The Construction Cowboy Show

Jeff Williams
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This show is about helping building professionals in the construction industry.

  1. 3d ago

    Awaken Introduction to Faith, Family & Freedom with Dr. T.

    In this episode, on The Construction Cowboy Show, Dr. T shares his inspiring journey from a small town upbringing to becoming a faith leader and author. He discusses the importance of faith, purpose, and standing firm against cultural deception, offering practical advice for living with integrity and spiritual clarity. Jeff Williams welcomes Dr. T, a seasoned clinical psychologist author, speaker, coach and community faith leader for a deep dive into the themes of faith, purpose, and finding one’s voice amidst life’s pressures. Dr. T shares his remarkable journey, infused with personal anecdotes and profound insights that resonate with anyone seeking clarity in a chaotic world. The Journey of Dr. TDr. T, whose full name is Dr. James Torkildson, recounts his early life in Moorhead, Minnesota, marked by challenges and a broken home. He reflects on a pivotal moment at age ten, where a supernatural experience filled him with warmth and hope, setting him on a path toward a life dedicated to helping others. "I began singing and praying and crying out to God. And then that led to my first supernatural encounter." Dr. T describes how his military service and subsequent education in psychology were not just career choices but callings influenced by his faith. His experiences have shaped his understanding of human behavior and the purpose behind his life's work. Awaken: A Call to ActionHis latest book, Awaken: Exposing the Web of Deception Threatening Our Faith, Family, and Freedom, addresses the current ideological battles facing society. Dr. T discusses how traditional values are under attack and how believers can navigate through the confusion of modern ethics and societal expectations. "What we are seeing is a dramatic attack on all traditional values, Judeo-Christian traditions, and the very foundation of this country." He emphasizes the importance of recognizing these challenges not just as societal issues, but as spiritual warfare requiring active resistance and engagement from believers. The Nature of TruthA significant theme in their discussion revolves around the nature of truth in a world where opinions often masquerade as facts. Dr. T highlights that while truth remains constant, societal narratives shift, creating confusion and division. "I am the way, the truth, and the life. And he never changes." As he urges listeners to find their voice and purpose, Dr. T offers encouragement to stand firm in one’s beliefs and to engage with love and truth. ReflectionThis conversation is not merely about the struggles of faith in today’s world but also a reminder of the importance of individual journeys and the power of community. Dr. T invites us to awaken to the truth and take a stand for our values, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own paths and the roles they can play in fostering a healthier society. For a deeper exploration of these topics, listen to the full episode. Key Topics: The journey from childhood to faith leadershipThe significance of biblical truth in today's cultureRecognizing and resisting deception and false narrativesThe importance of standing firm in faith and integrityPractical steps to awaken and activate your divine purposeThe role of grace, forgiveness, and personal growthHow to communicate truth with love and compassionBuilding a foundation of faith for families and communitiesKeywords: faith, purpose, biblical truth, deception, cultural war, spiritual growth, integrity, leadership, Christian values, awakening Sound Bites: "The attack we're seeing is a web of deception""All behavior is not accepted by God or by Christ""We need to wake up to the deception around us"Chapters: Introduction to Dr. T and the show's focus Dr. T's background and journey to faith A supernatural encounter at age 10 The birth of the book 'Awaken' The web of deception and cultural attack Standing firm in biblical truth Living out divine purpose in everyday life The call to awaken and resist deception The importance of standing up for biblical values Secular humanism versus biblical truth How to respond to disagreement with love Building a faith-filled home for children Addressing young people's questions about faith Finding divine purpose in everyday work Three actions to strengthen faith and purpose Listening to God's guidance through prayer A prayer for faith, purpose, and protection Connect with Jeff Williams:                              Contact: (307) 372-9052 O. (630) 973-6481 D. Website: www.merchantcommodites.co Email: Theconstructioncowboyshow@gmail.com Email: Jeff@merchantcommodities.co LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-williams-merchant-commodities/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559698873942 Alignable: https://www.alignable.com/sheridan-wy/merchant-commodities-llc?user=17404768 This Podcast is proudly sponsored by Merchant Commodities – www.merchantcommodities.co Your "Builders Material Wholesale Supplier" If you need help or just advice with any business or construction topic you can book a meeting with me here on this Calendly Link-https://calendly.com/jeff-merchantcommodities/30min Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Awaken Introduction to Faith, Family & Freedom with Dr. T.

