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For a number of reasons, joint ventures are becoming more prevalent in the construction industry. There are several matters you need to consider before entering a new partnership, including:
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The IT audit is intended to provide assurances that your company’s IT is well-managed and standards and controls are followed. As the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and other standards continue to affect progressively smaller companies, it’s important to understand what’s involved in IT compliance. This session will focus on key areas that CFMs and senior management should be aware of and plan for. A conceptual framework for a simple audit will be presented.
This session will cover:
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Learn about the latest changes in financial reporting standards that impact the construction industry. Led by members of CFMA’s Emerging Issues Committee, specific topics in this session will include:
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This session will provide attendees with a comprehensive overview on various issues, initiatives, and solutions that encompass management succession and ownership transfer, including:
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Topics in this session will include:
There will also be a specialty contractor panel discussion on real- world contracting strategies.
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Learn how a large contractor created accurate conceptual estimates for complex construction projects by:
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Don’t miss this session that will cover a variety of strategic planning ideas. Some key talking points include:
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This session will provide everything you need to know about construction industry fraud, including:
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This session will provide information and tools for labor and compliance on prevailing wage projects. Takeaways include:
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In this session, attendees will discover: