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Hosted by Rishi Srivastava · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 67 episodes
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Running finance in construction isn’t easy — and we’re here to make it easier. On the Finance at the Jobsite Podcast, host Rishi Srivastava talks with top CFOs, owners, controllers, Ops and IT experts about what’s working, what’s broken, and what’s next. If you care about cash flow, automation, and smarter financial decision-making in construction, this show is for you.
Rishi Srivastava hosts Finance at the Jobsite, a business show with 67 episodes published.
Tanmaya "TK" Kala spent 13 years at DPR Construction rising to Project Executive on billion-dollar healthcare projects — including OSHPD hospital builds where clients demanded actual-cost documentation down to the square
Everyone says AI agents are about to run your back office unattended. The research — and a day in the life of a construction finance software founder — says something more useful and a lot more specific. In this solo epi
What does a modern construction finance stack actually look like — and in what order should you build it? Rishi Srivastava sits down with Rory Carlson, CCIFP, VP of Accounting & Finance at Adjustable Concrete Constructio
How does a professional drummer who toured with Heart and mixed for U2 end up becoming the Validation Institute's 2025 Benefits Advisor of the Year? In this episode, Rishi sits down with Donovan Pyle — CEO of Health Comp
Liens, delay claims, and the quiet margin levers most contractors leave on the table. In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi Srivastava sits down with Ryan Heeth — a construction attorney whose career runs from
Most contractors stay on the same ERP for 10–20 years — and when they finally switch, the technology is rarely the hardest part. The people are. In this episode, Rishi Srivastava sits down with Cathy Wendt, who has spent
What does it take to go from construction trial lawyer to Chief Legal Officer of a billion-dollar electrical contractor — and what do you learn about construction from inside the courtroom that most executives never see?
Michael McKeon thought crossing from public accounting into construction operations would be a long, arduous slog. Instead, he discovered something most PMs don't admit out loud: roughly half of running a construction pr
After 30 years implementing construction software, Emanuel Falaguerra has watched 55–75% of projects miss their objectives. The reason isn't the software. It's what's happening before the software. Construction has more
What does it take to walk away from 7 years on active oil & gas pipelines, get told "no" by 7 or 8 banks, eat a $36K IRS bill you didn't see coming, and still grow a brand-new utility-scale renewables contractor 116% yea
What does it take to turn a courtroom nightmare into 14 U.S. patents and three category-defining construction tech companies? Peter Lasensky knows. In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi Srivastava sits down wi
Most construction disputes don’t start with bad intent — they start with miscommunication, unclear contracts, and broken trust. In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi sits down with Kenneth Rubinstein — a senio
What actually goes wrong when construction companies invest in technology? In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi sits down with Robert Zimmerman — Construction Tech Executive, host of the ConTech Exec Podcast,
Most construction companies don’t fail because they’re not working hard. They fail because they don’t know what’s actually happening financially. In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, we sit down with Stewart Bohrer
What happens when you go from working 500,000-volt power lines… to building one of the top podcasts in the trades? In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, I sit down with Ryan Lucas — a second-generation journeyman li
In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi sits down with Bryce Wisan—Founder of Levvigo, CPA, and construction finance expert with 25+ years of experience—to unpack how contractors can turn accounting into a strat
In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi sits down with Christopher Short — Founder & Managing Director of Borealis XR — to break down the real reasons construction projects fall behind, lose money, and create ch
At what point does QuickBooks stop working for construction companies? In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi sits down with Kevin Jacobs, Fractional CFO at HORNE, to break down the real inflection point where
In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi sits down with Mark Smith, Ph.D., organizational psychologist, author of A Better Choice: The Manager’s Guide to Skills-First Hiring, and founder of A Better Choice Hire,
In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi sits down with Krystal Madonia, CFO of Haley Construction, to talk about her non-traditional path into accounting leadership, what she learned from construction audit work
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Finance at the Jobsite is hosted by Rishi Srivastava. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 67 episodes.
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