  2. Oct 2

    Wildland Firefighters & Business Insurance

    In this episode, insurance expert Cheri Martinen shares insights on construction insurance, common gaps, risk management, and how contractors can better protect their businesses. Jeff Williams hosts a practical discussion aimed at helping business owners understand and optimize their coverage. In the construction industry, insurance is more than just a safety net; it's a critical component of your business strategy. In this episode of the Construction Cowboy Show, host Jeff Williams speaks with Cheri Martinen, a fourth-generation insurance agent from Oregon, about the complexities of contractor insurance and the common pitfalls that many business owners face.   The Importance of Tailored Coverage  Cheri emphasizes the necessity of understanding how your business structure—whether a partnership, S Corp, or sole proprietorship—affects your insurance needs. "Learning about them is the first step," she states, adding that income and employee structure play significant roles in determining the right coverage.   Specialty Insurance for Wildland Firefighters  One of Cheri's unique niches is insuring wildland firefighter contractors. "We started with one or two and now we insure more of them than any other agent in the Pacific Northwest," she shares. This specialization showcases the importance of knowing your industry and the specific risks associated with it. Common Gaps in Coverage  Cheri points out critical areas where contractors often misjudge their insurance coverage:   Tools Coverage: Many don’t realize that standard policies may not cover tools stolen from job sites unless you add specific endorsements.  Vehicle Insurance: Using personal vehicles for business purposes without proper commercial coverage can expose personal assets in the event of a lawsuit.  "If you’re using that truck for work, you want it covered under your business policy," she advises.   Understanding Policy Gaps  Contractors often discover gaps in their policies when it's too late. Cheri highlights the dangers of assuming coverage based on past experiences. “When a claim arises because they were doing more than originally insured for, they’re surprised when it’s not covered,” she explains.  Maintaining an open line of communication with your insurance agent is crucial as your business grows and changes.   Smart Risk Management  Discussing the truth about policy gaps, Cheri warns of the risks associated with growing businesses. As contractors expand their services, they may inadvertently expose themselves to liabilities that their current policies don’t cover. Regularly reviewing and adjusting your insurance based on your evolving business model is essential to avoid financial pitfalls. With numerous changes in the industry, Cheri encourages business owners to reach out to their insurance professionals regularly, especially when they add equipment or take on subcontractors.   For a deeper dive into insurance insights tailored for contractors, tune into the full episode with Cheri Martinen. Key Topics: Common insurance gaps in constructionRisk management strategies for contractorsHow to evaluate and update insurance policiesSpecialized insurance for wildland firefighter contractorsThe importance of regular policy reviews and updatesChapters: Introduction to construction insurance and guest Cheri Martinen Cheri explains her unique focus on wildland firefighter contractors Types of construction risks and how insurance covers them Common gaps between perceived and actual insurance coverage The importance of policy reviews and updates as your business grows How to handle policy exclusions and avoid surprises Examples of coverage mistakes contractors often make Nationwide insurance options and working with multiple states Questions to ask your insurance agent for better protection Cheri shares her book and additional services offered by One Digital Cheri discusses her personal life and hobbies Keywords: construction insurance, risk management, policy gaps, contractor coverage, insurance tips, wildland firefighter insurance, business protection, insurance questions, policy review, insurance advice Connect with Jeff Williams:                              Contact: (307) 372-9052 O. (630) 973-6481 D. Website: www.merchantcommodites.co Email: Theconstructioncowboyshow@gmail.com Email: Jeff@merchantcommodities.co LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-williams-merchant-commodities/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559698873942 Alignable: https://www.alignable.com/sheridan-wy/merchant-commodities-llc?user=17404768 This Podcast is proudly sponsored by Merchant Commodities – www.merchantcommodities.co Your "Builders Material Wholesale Supplier" If you need help or just advice with any business or construction topic you can book a meeting with me here on this Calendly Link-https://calendly.com/jeff-merchantcommodities/30min Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Wildland Firefighters & Business Insurance

