Tom Harris, of Tom Harris PUR Consulting LLC, returns for another discussion with W&C, reporting on the recent SPFA Trade Show in San Antonio, what he saw there in regards to products, information, supply chain issues and (post) COVID etiquette, and much more.

Editor John Wyatt is joined by President of Dittemore Insulation Contractors Inc., Jeff Baxley. Baxley further discusses Dittemore (W&C’s March cover stars), challenges they’ve continually faced since 2020, how Dittemore stays ahead of material shortages, and more.

Publisher Jill Bloom had the chance to talk to Scott Turczynski, the President of CISCA and COO of Heartland Companies, about the exciting upcoming CISCA/AWCI/INTEX convention! After having to cancel two years in a row, Turczynski (along with Walls & Ceilings’) can’t wait to see everyone face to face!

In this episode, Trent Cotney, CEO of Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, talks about his recent decision to join Adams & Reese LLP, and what it means for contractors in an exclusive conversation with W&C.

The U.S. ban on Russian oil will lead to price increases for contractors, but there are ways to work around them, says Trent Cotney. In this episode, Cotney shares common clauses and tactics contractors can use to alleviate price increases resulting from the Russia-Ukraine war.

We had the pleasure of being joined by Erica Anenberg and Anni Aceian of Girl Flip. Girl Flip’s intention is to empower women in the construction industry. They promote women in the trades by creating opportunity, awareness and education for women in non-traditional roles.

Networking and sharing your contact information has never been as simple or intuitive. Charlie Cina explains the technology behind the latest innovation sweeping across trade show floors.

In this Legal Insights episode, Trent Cotney, CEO of Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, discusses the ongoing Russia-Ukraine War and how it will impact the construction industry.

In this episode, learn about the impact of trucker protests on the industry with Trent Cotney, CEO of Cotney Attorneys & Consultants.

An executive order signed early February could cause problems for contractors, warns Trent Cotney, CEO of Cotney Attorneys & Consultants.