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Welcome to a new episode of I'm The Gaffer 👷♂️
What if the biggest mistake leaders make is punishing mistakes?
In this episode, Glenn Bostock, Founder of SnapCab and author of The Human Business, joins Gavin Coyle to share how changing the way he treated employees transformed his company culture, improved innovation, and helped build a thriving manufacturing business.
From rewarding employees for identifying mistakes to creating a workplace built on kindness, authenticity, and purpose, Glenn explains why businesses should focus on helping people thrive, not simply maximizing profit.
Whether you're a business owner, construction leader, project manager, entrepreneur, HR professional, or team leader, this conversation offers practical leadership lessons you can apply immediately.
You'll learn:00:00 Rewarding mistakes instead of punishing them
00:47 Introduction to Glenn Bostock & employee engagement
03:18 Learning disabilities and the leadership lesson that shaped SnapCab
12:41 The employee mistake that changed everything
14:49 Why Glenn rewarded an employee with a trip to Hawaii
16:18 Building a culture that rewards problem solving
18:09 Why rewarding mistakes removes fear
23:40 Why money is a tool, not the goal
38:28 What success really means in business
41:26 The biggest lesson Glenn would teach his younger self
Connect with Glenn Bostock🌐 SnapCab
https://snapcab.com/
📖 The Human Business (Amazon)
https://www.amazon.in/Human-Business-People-First-Lasting-Success/dp/B0GCHGXDBF
https://www.linkedin.com/in/glennbostock/?skipRedirect=true
About Coyle GroupCoyle Group provides safety outsourcing and managed services for high-impact projects across wind, utilities, power generation, engineering, and construction.
With over 25 years of experience, 100+ safety professionals, and more than 1 million safety hours completed, Coyle Group helps organisations deliver projects safely and compliantly.
Learn more:
https://coyle-group.com/
I'm The Gaffer, hosted by Gavin Coyle, features conversations with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and subject matter experts covering construction, engineering, leadership, business growth, safety, procurement, project delivery, and workplace culture.
Listen on:
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https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer
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https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@ImTheGafferPodcast
Website
https://www.imthegaffer.com
Subscribe for more conversations on leadership, construction, business growth, workplace culture, employee engagement, engineering, manufacturing, and entrepreneurship.
#ImTheGaffer #Leadership #EmployeeEngagement #BusinessCulture #CompanyCulture #LeadershipDevelopment #Manufacturing #LeanManufacturing #BusinessGrowth #Construction #Entrepreneurship #Management #Innovation #WorkplaceCulture #HumanBusiness
Welcome to a new episode of I'm The Gaffer 👷♂️
If you're a contractor, construction business owner, project manager, engineer, estimator, consultant, or SME looking to win more government and public sector work, this episode is packed with practical advice you can apply to your next tender.
In this episode, Jason Cooney, Director of Tsaks Consulting, joins Gavin Coyle to break down the tender process—from deciding whether to bid, writing stronger responses, pricing competitively, using AI effectively, and understanding what buyers are really looking for.
You'll learn:
00:00 Check the mandatory criteria first
01:30 Introduction to Jason Cooney
05:26 First steps after receiving a tender
10:37 Tender trends: innovation, AI & whole-of-life costs
13:10 Why social value can make or break your bid
18:06 Building consistent tender responses
21:35 Creating a winning tender response library
25:28 Inside the buyer's mindset
31:19 Why buyers want you to succeed
37:09 Pricing strategies and pricing buffers
Connect with Jason CooneyTsaks Consulting (Australia)
https://thetenderteam.com.au/
Tsaks Consulting (UK & Europe)
https://tsaks.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-cooney/
About Coyle GroupCoyle Group provides safety outsourcing and managed services for high-impact projects across wind, utilities, power generation, engineering, and construction.
With 25+ years of experience, 100+ safety professionals, and over 1 million safety hours completed, Coyle Group helps organisations deliver projects safely and compliantly.
Learn more:
https://coyle-group.com/
About the PodcastI'm The Gaffer, hosted by Gavin Coyle, features conversations with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and subject matter experts covering construction, engineering, leadership, business growth, safety, procurement, and project delivery.
Listen on:
Apple Podcasts
https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer
Spotify
https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@ImTheGafferPodcast
Website
https://www.imthegaffer.com
Subscribe for more conversations on construction, tendering, procurement, leadership, safety, engineering, and business growth.
