Construction Subcontractor Strategies for Getting Paid

For a small business, cash flow is king. So, how can you ensure that you'll get paid for the work you do when it's due to you? And, what do you do if you don't get paid? These questions will be answered by Kip Curphy, the former owner of a multi-million dollar general construction company. Come learn the best ways to ensure you're protected at the beginning of a project and the various tools and laws available to subcontractors to ensure payment from general contractors. Topics: - Invoicing and payment terms - Contingent payments - Prompt payment - Documentation - Escalation - Mechanic's liens - Payment bonds - Legal action Presenter: Kip Curphy has more than 30 years of experience in the construction industry. He started working at Wycon Construction Co. as a laborer after college and worked his way up the ladder to become President of the company in 1993. Wycon Construction is a heavy highway construction company specializing in concrete structures, utilities (water, sewer, storm, etc.), drainage, streets, etc. Kip was responsible for growing the company to nearly 90 employees with annual revenues of $14M. He implemented and oversaw HR, estimating, accounting, payroll, profit sharing, banking, bonding, purchasing, contracts, maintenance, project management, scheduling, field operations, supervision, and safety, as well as running the day to day operations of this dynamic top-notch firm.

Light lunch and refreshments will be provided.

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