Tim Hogan is the President of Bayside Interiors, an $80m subcontractor in Northern California that specializes in:
– Metal stud framing
– CAB Design
– Architectural Specialties
– Access Floors
– Acoustical Ceilings
Projects include: San Francisco 49ers stadium, the first Apple store in Manhattan, and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland in Southern California
Highlights of our discussion:
- Tim’s journey from Top Gun Sales Person to President
- The positive impact of mentors in Tim’s life
- The importance of establishing and maintaining processes
- Why human nature makes accountability essential
- Understanding, and sticking to your niche
- The excitement of taking on high-profile, technical projects
- How to promote and sustain relationships with General Contractors
- How to avoid limping across the finish line when completing a project
- BIM Modeling: hype vs. reality
- How Bayside’s culture impacts employee retention over three generations
- The advantages and challenges of being in a three-way partnership
- What Tim would do if he had to start his journey again
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