Tariffs & Their Impact on the Construction Industry: Learn Proactive Tips to Protect Your Company - Webinar

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Wednesday, July 16, 2025
Time: 3:00PM - 4:15 PM (ET), 12:00PM - 1:15 PM (PT)
As global trade dynamics continue to evolve, construction financial professionals must stay ahead of shifting tariffs and their ripple effects on material costs and supply chain reliability. This timely webinar will explore how new and existing tariffs can influence the pricing and availability of construction materials, posing potential risks to project budgets and timelines. Attendees will gain valuable insights into forecasting and financial planning strategies, as well as practical, contract-based solutions for managing uncertainty.

Our presenters will point out key considerations when negotiating construction contracts to protect your organization against price escalations and supply delays. By taking a proactive approach, construction finance leaders can better safeguard their projects and maintain profitability even in a volatile market.

Learning Objectives

After attending this session, you will be able to: 
  • Identify how tariffs and global trade policies can affect material pricing and availability in the construction industry.
  • Evaluate potential supply chain disruptions and their financial implications on ongoing and future construction projects.
  • Implement proactive contract strategies — such as price escalation clauses, contingency planning, and supplier diversification — to mitigate risk and protect project financials.

Prerequisites

This is a group Internet-based program at the Basic Level. No prerequisites or advanced preparation required

CPE Credits

1.5 CPE credits

CPE/CCIFP Information

Earn 1.5 CPE/CCIFP Professional Development credits toward the General or Construction Requirement.

Course Length

The estimated time to complete the course is approximately 75 minutes, depending on the pace of the learner.

Who Should Attend:

  • Business Owners
  • CFOs
  • Controllers
  • General Contractors
  • Professional Advisors
  • Subcontractor

Field of Study:

Specialized Knowledge

Speaker:

Ryan HIss

Speaker Company:

Laurie & Brennan

Sponsor:

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