  3. Sep 17

    Intro to Cybersecurity and IT Services

    In this episode, Javier Velasquez, owner of Max Power Technology, shares essential cybersecurity strategies for small and medium-sized businesses, especially in the construction industry. Learn how to protect your business from cyber threats, manage risks across multiple sites, and ensure quick recovery from incidents. key topics: Cybersecurity importance for small businessesProactive vs reactive IT supportManaging cybersecurity across multiple sitesEmployee training and awareness in cybersecurityDisaster recovery planning and responseMonitoring and managing remote devicesTailored cybersecurity solutions for different industriesBuilding trust with cybersecurity providersSound Bites: "Protect the business you work so hard to build""Fixing a computer is not the same as protecting your business""You have to invest in your security to stay protected"Chapters: Introduction to cybersecurity for construction businesses Difference between fixing and protecting business systems Common client needs and initial cybersecurity concerns Hidden threats and background malware in business systems Managing cybersecurity for multiple construction sites Monitoring employee activity and internal security Response time and disaster recovery planning Industry-specific cybersecurity considerations Training employees to recognize cyber threats Regular review of employee access and permissions Backup vs disaster recovery solutions Actions to take during a cyber incident Contact information and how to reach Max Power Technology Budget considerations for cybersecurity services Bilingual support and communication in cybersecurity Building trust with cybersecurity providers The company's approach to contracts and support Details of the free cybersecurity assessment Ideal clients for Max Power Technology Key takeaway: Protect your business like your most valuable asset Connect with Jeff Williams:                              Contact: (307) 372-9052 O. (630) 973-6481 D. Website: www.merchantcommodites.co Email: Theconstructioncowboyshow@gmail.com Email: Jeff@merchantcommodities.co LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-williams-merchant-commodities/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559698873942 Alignable: https://www.alignable.com/sheridan-wy/merchant-commodities-llc?user=17404768 This Podcast is proudly sponsored by Merchant Commodities – www.merchantcommodities.co Your "Builders Material Wholesale Supplier" If you need help or just advice with any business or construction topic you can book a meeting with me here on this Calendly Link-https://calendly.com/jeff-merchantcommodities/30min Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Intro to Cybersecurity and IT Services

  4. Aug 21

    Story of Virginia City NV

    Jeff Williams shares a personal road trip story from the Construction Cowboys Show about visiting Virginia City, Nevada, and reflecting on the town’s mining-era history, rugged architecture, and the mindset it took to build something lasting in hard conditions. This is a solo episode centered on storytelling, with a strong practical takeaway for anyone who works in construction or takes on ambitious projects: opportunity usually comes to the people willing to climb, endure, and keep digging. Key topics: Jeff Williams recounts driving from the Reno area up a winding mountain road into Virginia City and how the landscape sets the tone for the experience. He describes the town’s preserved 1860s atmosphere, including wooden sidewalks, old brick buildings, saloons, shops, and historic hotels. Jeff notices the construction details as a builder, pointing out heavy timbers, brick walls, narrow stairwells, and old foundations. He contrasts modern construction convenience with the grit of the original builders, who worked without power tools, forklifts, computer drawings, or quick deliveries. In one saloon, he imagines the miners who once celebrated strikes, failures, and the everyday realities of mining life. Jeff mentions the town’s ghost stories and jokes that every construction project has something that comes back to haunt you, whether it is a ghost or a change order. He reflects on the thousands who came to Virginia City chasing wealth, most of whom faced danger, long hours, and uncertainty instead of guaranteed success. The main lesson he takes from the trip is that worthwhile dreams require courage, hard work, and persistence when others think nothing is left to find. He closes with the idea that opportunity is often not at the bottom of the hill, but somewhere you have to climb toward and uncover. chapters: Back in the saddle after time away Driving the winding mountain road into Virginia City First view of the historic town on the mountainside Walking the wooden sidewalks and old C Street buildings The town’s storefronts, hotels, and layered history A builder’s eye on how Virginia City was constructed Old saloons, mining stories, and rough realities Ghosts, change orders, and construction humor The people who came chasing silver and gold Built by people who took risks without guarantees Why Virginia City still represents courage and hard work The lesson: opportunity is rarely waiting at the bottom Final encouragement to keep digging for the dream Notable quotes: “Every worthwhile dream requires a little courage, a lot of hard work.” “Opportunity rarely waits at the bottom of the hill.” “Keep your boots moving, keep your eyes on the horizon.” Connect with Jeff Williams:                               Contact: (307) 372-9052 O.(630) 973-6481 D. Website: www.merchantcommodites.co Email: Theconstructioncowboyshow@gmail.com Email: Jeff@merchantcommodities.co LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-williams-merchant-commodities/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559698873942 Alignable: https://www.alignable.com/sheridan-wy/merchant-commodities-llc?user=17404768 https://the-construction-cowboy-show.simplecast.com/episodes https://www.calendarpa.com/@theconstructioncowboyshow/theconstructioncowboyshow This Podcast is proudly sponsored by Merchant Commodities – www.merchantcommodities.co Your "Builders Material Wholesale Supplier" If you need help or just advice with any business or construction topic you can book a meeting with me here on this Calendly Link-https://calendly.com/jeff-merchantcommodities/30min Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Story of Virginia City NV

