Every business owner has personal convictions that shape the direction of a company. For Scott Reno, Founder and President of C & J Contracting, Inc. (C & J), a corporate value system based on integrity, service and loyalty is key to building long-lasting relationships with employees, clients and project partners. read more...
Licensed environmental and general engineering company CVE San Diego offers varied services during these unusual times, resolving challenges with unique considerations. Some challenges are global; others more geographically defined. Its multilayered team dynamic fuels the creativity often needed to develop effective solutions to clients’ needs. read more...
There are no days off in a family-owned and -operated dairy operation. read more...
A family tragedy, an innate mechanical aptitude and a lifelong interest in entrepreneurship are essential elements of Pat Esposito the man, the expert elevator mechanic and the Owner of Plainfield, Illinois-based Total Elevator Service. read more...
Morgan Smith was 4 years old when he decided two things about himself: he wanted to be an entrepreneur, and he wanted to make the world a better place. It’s not surprising, then, that when he got older, he attended Babson College, one of the nation’s leading colleges for entrepreneurship. read more...
Construction safety and all the associated procedures is a knowledge and passion that usually emerges over time, through strife and struggles. read more...
In 2016, Pete and Jennifer Zanmiller were looking for a business opportunity that would allow them to relocate to Florida to be closer to two of their three grown children. At the same time, Stanley Baker, owner of Professional Glass, was ready to retire and sell the business. read more...
When it comes to technical excellence, Brett Miller, Vice President of Fredericksburg, VA-based I.C.E. Heating & Cooling, knows his employees are the best—with an understanding of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) that is second to none. The challenge comes in translating that technical speak to customers. “We spend a fair amount of time teaching employees how to talk to customers, breaking down technical information in a way that can be easily understood—just like you want your doctor to explain things to you,” he says. read more...
When a small company lands big projects, and then becomes a favorite repeat subcontractor for those same big entities, it’s time to take notice. read more...
“Glass breaks, and that’s OK.” That may seem like an odd credo for a man whose professional life revolves around glass—but for Richard Main, who co-owns Vista Glass Inc. with his wife, Maria, it’s a way of saying the glass itself is less important and durable than the relationships forged with their customers. read more...
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