
Every construction business has chased an opportunity that looked great and turned into a money pit. Herb Sargent calls it the Trojan horse. Herb is board chair of Sargent Corporation, a heavy civil contractor in Maine...


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Hosted by Eric Anderton | Construction Leadership · business · EN
Construction Genius is a construction leadership podcast for owners and senior leaders of commercial general contractors and specialty contractors.Host Eric Anderton interviews construction owners and executives about how they run their companies. Solo episodes break down one leadership or management problem at a time.Topics include developing project managers and superintendents, construction business development and negotiated work, succession planning and ESOPs, construction accounting and bonding capacity, and AI in construction.Eric has worked only with construction companies for more than 20 years. His coaching clients run firms from $10M to over $3B in revenue, and he facilitates their strategic and succession planning.
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Signup to Generate a PitchConstruction Genius is a construction leadership podcast for owners and senior leaders of commercial general contractors and specialty contractors. Host Eric Anderton interviews construction owners and executives about how they run their companies. Solo episodes break down one leadership or management problem at a time.
Construction Genius | Construction Leadership is hosted by Eric Anderton | Construction Leadership. The show has published 408 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "How to Spot a Trojan Horse in Your Construction Business" (27 October 2026, 53 minutes), "The Meeting Structure That Gets Your Team to Agree in 30 Minutes" (20 October 2026, 16 minutes), and "How to Hire Business Developers Who Can Sell Large Commercial Projects" (13 October 2026, 48 minutes).
Construction Genius | Construction Leadership publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 408 episodes.
Booking probability for Construction Genius | Construction Leadership is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Construction Genius | Construction Leadership requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Construction Genius | Construction Leadership's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Construction Genius | Construction Leadership are Home Building and Commercial Building Construction. Construction Genius | Construction Leadership has a business audience and around 110 subscribers on YouTube.
Eric Anderton | Construction Leadership hosts Construction Genius | Construction Leadership, a business podcast with 408 episodes published.
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Every construction business has chased an opportunity that looked great and turned into a money pit. Herb Sargent calls it the Trojan horse. Herb is board chair of Sargent Corporation, a heavy civil contractor in Maine...

Capable people can spend an hour in a meeting and leave without a decision. In this solo episode, Eric Anderton, founder of Construction Genius, walks through the meeting structure he's used with contractor clients for...

Most contractors hire a business developer on one trait. Then they wait a year to find out it didn't work. Neal Glatt is a sales and leadership coach who helps companies hire and develop salespeople. He explains what to...

You pay the Christmas bonuses. Then January hits, more job costs come in, and the profit you paid them on starts to shrink. In part nine of the construction accounting series, Kathe Barrington, CPA, of KB CPA walks...

Episode #402
Suffolk and MIT just released a white paper on AI in construction. It estimates 17 to 20% in potential cost savings and 22 to 25% on schedule. In this solo episode, Eric Anderton reads it for a contractor running a $25...

Episode #401
A $20 million project lands in your lap with three or four red flags attached. You want the revenue. You want the backlog. In this solo episode, Eric Anderton walks through the three-for-three test he uses with his...

Your WIP shows today. Your backlog shows what's booked. Neither tells you where your cash and crews are headed. That's what projections do, and most contractors either do them badly or skip them. In Part 8 of the...

Ryan Englin, founder of Core Matters and creator of the FieldCon software platform, returns to talk about the two things most construction leaders dodge: accountability and performance reviews. Ryan and Eric get...

Episode #398
A superintendent's wife wakes up at 2 a.m. to find him pacing the bedroom for the third night straight. She tells him, "This isn't going to work. For anybody." That superintendent was Scott Borroughs, and the project...

Episode #397
You're a contractor, you're busy, and you're tired of LinkedIn consultants telling you that you'll be left behind if you don't embrace AI right now. Smart move to tune out the hype — but here's the catch: while you're...

Every construction company answers to three masters. The bank. The bonding company. The taxman. Same financial statements, three different things they want from you. Kathe Barrington is a CPA who builds the construction...

Episode #395
Prefabrication won't save your MEP company on its own. Run it wrong and it quietly bleeds you. In this episode, Jake Olsen, CEO of Stratus, explains how to make fab actually pay off. He's a structural engineer with more...

Most construction owners think they have four exit options. Pass it to a kid. Sell to an employee. Sell to a competitor. Sell to private equity. The reality is harder. Private equity passes on most contractors...

Sam Fertik went from running a 20-course tasting restaurant in Manhattan to building homes out of concrete and steel that he says last a thousand years. He's the CEO and Founder of Carbon Custom Builders. In this...

Episode #392
Most contractors are stuck on the bid list and don't know it. They tell themselves they're a preferred contractor. The numbers say otherwise. In this episode, Matthew Neuberger of Neuberger and Company joins Eric to...

Episode #391
How's your backlog right now? In Part 6 of the Construction Accounting Series, Eric sits down again with CPA Kathe Barrington to unpack what backlog really is, and what it isn't. They dig into why...

Your meeting transcripts are the most valuable data set your company throws away. This is ChatGPT 201, part two of our AI for construction companies series with Dylan Davis, AI consultant and coach and my collaborator...

AI won't fix a badly run company. But if you're already running a good one, it can save you hours every week on the work that eats your time: RFIs, change order drafts, meeting summaries, estimating. Dylan Davis is an...

Daniel McCaulley, P.E., is the founder of Ultimus Engineering, a faith-based engineering firm in Texas delivering MEP, aquatics, and structural engineering across 22 states. On this episode, Daniel shares what he...

Episode #386
Jon Dario is an author, speaker, and retail leadership expert who has held leadership roles with some of the top companies in the retail and financial services industries including Macy's, Gap, and Bank of America. He...
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