  5. Feb 20

    How to Scale Your Construction Business Without Losing Your Boots with Jeff Williams

    In this episode, Jeff Williams shares practical insights on how construction and other businesses can scale effectively without sacrificing their culture, control, or sanity. Whether you're a contractor or business owner, learn the fundamentals of sustainable growth and avoid common pitfalls. This episode emphasizes sustainable growth through systems, leadership, and mindset—crucial for any contractor or entrepreneur aiming to scale effectively. Takeaways: Why scaling doesn't mean just taking on more jobs or trucks; true growth is about handling more volume without extra work The importance of systems before sales: documentation of estimating, job handoff, purchasing, and financial dashboards Building the right team: shifting from technicians to leaders and developing key roles like project managers or superintendents Knowing your numbers: overhead percentage, break-even point, job costing, and cash flow management The value of standardization: specializing in one product, client type, or project lane for increased efficiency and margins Common scaling pitfalls: communication breakdown, erosion of culture, and cash flow issues Overcommunication of vision and core values during growth phases The mindset shift required: discipline, patience, letting go of control, and building intentionally Balance between business growth and lifestyle: which one do you truly want? Chapters: Introduction: How to scale without losing control or sanity WhyScaling Means Handling More Without Extra Work Systems Before Sales: Documentation & Processes Building Leaders: From Technicians to Visionaries Know Your Numbers: Financial Metrics for Growth Standardize Your Offerings for Better Margins Common Failures During Scaling: Communication, Culture, Cash Flow The Importance of Overcommunication & Core Values Mindset Shift: Structure, Discipline, Letting Go What Do You Really Want? Growth or Better Lifestyle? Final Tips: Build Intentionally, Focus Narrow, Grow Purposefully Titles: Scale Without Chaos Mastering Business Growth Efficient Construction Business Scaling Leadership in Construction Growth vs Lifestyle Connect with Jeff:                             Contact: (307) 372-9052 O.(630) 973-6481 D. Website: www.merchantcommodites.co Email: Theconstructioncowboyshow@gmail.com Email: Jeff@merchantcommodities.co LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-williams-merchant-commodities/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559698873942 Alignable: https://www.alignable.com/sheridan-wy/merchant-commodities-llc?user=17404768 This Podcast is proudly sponsored by Merchant Commodities – www.merchantcommodities.co Your "Builders Material Wholesale Supplier" If you need help or just advice with any business or construction topic you can book a meeting with me here on this Calendly Link-https://calendly.com/jeff-merchantcommodities/30min Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    How to Scale Your Construction Business Without Losing Your Boots with Jeff Williams