#ImTheGaffer #GovernmentTenders #TenderWriting #Construction #Procurement #ConstructionBusiness #PublicSector #BusinessGrowth #ProjectManagement #ConstructionLeadership #Contractors #Engineering #SMEs #TenderManagement #GovernmentContracts
Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷♂️
If you're a construction business owner, architect, engineer, contractor, project manager, developer, or someone involved in designing and delivering projects, this conversation offers valuable insights into architecture, construction, entrepreneurship, AI, leadership, and the future of the built environment.
In this episode, Lance Cayko joins Gavin Coyle to discuss why architects need to reconnect with the construction industry, how builders and architects can work more effectively together, the impact of AI on professional services, and why understanding construction can make you a better designer and business owner.
You'll learn:
Why architects need stronger relationships with builders, subcontractors, and the people actually delivering projects
How spending time in the field can improve designs, reduce mistakes, and earn respect from trades
Why many architecture firms struggle with business, profitability, and long-term growth
How AI is changing architecture and why practical construction experience is becoming more valuable
Why Lance believes architects should reclaim the role of the master builder and take a bigger role in construction projects
🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps
00:00 Why builders earn more than architects
01:12 Introduction to Lance Cayko
02:27 Starting in construction at age 13
08:54 Why entrepreneurship and architecture rarely go together
12:10 The ego problem in architecture
15:08 Why architects don't talk to tradespeople
17:29 How subcontractors improved architectural drawings
21:44 AI and the future of architecture
31:00 Why architectural firms are going out of business
38:00 Why owners and clients suffer from poor collaboration
40:52 Knowing what you know now
42:07 The book that changed Lance's life
Connect with Lance Cayko
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lance-cayko-1227031a/
Inside The Firm Podcast
https://insidethefirmpodcast.com/
F9 Productions
https://www.f9productions.com/
About Coyle Group
Coyle Group provides safety outsourcing and managed services for high-impact projects across wind, utilities, power generation, engineering, and construction.
With 25+ years of experience, 100+ safety professionals, and 1M+ safety hours completed, Coyle Group helps projects run safely and compliantly.
Learn more:
https://coyle-group.com/
About the Podcast
I’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, safety, engineering, construction, and business success.
Listen on:
Apple Podcasts
https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer
Spotify
https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast
Website
https://www.imthegaffer.com
Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners, architects, engineers, contractors, project leaders, developers, and industry professionals.
#ImTheGaffer
#Architecture
#ConstructionIndustry
#Architects
#ConstructionLeadership
#BuildingDesign
#ConstructionManagement
#ConstructionBusiness
#ProjectManagement
#AIInConstruction
#ConstructionTechnology
#Entrepreneurship
#ArchitectureBusiness
#GeneralContractor
#ConstructionPodcast
Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷♂️
If you're a construction business owner, engineer, project manager, contractor, safety professional, or someone responsible for delivering projects, this conversation offers valuable insights into engineering leadership, safety, technology, and the future of the industry.
In this episode, Craig Montz joins Gavin Coyle to discuss what makes a great engineer, why the industry needs more engineering talent, how technology is transforming project delivery, and why preventing problems is more valuable than simply solving them.
You’ll learn:
Why engineering is a rewarding career with endless opportunities
What qualities make a great engineer
Why safety should be considered during design, not after construction starts
How asking better questions leads to better project outcomes
Whether construction projects are being over-engineered
How BIM and 3D modelling are changing project planning
Why technology and AI are becoming essential engineering tools
Why experienced engineers focus on preventing problems, not just fixing them
How engineering firms can attract and retain top talent
Why leadership is often about listening instead of providing solutions
Why Craig believes he should have bet on himself earlier in his career
🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps
00:00 Problem solving vs problem prevention
01:30 Introduction to Craig Montz
05:15 How engineering firms attract top talent
07:52 What makes a great engineer?
09:37 Why engineering logic improves safety
10:36 Are projects being over-engineered?
15:23 The qualities of a modern engineer
16:03 How BIM and technology are transforming construction
18:44 The leadership lesson behind problem prevention
20:00 Building projects virtually before construction begins
26:14 How AI helps engineers make better decisions
27:25 Engineering salaries and specialist career opportunities
32:05 Leadership lessons from managing people
35:00 The future of engineering and technology
37:50 Knowing what you know now, what would you do differently?
Connect with Craig Montz
LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/craigmontz/
Company Website
https://mcclurevision.com/
About Coyle Group
Coyle Group provides safety outsourcing and managed services for high-impact projects across wind, utilities, power generation, engineering, and construction.
With 25+ years of experience, 100+ safety professionals, and 1M+ safety hours completed, Coyle Group helps projects run safely and compliantly.
