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2019 Texas Builder Report

January 17 Texas Builder Report
February 1 Texas Builder Report
February 11 Texas Builder Report
February 25 Texas Builder Report
May 7 Texas Builder Report
May 16 Texas Builder Report
May 23 Texas Builder Report

Texas Housing Hall of Honor

George Lewis | 2018 Texas Housing Hall of Honor
Patsy Smith | 2018 Texas Housing Hall of Honor

Chip Dence | 2017 Texas Housing Hall of Honor
Michael Moore | 2017 Texas Housing Hall of Honor

Others

Hiring a Qualified Contractor

Workforce Developement

Texas Builders Foundation

Support HOMEPAC

SUNBELT KEYNOTES & EDUCATION SESSIONS

2018
Keynote Speakers:
Roy Spence "The Promiseland Project"
Matthew Pollard "The Rapid Growth Guy"

Education Sessions:
A Powerful Model to Failure-Proof Your Business
Finding Hidden Profits: Making Money With Allowances, Change Orders and Specifications.
Proven Digital Marketing Tactics to Grow Your Business
Residential Construction Contracts
Secrets to Engaging and Delighting Today’s Millennial Buyer
Setting the Stage to Maximize Profits
Town Hall Meeting on Taxes and the Economy

2017
Keynote Speakers:
Darren Woodson "Accepting Change"
Nate Holzapfel "Building. Business. Relationships."

Education Sessions:
The Sales & Marketing Success Funnel How to Attract, Close, and Retain Business
A Brave New World? The Present and Potential Future of Mechanic’s Liens
Air Tight Energy Code Solutions for Single Family and Multifamily Builders
Construction Industry and Texas Taxes Sales, Franchise, Motor Fuels, Audit Issues
Fickle Features and Finishes Emerging Trends in Color and Design
TAB’s 2017 – 2019 Texas Residential Construction Contracts

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