  6. Feb 12

    Property Management with its Challenges with Jeff Williams and Andrew Preze

    In this episode of the Construction Cowboy Show, host Jeff Williams speaks with Andrew Preze, a seasoned real estate agent and property manager in the Chicago suburbs. They discuss the intricacies of property management, the differences between suburban and city properties, common issues faced by landlords, and the importance of reliable vendors. Andrew shares insights on the challenges of managing properties, the impact of market trends, and offers advice for first-time buyers and investors. The conversation emphasizes the need for proper maintenance, understanding regulations, and the evolving landscape of real estate investment. Takeaways: Andrew Preze has 25 years of experience in real estate.Managing properties involves dealing with emergencies and tenant issues.Suburban properties have different management challenges compared to city properties.HVAC issues are often neglected by property owners until it's too late.Young investors are increasingly entering the real estate market.New property owners often make mistakes in tenant selection.Reliable vendors can save money in the long run despite higher upfront costs.Preventative maintenance is crucial for property longevity.Understanding local regulations is essential for property management.The real estate market is expected to correct itself in the coming years.Chapters Introduction to the Construction Cowboy Show Meet Andrew Preece: Real Estate Expert Challenges Faced by Property Owners Differences in Managing Suburban vs. City Properties Common Maintenance Issues and Owner Neglect Managing Emergency Repairs and Vendor Relationships Navigating Government Regulations and Owner Involvement Balancing Work and Personal Life in Property Management Technology and Communication with Clients The Rise of Young Investors in Real Estate Common Mistakes Made by Property Owners Managing Costs and Material Expenses Preventative Maintenance Strategies for Property Owners Advising Clients on Property Purchases The Importance of Reliable Vendors Future Trends in the Real Estate Market Utility Costs and Their Impact on Renters Spring Maintenance Tips for Property Owners Final Advice for First-Time Property Owners Connect with Jeff:                             Contact: (307) 372-9052 O.(630) 973-6481 D. Website: www.merchantcommodites.co Email: Theconstructioncowboyshow@gmail.com Email: Jeff@merchantcommodities.co LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-williams-merchant-commodities/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559698873942 Alignable: https://www.alignable.com/sheridan-wy/merchant-commodities-llc?user=17404768 This Podcast is proudly sponsored by Merchant Commodities – www.merchantcommodities.co Your "Builders Material Wholesale Supplier" If you need help or just advice with any business or construction topic you can book a meeting with me here on this Calendly Link-https://calendly.com/jeff-merchantcommodities/30min Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Property Management with its Challenges with Jeff Williams and Andrew Preze

  7. Jan 29

    Why Most Contractors Don’t Need More Work — They Need Better Strategy with Jeff Williams

