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Mergers & Acquisitions: A Construction Sector Update

Despite interest rate, inflation, supply-chain, and labor-related headwinds, construction operators across the industry have recently benefitted from declining costs (including fuel and energy) combined with still-effective price increases implemented over the past several months. The increased profitability is supported by record public-sector spending on new construction projects over the next five-plus years, resulting in strong …

What’s Sinking Your Employee’s Wellbeing?

5 Titanic Lessons for Leaders to Keep Their Crew Afloat The sinking of the Titanic stands as a tragic and haunting reminder of human fallibility. And surprisingly, the parallels between the Titanic disaster and today’s workplace wellbeing cultures are striking.

Construction Industry Navigates Rising Interest Rates and Economic Challenges

Marcum Releases the 2023 National Construction Survey. The construction industry is grappling with the implications of rising interest rates, inflation, and changing economic dynamics, according to Marcum’s 2023 National Construction Survey.

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