ICYMI: $600M Exits, 10X Robotic Welders, and Why Contractors Hide Data

Ardalan Khosrowpour, CEO of OnsiteIQ, shares why contractors intentionally hide project data from owners, how 95% of construction projects don't even use their BIM models, and the brutal reality of 3% profit margins that force underbidding.

Find out why the construction industry suffers from deliberate information asymmetry, how network effects can create monopolies in vertical markets, and the stark difference between contractor mindset ($1.5M profit) vs owner mindset ($150M asset).

We sit down with Alex Gample, co-founder of Cuby, who's tackling America's housing shortage with a radical approach: containerized micro-factories that can be deployed anywhere to manufacture homes at $100-110 per square foot—significantly cheaper than traditional construction.

Key topics discussed: how Cuby's mobile micro-factories work and why they chose a distributed model over gigafactories, the company's ambitious plan to deploy 275 factories over the next decade, and the regulatory challenges that have killed previous housing innovation attempts,

We’re joined by Justin Levine, CEO of  Shepherd, for a no-holds-barred discussion about the future of business, technology, and construction.

We dive into Apple's new AI call screening feature and why it spells doom for sales teams, remote vs. office work: which startup would you fear more as a competitor, and construction insurance secrets that could save companies millions.

Geoff Tarrant from Payapps shares how a $600 million construction tech exit really happens, why Australian startups must expand globally, and the brutal truth about fundraising timing.

Find out why construction tech companies never IPO and always get acquired instead, the mistake founders make when expanding to new markets too early, and how to build relationships with potential acquirers years before selling.

Jeff Danley from Burns & McDonnell talks shares how labor shortages are driving robotics adoption, why construction hates innovation, and the surprising truth about AI adoption across different generations.

Find out how robotic welders are 10x more efficient than humans, why construction companies are allergic to risk and how that kills innovation, and the three-circle framework for successful innovation programs.

30-year marketing vet reveals what actually works in construction tech

Construction pros hate corporate fluff. Here's what they actually engage with.

Product marketing expert Kevin Ferguson reveals why he can't figure out what most AEC tech companies do—and why that's costing them enterprise deals.