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2013 Education Seminar ~ finding your DIRECTION
 
 
Just look at what you missed........
 
Co-Chair Marj Weber welcoming all speakers and attendees

"Work Acquisition Strategies"- Scott Humrickhouse, FMI

"Davis-Bacon Act-Mitigate DOL Compliance Risk & Strategies to Reduce Labor Cost on Prevailing Wage Jobs"-Phil Zak, Viewpoint Construction Software

Tony Hakes & John Armour representing CBIZ MHM, PC - thank you for your support!

"Evolving Accounting Standards-They Must Be Broke Because We Keep 'Fixing' Them" - John Armour-CBIZ MHM, PC

"WIP-A Management Tool for Contractors"-Mike Specht, Minard-Ames Insurance Services, LLC

"Mobile Device Mania"-Chris Lake, Sparkline Group

Cindy Lee introducing the final speaker of the afternoon.

"Affordable Care Act-What We Really Need to Know"-the Cavanagh Law Firm
 
It was a fantastic day filled with great information, presented by informative and personable speakers! Thank you to all of our attendees and sponsors! We look forward to seeing you again next year!


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