If you’re not adapting, you’re failing. That was the message during this year’s Michigan Contractor of the Year (MCOY) Awards, hosted yesterday evening at the LMCU Ballpark in Comstock Park.
With rising inflation, supply chain hiccups, labor shortages and myriad other factors, modern-day construction firms are bombarded with more new problems to solve and challenges to overcome than ever before. Navigating these waters takes a strong sense of purpose, plus the willingness to adapt and change on the fly to excel in the current environment.
“One thing John and I noticed as we discussed this year’s theme was that those companies who embrace new ideas are often the most successful,” said Travis Koetje, vice president of the American Subcontractors Association of Michigan (ASAM) and controller at Burgess Concrete Construction Inc., during the presentation.
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