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Decision-Making Framework for New Market Opportunities: A 10-Step Process

Report | Published 07.04.2017

A Decision-Making Framework for HVAC and Sheet Metal Contractors: 10-Step Process

As HVAC and sheet metal contractors, you understand that market opportunities can arise in various ways. Whether it’s a request from a customer to expand geographically, an employee showcasing specific skills, or the emergence of a new market in need of your services, seizing these opportunities is crucial for growth. The New Horizons Foundation presents …

Developing the Decision-Making Framework for New Market Entry

Report | Published 07.04.2017

Introducing the New Horizons Foundation Decision-Making Framework for New Market Entry in the Sheet Metal Construction Industry

Are you seeking to conquer new construction markets? Backed by our groundbreaking research report, the Decision-Making Framework for New Market Opportunities is specifically designed to help the sheet metal construction industry succeed in new markets with confidence Unlock the Potential of New Construction Markets Entering new construction markets can be a daunting task, but with …

Cover Sheet - Decision-Making Framework for New Market Opportunities

Report | Published 07.03.2017

Decision-Making Framework: Stories to Help Sheet Metal & HVAC Contractors Navigate New Construction Markets Successfully 

Entering new construction markets can be a daunting task, but with our optimized decision-making framework, you’ll gain a strategic advantage. Our collective experiences from industry peers will empower you to make informed market entry decisions, increasing your chances of success in new construction ventures Unlock the Secrets of Successful Market Entry Our framework goes beyond …

Strategic Thinking

Report | Published 12.01.2013

Strategic Thinking

Strategic Thinking is a blueprint for contractors seeking to use the Futures Study to improve their position as the industry recovers and stabilizes. Strategic thinking should not be confused with strategic planning, but the two are related. Strategic thinking involves the generation and application of unique business insights and opportunities intended to create competitive advantage …