Customer-led webinar
Managing complexity: How top contractors scale their business
As your construction business grows, so does the complexity: more people, more projects, more moving parts. In this webinar, a leading luxury and commercial contractor – Jacob Wittenberg of Edgemont Builders – shares how he scaled to take on more clients, modernize operations and protect his margins.
What you can expect from this webinar:
What survives the growth, and what doesn’t
Learn not how this builder grew, but what he had to change to keep the business running once the growth hit.
Beyond the patchwork of tools
Discover how a contractor already running a high-revenue business keeps schedules, crews and cash aligned without adding headcount or more tools.
Answers from a builder who’s been there
Hear Jacob field real builder questions on what it actually takes to scale an already profitable business.
Jacob Wittenberg
President, Edgemont Builders
Meet the speaker
Jake Wittenberg leads Edgemont Builders with a background that spans project management, cost engineering and superintendent roles. That experience lets him run Edgemont with the discipline of a national firm and the agility of a small one, across both commercial and residential work including multifamily. As president, Jake oversees sales, business systems and construction execution. He holds OSHA 30 hour and LEED GA certifications and serves as president of the Baltimore City Chapter of the Maryland Building Industry Association. The Baltimore Business Journal named him to its 2024 40 Under 40, and MBIA has twice recognized him as chapter member of the year.
Pete Schott
Director of Product Marketing, Buildertrend
Meet the moderator
Pete leads product marketing at Buildertrend. He works closely with successful builders across the industry and makes sure their hard-won lessons reach contractors everywhere, helping them scale their operations and improve profitability. He previously led initiatives at PlanGrid (construction app acquired by Autodesk) to support larger builders and improve field-office collaboration and productivity.