Construction business owners often leave one item unchecked on their personal punch lists: Create and maintain a succession plan. Here are some key points to make the task easier.
Articles by Bryan Eto
Bryan Eto is a Principal of BeachFleischman, a member of the Accounting & Assurance Department, and Construction Industry Practice Leader. He has been in public accounting since 1995.
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