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Senior editor Calista Sprague presents an overview of the TISE show in Las Vegas, focusing on education opportunities, major events and concurrent shows, including the NAHB building show, the KBIS kitchen and bath show and the IWCE window expo.
Contributing editor Sam Allman examines the concept of personal brand development, covering issues from trustworthiness and authenticity to consistency, persistence and both giving others recognition for success and taking credit for failures.
Publisher Kemp Harr discusses the Dodge 2016 Construction Outlook, and also reports on member meetings for Starnet, FEI Group and Bridgeway Interactive, and he points out the common topic to all these meetings: labor decisions.
Contributing editor Dave Stafford lays out the landscape of annuity business and provides essential tips and guidance for how to bid for these types of contracts and how to build a successful revenue stream from annuities.
Publisher Kemp Harr interviews Dave Gheesling, who founded FloorExpo (now called FEI Group) in 1998, covering everything from his own leadership skills to the state of single-family and multi-family housing and the impact of polyester carpet.
Executive editor Darius Helm analyzes the results of this year's survey of the nation's top design firms, including top projects, new markets, priorities, top problems and color and design trends, along with designers' favorite flooring manufacturers.
Senior editor Calista Sprague discusses the challenges of selling hardwood flooring with key retailer experts from Nebraska Furniture Mart, Great Floors and Rusmur Floors, covering everything from big box competition to installation and refinishing.
Editor Jessica Chevalier writes about the acute care market and how it is evolving, including a section on the hospitals of tomorrow as well as a section on the science of creating a healing environment.
Bradford G. Harvey, a Tennessee lawyer specializing in labor and employment, offers a comprehensive overview of the issues surrounding the misclassification of employees as independent contractors, along with the legal challenges in specific cases.
Publisher Kemp harr discusses the installer problem and on CRI's revised carpet installation standard, and he also weighs in on CFI becoming a division of WFCA. The column also includes a report on Mullican's celebration of its 30th anniversary.