Learn more:
https://coyle-group.com/
About the Podcast
I’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, safety, engineering, and success in the construction industry.
Listen on:
Apple Podcasts
https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer
Spotify
https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast
Website
https://www.imthegaffer.com
Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners, engineers, project leaders, and industry professionals.
Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷♂️
If you're a construction business owner, contractor, project leader, safety professional, or someone responsible for building better teams, inclusion is not just an HR policy or a box-ticking exercise.
In this episode, Anne Okafor, Founder of Okaforia Limited, joins Gavin Coyle to discuss what an inclusive construction industry really looks like and why it matters for safety, quality, culture, recruitment, reputation, and business performance.
You’ll learn:
Why inclusion affects everyone in construction
Why diversity and inclusion cannot sit only with HR
Why company culture has to start from the top
How poor workplace culture can affect safety and quality
Why small everyday behaviours can become bigger problems
Why job adverts and recruitment processes may put people off
Why inclusion is not just about hiring more women
How inclusive teams can help produce better buildings and better products
Why ESG and client expectations are making this topic more important
Why being inclusive starts with being a decent human being
🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps
00:00 Why diverse teams create better products
01:53 Introduction to Anne Okafor
03:46 Anne’s journey into construction
06:12 What does an inclusive construction industry look like?
07:24 Legal requirements and industry standards
09:31 Why inclusion cannot be an afterthought
11:18 Is diversity and inclusion just HR?
19:23 Diversity and inclusion as safety near misses
22:53 Why safety is physical and emotional
27:08 Why inclusion is more than women in construction
Connect with Anne Okafor
https://www.linkedin.com/in/anneokafor/
Website
https://www.anneokafor.com/
About the Podcast
I’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, and success in the construction industry.
Listen on:
Apple Podcasts
https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer
Spotify
https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast
Website
https://www.imthegaffer.com
Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners and leaders.
#ImTheGaffer #ConstructionBusiness #ConstructionLeadership #ConstructionIndustry #DiversityAndInclusion #InclusionInConstruction #WomenInConstruction #ConstructionCulture #HealthAndSafety #WorkplaceCulture #ESG #Leadership
Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷♂️
If you work in construction, health and safety, contracting, site management, or lead teams on site, this episode is an important conversation about mental health, support, and looking out for people before they reach crisis point.
In this episode, Gavin Coyle is joined by Mary Grady and Alan Worrall for an important conversation about mental health support in the construction industry and the work of the Lighthouse Charity in Ireland.
They discuss why construction workers need support before crisis point, how employers and HSE professionals can spot the signs, and why a quiet chat can sometimes make a major difference.
You’ll learn:
Why mental health support matters in construction
How the Lighthouse Charity supports workers and families
Why financial pressure is a major issue for many workers
How mental health first aid and peer support can help
Why the Make It Visible van is creating real conversations on site
How employers can build support into workplace culture
🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps
00:00 Mental health first aid in construction
01:11 Introduction to Mary Grady and Alan Worrall
03:31 What the Lighthouse Charity does
03:43 Built by construction workers, for construction workers
04:28 Financial struggles and support requests
05:15 Alan’s role in health and safety
08:33 Why HSE professionals are important signposts
11:14 Rising need for mental health support
16:07 The impact of suicide in construction
17:35 Mental health of health and safety professionals
23:20 Why construction-specific support matters
28:02 The importance of communication and connection
34:04 Wellbeing beyond the basics
40:44 Encouraging proactive support in the workplace
Find out more about Summer Lunch 2026:
Companies interested in partnering with The Lighthouse Charity can become a Company Supporter, set up a Lighthouse Day Fundraiser, or learn more about the charity.
Contact: Mary Grady
Email: [email protected]
Role: Partnership Manager, Ireland East Region
More info: https://lighthousecharity.org/lighthouse-charity-company-supporter/
Connect with Mary Grady
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-grady/
Connect with Alan Worrall
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-worrall-190646135/
Lighthouse Charity
Website: https://www.lighthousecharity.org/
About the Podcast
I’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, and success in the construction industry.
Listen on:
Apple Podcasts
https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer
Spotify
https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast
Website
https://www.imthegaffer.com
Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners, contractors, health and safety professionals, and construction leaders.
