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Using his experiences, Jake will walk us through how his firm interviews clients, introduces them to the systems his firm uses and manages expectations throughout the sales process. From the 20 questions every builder should ask a client to the ability to “date” your client before signing a contract, Jake will explain how his process has helped to grow his business. More JAKE BRUTON MANAGING CLIENTS FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE BUILDING Builder Jake Bruton will talk with you about managing clients in order to achieve a successful client–builder relationship. Using his experiences, Jake will walk us through how his firm interviews clients, introduces them to the systems his firm uses and manages expectations throughout the sales process. From the 20 questions every builder should ask a client to the ability to “date” your client before signing a contract, Jake will explain how his process has helped to grow his business. 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JAKE BRUTON SPEAKERS STEVE BACZEK PRESIDENT AT STEVEN BACZEK ARCHITECT View Bio JAKE BRUTON OWNER OF AAROW BUILDING View Bio PETER YOST PRESIDENT AT BUILDING-WRIGHT View Bio CHRISTINE WILLIAMSON BUILDING SCIENTIST View Bio WEBINAR ARCHIVE Event Tracks Airtight, Done Right The Intersection of Building Science and Building Materials Strategy to Process: Building Assemblies Three Keys to Designing and Building Durable Roof Systems Acoustic Control in Multifamily Construction Insulation, Energy and Durability: Myths, Misconceptions and Reality Managing Clients for High-Performance Building Speakers Fred Malik Steve Baczek Jake Bruton Peter Yost Christine Williamson Clear Filters National Home Building Crossroads All Climate Zones MANAGING CLIENTS FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE BUILDING Jake Bruton Watch Now 26 0 National Home Building Crossroads All Climate Zones INSULATION, ENERGY AND DURABILITY: MYTHS, MISCONCEPTIONS AND REALITY Christine Williamson Watch Now 80 0 Webinar All Climate Zones IMPROVING ACOUSTICAL PERFORMANCE IN MULTIFAMILY CONSTRUCTION Christine Williamson Watch Now 33 0 National Home Building Crossroads All Climate Zones STRATEGY TO PROCESS: ROOFS Steve Baczek & Peter Yost Watch Now 72 0 Load More Videos VIEW ARCHIVED EVENT Create an account with Huber Engineered Woods to view archived events and interact with your favorite industry-leading experts. 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