All articles by Ann Bentley 鈥� Page 2
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CommentStrategies, reports and the future of the industry: just do it
There鈥檚 no lack of holiday reading for those interested in how the industry needs to change, but perhaps it鈥檚 time to move on and put all these recommendations into action
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CommentLet鈥檚 not lose the global view
We are seeing the rapid growth of nationalism and popularism 鈥� what does this mean for construction鈥檚 global ambitions?
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CommentHome truths
The housing crisis isn鈥檛 about land supply; it鈥檚 about affordability and quality. Let鈥檚 stop treating homes as assets and remember they鈥檙e places for people to live, says Ann Bentley
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CommentLet's fasten our seatbelts
It鈥檚 tempting to chafe at constraint, but had project bank accounts been compulsory then the fallout from Carillion鈥檚 collapse could have been far less damaging
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CommentTaking the training initiative
Technology is threatening to deskill the UK workforce and we must act fast to聽keep up. The CITB gives us a sound basis to train up talent 鈥� even if you want to change certain aspects, we must unite behind it or we will live to regret it
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CommentThe age of reason
The UK鈥檚 demographic timebomb is the single biggest issue we face and needs the right solutions
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CommentElection reaction: Beware hubris
Theresa May鈥檚 calamitous campaign has some broader lessons for construction around creating an atmosphere of collaboration and fairness
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CommentTrump's victory has major implications for global markets
The president elect has threatened to impose punitive tariffs on foreign goods, and that could have a huge economic impact worldwide
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CommentSurely Britain is not going to sleepwalk into a Brexit disaster?
Leaving the EU could spell disaster for the UK鈥檚 construction industry
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CommentAgenda 15: The place of the construction industry in the political debate
The Agenda 15 question is not just about the issues; it鈥檚 about making our democratic system work more effectively
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CommentWomen consultants strenghten client relationships
Teams drawn from both sexes are more likely to go down well with clients
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CommentClients鈥� focus on cost challenges our industry
How will clients鈥� changing demands shape the way consultants work and offer value?
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CommentWhere are all the young QSs?
We need to tell the younger generation how much quantity surveying has to offer as a career, before the skills gap gets too big to fill
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