    In this episode of the Construction Cowboy Show, host Jeff Williams breaks down how construction companies often struggle not from lack of jobs, but from poor strategic processes. Discover how to evaluate your business health, implement systems, and focus on key fundamentals to grow profitably and sustainably. Jeff Williams is a seasoned construction business advisor known for helping contractors stop guessing and start thriving through practical, proven frameworks that deliver measurable results.  What if your construction business isn’t overwhelmed by lack of work—but by lack of strategy? Most contractors believe more jobs equal more success, but the truth is, piling on work without the right systems can bury you alive. Jeff Williams exposes the hidden mistakes that keep many contractors stuck in a cycle of stress and narrow margins—and shows you how to break free. In this episode, you'll discover the 357 Construction Advisor Model—an actionable framework that transforms chaos into clarity. Jeff shares the real reason busy contractors fail to grow profitably, and how a focus on discovery rather than solutions can save your business. From aligning your key disciplines like estimating and project management to leveraging technology, the episode reveals concrete steps to build sustainable growth. You’ll also learn about the seven indicators of a healthy construction business—beyond just being busy—covering cash flow, risk management, market strategies, and leadership accountability. Jeff illustrates how real companies have grown revenue and profit without adding extra work—just by fixing internal systems and clarifying strategies. If you're tired of feeling overwhelmed or stuck in reactive firefighting, this episode is your blueprint for intentional growth. Perfect for contractors, project managers, and business owners ready to lead with confidence and build a resilient, profitable construction company.  Stop running blind. Tune in now and discover the strategic edge that turns chaos into construction success—because being busy isn’t the same as being profitable. Takeaways: Why more jobs won’t solve your construction business problems Real stories: busy but stressed contractors outside Chicago The core issue: strategy, not workload The mistake: thinking more work fixes broken processes Introducing the 357 Construction Advisor Model Discovery first: understanding choke points and gut feelings The three approaches to business validation Understanding the five fundamentals for growth The importance of systems over spreadsheets Case study: turning a spreadsheet-driven firm into profitable growth The seven indicators of business health How better financial storytelling improves access to capital Key advisor responsibilities: market analysis and opportunity spotting Strategic risk management and leadership advising Implementing focus areas for ongoing success Why lack of strategy makes growth impossible Contact information and closing thoughts Chapters: Why More Jobs Won't Grow Your Construction Business — Without a Better Strategy The 357 Model Reveals the Hidden System Builders Use to Stop Guessing and Start Profiting How a Construction Business Built on Spreadsheets Turned Profit-Driven — When They Changed Key Disciplines The Seven Indicators That Show if Your Construction Business Is Truly Healthy — Or Just Busy The Biggest Construction Industry Lie: More Work Fixes Nothing Without Strategy Connect with Jeff:                          Contact: (307) 372-9052 O.       (630) 973-6481 D. Website: www.merchantcommodites.co Email: Theconstructioncowboyshow@gmail.com Email: Jeff@merchantcommodities.co LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-williams-merchant-commodities/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559698873942 Alignable: https://www.alignable.com/sheridan-wy/merchant-commodities-llc?user=17404768   This Podcast is proudly sponsored by Merchant Commodities – www.merchantcommodities.co Your "Builders Material Wholesale Supplier" If you need help or just advice with any business or construction topic you can book a meeting with me here on this Calendly Link-https://calendly.com/jeff-merchantcommodities/30min Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Why Most Contractors Don’t Need More Work — They Need Better Strategy with Jeff Williams

  8. Jan 15

    Real Estate and Construction with Jeff Williams and Bill Caton of Caton Commercial Real Estate Group

    Bill Caton is the founder of Caton Commercial Real Estate Group, based in Naperville, Illinois. The group comprises about 25 agents specializing exclusively in commercial real estate. They have expertise across various asset classes, providing comprehensive support for any issues that arise. In addition to brokerage services, the company operates a property management division managing significant assets. Caton Commercial conducts business nationwide and serves international clients, offering a wide range of services including appraisal support to bolster their operations. Bill shares his extensive experience in construction, focusing on single-family and multi-family development projects. He discusses the benefits for construction owners, builders, GCs, framers, and subs, as well as real estate agents. Key topics include utility capacity issues, budget challenges, and impactful projects in medical and industrial areas. Takeaways: Bill Caton applies his experience to construction topics. Construction owners and builders can benefit from this information. Late discoveries in projects often cause hiccups. Utility capacity issues are common challenges. Budget is a critical issue in any project. Understanding the best deals is essential in the industry. Impactful projects include medical and veterinarian clinics. Industrial and QSR projects are also significant. Confusion can arise in project planning. Real estate agents can also benefit from this knowledge. Chapters: Introduction to Bill Caton's Experience Challenges in Construction Projects Budget and Utility Issues Industry Insights and Best Deals Impactful Projects in Medical and Industrial Areas Conclusion and Real Estate Benefits Connect with Jeff:                          Contact: (307) 372-9052 O.       (630) 973-6481 D. Website: www.merchantcommodites.co Email: Theconstructioncowboyshow@gmail.com Email: Jeff@merchantcommodities.co LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-williams-merchant-commodities/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559698873942 This Podcast is proudly sponsored by Merchant Commodities – www.merchantcommodities.co Your "Builders Material Wholesale Supplier" If you need help or just advice with any business or construction topic you can book a meeting with me here on this Calendly Link-https://calendly.com/jeff-merchantcommodities/30min Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Real Estate and Construction with Jeff Williams and Bill Caton of Caton Commercial Real Estate Group
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This show is about helping building professionals in the construction industry.

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  • Creator
    Jeff Williams
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    14
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