13 Min.
Episode 13: Downright Dangerous Decisions YPO Networks Podcast
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- Wirtschaft
Welcome to the 13th episode of the YPO Networks Podcast!
In this episode, Anne Cheng, the business network director of the consturction indsutry at ypo, sits down with John Jay Bowman.
As a principal with FMI, Jay Bowman assists a broad range of stakeholders in the construction industry, from program managers and general contractors to specialty trades and materials producers, with the identification and assessment of the risks influencing the strategic and tactical decisions they face.
In this role, Jay’s primary responsibilities include research design and interpretation, based on developing an understanding of the context within which these organizations operate.
Publications to Jay’s credit include: FMI’s annual U.S. Markets Construction Overview, “Influencers in Construction,” “Assessing Your Alternatives: Should we expand the business?,” “Incorporating Customer Perceptions in Strategy Development” and “Conditions Ripe for Increased Use of Program Management.
Jay earned his master of business administration degree from East Carolina University. He received undergraduate degrees from the University of Georgia in risk management and insurance.
If you or your organization would like to be featured in our Podcast, please write to me at acheng@ypo.org.
Welcome to the 13th episode of the YPO Networks Podcast!
In this episode, Anne Cheng, the business network director of the consturction indsutry at ypo, sits down with John Jay Bowman.
As a principal with FMI, Jay Bowman assists a broad range of stakeholders in the construction industry, from program managers and general contractors to specialty trades and materials producers, with the identification and assessment of the risks influencing the strategic and tactical decisions they face.
In this role, Jay’s primary responsibilities include research design and interpretation, based on developing an understanding of the context within which these organizations operate.
Publications to Jay’s credit include: FMI’s annual U.S. Markets Construction Overview, “Influencers in Construction,” “Assessing Your Alternatives: Should we expand the business?,” “Incorporating Customer Perceptions in Strategy Development” and “Conditions Ripe for Increased Use of Program Management.
Jay earned his master of business administration degree from East Carolina University. He received undergraduate degrees from the University of Georgia in risk management and insurance.
If you or your organization would like to be featured in our Podcast, please write to me at acheng@ypo.org.
13 Min.
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