Construction Business Owner

1 month ago | constructionbusinessowner.com | Gregg M. Schoppman

I fly a lot. Anyone who says they love to fly is either lying or deranged. However, I fly so often that I have been driven from gate to gate when I have a close connection. Before anyone thinks I’m some big jet-setter, it only happens because I fly a lot. It’s the least they can do in an era of awful air travel mishaps — and in some cases, awful travelers around me.

2 months ago | constructionbusinessowner.com | Gregg M. Schoppman

Like many other overweight Americans seeking a weight loss solution, I invested in a Peloton bike. Interesting choice of words: “invested.” While there are certainly differences of opinion, I think Peloton has an amazing product that is well-crafted and sound. Additionally, there is a cavalcade of add-on features (read: more money), to enhance the rider’s experience. Now for the punch line.

2 months ago | constructionbusinessowner.com | Gregg M. Schoppman

In what appears to be a continuation of the previous year’s performance, the construction industry continued to see either growth or stability in all its sectors in 2024. Anchored by a large thrust in the residential sector once again, businesses largely flourished. Most organizations have seen stability in both profitability and the competitive landscape, according to FMI’s Civil Infrastructure Index.

Feb 11, 2025 | constructionbusinessowner.com | Carmen Capoccia

Tuesday, February 11, 2025 Last year, artificial intelligence took the construction industry by storm, sparking conversations worldwide. As we settle into 2025, advanced tech solutions are poised to remain a critical factor for firms. With new complications affecting the skilled labor shortage, it’s important for business leaders to use tools to enhance their workforce.

Jan 15, 2025 | constructionbusinessowner.com | Megan Beam

As workplace safety remains a critical focus for business owners in the construction industry, Construction Business Owner (CBO) spoke with safety experts to explore emerging trends, safety culture, and actionable strategies for reducing injuries and costs. Representing Travelers in this discussion are Rich Ives, senior vice president of business insurance claims for Travelers Insurance, and Ken Wengert, vice president of risk control for construction, energy and marine at Travelers.