Reinvent Your Electrical Contracting Business Post Pandemic with Jim Mathis

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October 20, 2021

ECAO is sponsoring a complimentary webinar on Tuesday, November 23 at 10:00 am via Zoom.

Jim’s theme for the webinar is: Get Used to DifferentAttendees interact with each other in an entertaining, thought-provoking dialogue about what to do following the program to make changes in their business models, sales and customer/buyer touchpoints. It is highly interactive and different

Key Outcomes:

·     Alleviate practices and policies that have become your “dinosaurs.”

·     Design a plan that builds leadership within your organization for years to come.

·     Learn from the current trends that your clients value most in your contracting services.

·     Develop a plan to get closer to client needs and bring in more business.

·     Discover ways to add value to your clients and your employees as well.

Go HERE to register

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