Businesses are attacked daily from many bad actors from State Sponsored to low level criminal gangs. From Ransomware to Wire fraud, there are some simple steps businesses can take to minimize the risks to avoid being the next Victim. In this presentation we will discuss the more predominate attacks, and how to minimize your exposure to them. Also discussed, if attacked how to mitigate the damage by being prepared.

As we enter the final months of 2019, our focus turns to 2020. Since this business cycle is now the longest in history, the question is "what comes next?". This presentation is intended to give you information that stimulates your thought process and helps you begin to plan for 2020. This will be a discussion that will focus on the forces that can propel the economy forward and the risks that could derail the economy.

Seems as if there are more trends around NOT working or working differently, than working in the office or on the job site…. remote employees, unlimited PTO hours, flexible work arrangements, volunteer time off, and FMLA. Do any of these make sense in the construction industry? And, as a construction industry leader, which of these do you really need to understand and implement?

Today Idaho and Nebraska are the only states with no legalized marijuana (either medical or personal use) or CBD, and that could change any time. Some states protect employees others specifically protect employers. Add to this the continuing opioid crisis, shortage of available workers and states with mandatory drug and alcohol testing rules and you have a patchwork of compliance issues to sort through with little time to do so. This session will provide an overview of these issues and touch on the key points you need to be aware of.

Learn about the most common compliance issues addressed by the IRS for Construction Industry taxpayers, the effect of 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act on the construction industry, and how to properly change a taxpayer's method of accounting to comply with the tax laws.

Seems as if there are more trends around NOT working or working differently, than working in the office or on the job site…. remote employees, unlimited PTO hours, flexible work arrangements, volunteer time off, and FMLA. Do any of these make sense in the construction industry? And, as a construction industry leader, which of these do you really need to understand and implement?

Today Idaho and Nebraska are the only states with no legalized marijuana (either medical or personal use) or CBD, and that could change any time. Some states protect employees others specifically protect employers. Add to this the continuing opioid crisis, shortage of available workers and states with mandatory drug and alcohol testing rules and you have a patchwork of compliance issues to sort through with little time to do so. This session will provide an overview of these issues and touch on the key points you need to be aware of.

As we enter the final months of 2019, our focus turns to 2020. Since this business cycle is now the longest in history, the question is "what comes next?". This presentation is intended to give you information that stimulates your thought process and helps you begin to plan for 2020. This will be a discussion that will focus on the forces that can propel the economy forward and the risks that could derail the economy.

Learn about the most common compliance issues addressed by the IRS for Construction Industry taxpayers, the effect of 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act on the construction industry, and how to properly change a taxpayer's method of accounting to comply with the tax laws.

The construction technology landscape is entering a new era - paving the way for a more connected future during the project lifecycle. Leaders see how technologies are changing the game with efficiencies, cost savings, data capture and reporting. Many of us are responsible for, or involved with, how to innovate practices for accounting, operations, security and compliance. With the next phase of the construction information technology revolution around the corner, are you ready? This roundtable discussion will focus on strategy, budget, implementation, products and the challenges of keeping up as consumer tech evolves.