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Brad Humphrey

Brad Humphrey

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Host, The Contractor's Best Friend

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Lifelong Learners & Others Who Can Respectfully Challenge the Status Quo with Facts 1stRethinking and Debating the Operating Systems of Society via Interviews with Critical Thinkers then Feelings.

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Total articles 111

  • 7 Key Indicators of Project Success

    By Brad Humphrey| ForConstructionPros Verified It is not uncommon that most general contractors conduct a post-project review. Sometimes nicknamed the “post-mortem,” the intention is to huddle the primary leadership from a given project to debrief on its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that need to be eliminated. Sub-specialty contractors can learn from this same winning “best practices” process.

    By Brad Humphrey · ForConstructionPros

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • [SERIES] Pavement Maintenance International, Part 3: Building A Female Workforce

    By Brad Humphrey| ForConstructionPros Verified Hopefully the previous parts to this triology have been helpful. In some ways, it’s interesting that so much of what we deal with in the good ol’ USA is being experienced around the world. This I can confirm as I’ve worked with owners and leaders throughout Europe, parts of South America, Indonesia, and Australia. My recent trip to New Zealand was my third in the past 10 years.

    By Brad Humphrey · ForConstructionPros

    Mar. 14, 2025

  • 7 Key Indicators of Project Success

    By Brad Humphrey| ForConstructionPros Verified It is not uncommon that most general contractors conduct a post-project review. Sometimes nicknamed the “post-mortem,” the intention is to huddle the primary leadership from a given project to debrief on its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that need to be eliminated. Sub-specialty contractors can learn from this same winning “best practices” process.

    By Brad Humphrey · ForConstructionPros

    Apr. 13, 2025

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The Contractor's Best Friend

Seminole, Florida, United States

+1 727-447-7300