#ImTheGaffer #ConstructionMentalHealth #LighthouseCharity #ConstructionIndustry #HealthAndSafety #MentalHealthAwareness #ConstructionSafety #WorkplaceWellbeing #MentalHealthFirstAid #ConstructionLeadership #SiteSafety #ConstructionWorkers #WellbeingAtWork #HSE #ConstructionSupport
Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷♂️
If you're a contractor, tradesman, roofer, HVAC business owner, or home service business owner, more revenue is not always the answer.
In this episode, Daniel Bamper, Founder of Black Belt Ledgers, joins Gavin Coyle to discuss why construction businesses need better financial structure, clearer job costing, stronger cashflow tracking, and smarter margin control.
Daniel works as a fractional CFO for contractors, tradesmen, and home service businesses, helping owners understand their numbers before small problems become expensive ones.
You’ll learn:
Why contractors need more than tax reports and bookkeeping
Why cashflow can feel tight even when revenue looks strong
How job costing helps contractors protect profit
Why construction margins leave little room for mistakes
How to track marketing beyond views and impressions
Why calls, estimates, and booked jobs matter more than vanity metrics
Why seven-figure businesses need weekly financial visibility
How warranties can affect cashflow and tax strategy
Why AI can improve efficiency but cannot replace judgment
How one roofer made $100K less in revenue but added $400K to profit margins
Why better systems can help contractors grow without simply doing more work
🎯 Episode Highlights / Timestamps
00:00 Construction margins and profit leaks
01:12 Introduction to Daniel Bamper
03:11 Daniel’s journey into construction finance
06:31 Why growing contractors outgrow old systems
08:55 Marketing numbers every contractor should know
13:18 Why contractors need accounting systems
18:10 Why contractors need to track warranties
25:15 Can AI replace financial advisors?
31:39 How one roofer added $400K to profit margins
43:28 Episode wrap-up
Connect with Daniel Bamper
Website
https://blackbeltledgers.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-bamper/
About the Podcast
I’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, and success in the construction industry.
Listen on:
Apple Podcasts
https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer
Spotify
https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast
Website
https://www.imthegaffer.com
Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners and leaders.
#ImTheGaffer #ConstructionBusiness #ContractorGrowth #ConstructionLeadership #ContractorFinance #Cashflow #ProfitMargins #JobCosting #ConstructionManagement #BusinessSystems
Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷♂️
If you're a construction business owner who only reacts when projects go wrong, you may already be losing money, time, and control without realising it.
In this episode, Bryan Guess, Founder and Principal Consultant of Bartizan Strategic Group, joins Gavin Coyle to discuss how construction companies can identify hidden risks, improve systems, protect margins, and avoid costly mistakes before the damage is done.
You’ll learn:
Why project problems are often symptoms, not the real issue
Why construction businesses need to look at risk before it hits
How a risk register can protect your business
Why “I don’t have time” is a dangerous excuse
How documentation can prevent costly mistakes
Why warranties and O&M manuals matter more than many owners realise
How poor systems create repeat problems
Why throwing more people at a project is often just a Band-Aid
How to deal with high-performing but difficult team members
Why structure, strategy, and systems matter in construction leadership
Sponsored by Hustro.com
Hustro.com – the simplest construction management software.
Spend 75% less time on inspections and reports and streamline your construction documentation.
Start and claim 2 months free using code “GAVIN” → https://hustro.com/gavin
🎯 Episode Highlights (Timestamps / Chapters)00:00 Sponsored by Hustro.com
01:20 Introduction to Bryan Guess
02:23 The story behind Bartizan Strategic Group
04:34 Bryan’s gap analysis approach
08:32 Why construction companies need a risk register
09:04 Working on the business vs in the business
14:13 The Washington DC roof leak case study
16:48 The importance of documentation and detective work
20:48 Why O&M manuals matter at handover
23:38 Why warranties should be checked before repairs
29:20 How Bartizan Strategic Group supports project-based businesses
31:02 Why processes must change as companies scale
34:46 Why tribal knowledge creates business risk
38:27 Managing a difficult but high-performing project manager
43:20 Bryan’s favourite books
46:04 Where to connect with Bryan Guess
48:18 Episode wrap-up
Connect with Bryan GuessWebsite
https://bartizan.group/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-guess/
About the PodcastI’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, and success in the construction industry.
Listen on:
Apple Podcasts
https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer
Spotify
https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast
Website
https://www.imthegaffer.com
Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners and leaders.
#ImTheGaffer #Construction #ConstructionBusiness #ContractorGrowth #ConstructionLeadership #ConstructionRisk #BusinessSystems
Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷♂️
If you're a construction business owner who only checks your numbers once a year with your accountant — you're running your company blind and it's costing you real money.
