Construction Back-Office Mastery:
Real-World Survival Panel
Join our esteemed construction experts as they distill attendee-driven questions into a unique series of case studies emphasizing best practices for the entire back-end of construction operations (encompassing contract review, payments, bonding, lien management, compliance, and tech integration) with a goal of forming specific repeatable processes for every project to save you time, money, sanity, and just maybe help you survive the challenges of the construction business.
90% of construction businesses won’t survive the long haul.
90% of the reasons have nothing to do with the jobsite.
Sessions
- Learn from the Burn — Setting the stage for the full series, our panel of industry experts share the often surprising ways they’ve witnessed companies being “burned” throughout their careers.
- Navigating Project Onboarding and Risk Assessment — Build airtight front-end workflows and contract reviews.
- Streamlining Invoicing and Payment Cycles — Avoid payment bottlenecks with proven invoicing and compliance strategies.
- Managing Mid-Project Changes and Disputes — Handle scope creep, change orders, and waiver confusion like a pro.
- Ensuring Compliance Across Multi-State Operations — Meet deadlines and requirements in every jurisdiction without losing your mind.
- Optimizing Closeout and Final Payments — Speed up retainage release and lien/bond resolution.
- Understanding Cash Flow Impacts in Construction — Learn why growth kills and how to protect yourself from it.
- Scaling Back-Office Operations with Technology — Upgrade your systems and scale without chaos.
Share your story or ask a session-specific question
Please take a moment to register below and share your questions, a scenario for which you’re seeking answers, or even a cautionary tale you’ve made it through. We’ll use AI to sort and roll up everything into a session-specific hypothetical case study for our panelists to discuss during the webinar and answer follow-up questions after. No worries if your schedule is tight, we’ll send you recordings to digest on your time if you’d like.
Include a general description of the project (including your role) and the challenges of your story, but please keep it generic—no need to provide anybody’s names. Feel free to share any results you experienced, changes you or your organization made in response, or questions you may still have and we’ll do our best to address them.
Example: “So there we were, the GC on a commercial new build warehouse for a national client, when our roofing sub told us that…”