Congrats! You have bondability, or at least we hope you do as a general contractor… When it comes to the construction industry, there is a high risk involved. When a general contractor has bondability, it means they’re capable of passing an insurance company’s background check of sorts, so a bond can be issued.
Multifamily property owners can take advantage of a thriving market by embracing digital communication, listening to their tenants, and retaining their staff.
With cybercrimes on the rise, it’s time to look not only at your practices but also your cyber liability coverage.
Consider new ways to serve your clients. Aid clients in developing their return to work programs. As tenants continue to understand how they will take their next steps, they may be looking to upgrade to more space. Consider how you can help each of your tenants to achieve their long-term goals.
Have the global pandemic and stay-at-home orders made you more vulnerable to potential cyber-attacks? How can you protect yourself and your company? Let’s explore!
Employees who have a good health insurance program are more productive, more engaged, and more attached to their company.Â