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The Restoration & Remediation Ask the Expert Podcasts
R&R Ask the Expert podcasts give you insight on specific restoration industry-related topics, through the eyes of the real experts. Check back often for new podcasts with new experts and new topics! Have a topic you would like to learn more about? Email your idea to blevinsm@bnpmedia.com.
If we open our minds wide enough we can find inspiration in just about anything and anyone. The challenge can be to avoid becoming uninspired when life doesn’t go the way we want it to.
In today’s Note, I offer a few suggestions on how to find inspiration while avoiding the pitfalls that can test our resolve.
It’s never fun doing an autopsy of a failed business. It’s even more unpleasant when it involves a family business. Liquidating the assets and turning the lock on the door that one last time is gut-wrenching.
While today’s Note relates to a family business, the message is the same for non-family businesses. Included are a few suggestions on how to avoid this unpleasant situation.
Dave Dybdahl, president of ARMR Network, presents on “Practical Risk Management for Cleaning and Restoration Contractors” at ICS Presents Connections to the Cleaning and Restoration Industry.
We caught up with Darrell Paulson, chairman of The Clean Trust, for an update on the organization since our December 2011 conversation. Highlights include an update from the January board of directors meeting and news on the MRS Exam.
