well as your take on industry challenges, and more specifically, what we can do to overcome them.
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