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Resiliency in Turbulent Times: How Contractors Can Prepare for What's Next
From economic uncertainty and shifting public policy to workforce challenges and rising costs, contractors are being asked to navigate a rapidly changing business environment. The companies that succeed in the years ahead will be those that can adapt quickly, make informed decisions, and stay focused on what they can control.
Join Hart Hodges, Director of Western Washington University's Center for Economic and Business Research; Jerry Vanderwood, Chief Lobbyist for AGC of Washington; and Tom Doll, Executive Business Consultant with TD Partners, for a candid discussion about the economic, political, and business forces shaping the construction industry today.
Hart Hodges will provide insight into economic conditions and what they may mean for contractors in the coming years. Jerry Vanderwood will share perspectives on legislative, regulatory, and political developments impacting the industry. Facilitated by Tom Doll, the discussion will connect these external trends to the practical leadership, financial, and operational decisions construction companies must make to remain competitive and resilient.
Through audience participation, live polling, and Q&A, attendees will leave with a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities ahead, and practical insights to help their organizations respond pro-actively with confidence.
Whether you are an owner, executive, CFO, project manager, estimator, superintendent, foreman, or emerging leader, this program will provide valuable perspective on where the industry is headed and how your company can prepare for success in 2027 and beyond.
Because while no one can predict the future, the most successful contractors are building organizations that are ready for whatever comes next. FREE to attend for AGC Members
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