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(1:06) In This Episode: Tailwinds

How do you know if your remodeling business’s health is a product of your efforts or of current headwinds and tailwinds in the industry? Are you really going at it with all pistons firing, or are you just along for the ride? These are the questions Mark challenges you to answer in this episode of Remodeling Mastery. Don’t miss out! Your ability to identify and address the macro phenomena affecting your business can spell the difference between making it to your destination and sitting dead in the water.

(13:37) Thought Leader Interview with Mark McClanahan, President of Mosby Building Arts

Today’s Thought Leader segment is a case study on successful succession planning. Mark McClanahan gives us an inside look at Mosby Building Arts’ secrets to smooth leadership transitions. How do you avoid the all-too-common pitfalls of leadership vacuums, loss of momentum, and watered-down brand identity? How do you raise forward-looking leaders who can stay in alignment with your original vision without getting mired in “the way things are done around here”? Keep your Notes app on standby—there’s a lot to learn!

Tailwinds | Interview with Mark Clenaghan

The Remodeling Mastery podcast series with host and industry leader, Mark Richardson, makes sense of the complex business of home remodeling, with sharp insights and straightforward guidance to help entrepreneurs grow their business.
Mark has presented to thousands of business and sales leaders across the country. From construction to healthcare, manufacturing to retail, individuals from countless industries have found Mark’s wisdom relevant and delivery powerful. 

Richardson is a Fellow at Harvard University Joint Center for Housing Studies, lectures at MBA programs and writes columns for Professional Builder and Professional Remodeler. Mark was named Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 2006 and is a member of NAHB’s Hall of Fame. Mark and his family live outside Washington, DC.