Succession During a Recession

Don't let the economic downturn stop succession plans for your business.


Succession Planning

 

Company Culture

five local social services agencies will distribute the 50 bicycles (with helmets and locks) to underprivileged children in the area.

This Remodeler Is on a Community Roll

Pine Street Carpenters' annual "100 Wheels Project" strengthens community ties and company spirit.


 

Work-Life Balance

  • Goal Setting for Employee Retention

    Individual goals for owners and employees help to shape business goals and aid in retaining valuable staff.

     
  • Surfing the internet for shopping

    Couples' Retreat

    This retreat can help married business owners make both their working and personal relationships with each other successful.

     
  • SecondLook: John DeCiantis

    This class of 2001 Big50 returns to what he loves doing: working with his hands on unique projects.

     

A Business Counselor Can Help Relieve Stress at Work and at Home

Get outside help to keep stress from overwhelming your work and family life.


 

Franchises

  • A New Bathroom Concept, Ready for Prime Time

    Matt Plaskoff has invested 10 years and $4 million into One Week Bath, and after nearly 1,000 fast-turnaround bathroom remodels in Los Angeles since 2004, he’s ready to roll it out across the country.

     
  • Insurance Restoration Companies

    REMODELING's list of the biggest insurance restoration companies.

     
  • Franchise Companies

    Franchise organizations in remodeling have grown as they’ve focused their service offering.

     

Owner Concerns

  • Remodeling Company Makeup After the Recession

    Coming out of the recession, small and nimble look to be the traits most important to remodeling companies in 2010.

     
  • Ahead of the Curve

    Looking for hidden opportunities in a challenging economy has helped California Energy Consultant Service position itself for close to 50% growth in 2010.

     
  • Don't Bank on It

    Securing financing is getting more personal in the wake of the credit crunch. Remodelers are finding they may need to dig deeper within clients' finances and with their own lending partners.