In this episode, Roy Coughlan, entrepreneur and host of multiple top-charting podcasts, breaks down why most contractors lose money not because of lack of work — but because they don't control their numbers, systems, and pricing.
You’ll learn:
Hustro.com – the simplest construction management software.
Spend 75% less time on inspections and reports and streamline your construction documentation.
Start and claim 2 months free using code “GAVIN”→ https://hustro.com/gavin
🎯 Episode Highlights (Timestamps / Chapters)00:00 Introduction
02:30 Roy Coughlan’s background and entrepreneurial journey
06:15 Why contractors miss tax deductions
08:26 Why many contractors guess job pricing
10:53 How one badly priced job can wipe out profits
12:53 How AI can create contracts and estimates in minutes
16:11 The 80/20 rule when using AI
17:08 Using AI for marketing and business growth
18:02 Why AI will improve jobs rather than replace them
19:41 From construction to podcasting
21:44 How Roy built a podcast coaching business
23:06 Why podcasting is underrated for business growth
26:05 What makes a podcast successful
26:42 Why promoting in the wrong places doesn’t work
27:23 Using YouTube and AI tools to grow an audience
28:55 Why targeting the right audience matters
30:10 Marketing lessons for contractors
31:57 Roy on property, business models and entrepreneurship
33:06 Roy’s virtual assistant business explained
34:40 Fiverr, Upwork and building long-term relationships
39:18 Roy’s advice on hiring and working with contractors
40:06 Why construction doesn’t have to be your only path
41:29 Knowing when it’s time to change direction
43:30 Roy’s advice to entrepreneurs
44:26 What Roy would do differently in life
45:00 Roy’s favourite book
45:45 Roy’s favourite destination
46:41 A surprising fact about Roy
47:13 Where to connect with Roy
48:00 Final message to listeners
48:18 Episode wrap-up
Connect with Roy CoughlanWebsite
https://roycoughlan.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/roycoughlan
About the PodcastI’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, and success in the construction industry.
Listen on
Apple Podcasts
https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer
Spotify
https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast
Website
https://www.imthegaffer.com
Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners and leaders.
#ImTheGaffer #Construction #ConstructionBusiness
#ContractorGrowth #ConstructionLeadership #AIInConstruction #BusinessSystems
Welcome to a new episode of I’m The Gaffer 👷♂️
If you're a construction business owner stuck around £200k–£300k in revenue and constantly firefighting staff problems, cash flow pressure, and operational chaos — you're likely overstaffed, under-systemised, and bleeding money.
In this episode, Chaz Wolfe, serial entrepreneur and founder of Gathering The Kings, breaks down how construction business owners build companies that run without them — instead of businesses that consume their time, cash, and family life.
You’ll learn:
- Why a $200k construction business with 3–5 employees is massively overstaffed
- The $300k revenue threshold before hiring becomes necessary
- Why most owners remain the bottleneck even with 10–15 employees
- The four-step system to remove yourself from daily operations
- Why hiring before fixing systems is costing you serious money
- How predictable profit becomes the driver of long-term family wealth
Sponsored by Hustro.com
Hustro.com – the simplest construction management software.
Spend 75% less time on inspections and reports and streamline your construction documentation.
Start and claim 2 months free using code “GAVIN”
→ https://hustro.com/gavin
🎯 Episode Highlights (Timestamps / Chapters)
00:00 Introduction
01:38 Chaz Wolfe’s entrepreneurial background
03:30 Why many business owners become the bottleneck
11:32 Building a business that runs without you
14:17 The $200K business hiring mistake
20:25 Why owners must get out of the weeds
21:06 Building systems and SOPs to scale
27:00 Market size vs marketing problems in construction
31:30 Teaching entrepreneurship to kids
42:14 Chaz’s favourite book: Think and Grow Rich
43:30 Helping entrepreneurs build freedom through systems
Connect with Chaz WolfeWebsite
https://gatheringthekings.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/chaz-wolfe-86767054/
About the PodcastI’m The Gaffer, hosted by construction professional Gavin Coyle, brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts to share real insights on leadership, growth, and success in the construction industry.
Listen onApple Podcasts
https://bit.ly/ImTheGaffer
Spotify
https://bit.ly/ImTheGafferSpotify
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@imthegafferpodcast
Website
https://www.imthegaffer.com
Subscribe for more insights for construction business owners and leaders.
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#ImTheGaffer #Construction #ConstructionBusiness
#ContractorGrowth #ConstructionLeadership #BusinessSystems #ConstructionOperations
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