Scott Beebe
Founder & Head Coach | Business on Purpose
Presenter bio
Scott works with business owners and their key leaders building systems, process, and purpose using the Business On Purpose Roadmap to liberate businesses from the chaos of working IN their business and help them get their lives back.
Scott walked on to a division-1 SEC football team with only one year of High School football experience and earned a full scholarship during his final two years. Moving to Texas after college with his new bride Ashley, Scott attended and graduated Theology school, then worked as a legal drug-salesman for Pfizer selling Lipitor, Viagra, and other well-known products. Scott and Ashley planted two Churches, pastored one of them, and have been working in rural Nigeria since 2005 building a platform for sustainable partnership with Nigerians through a variety of sectors including business, finance, and agriculture.
Scott, Ashley, and their three children live in Bluffton, SC (outside of Hilton Head) and spend most of their time on the water!
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The Contractor Owner's Playbook for Fixing Cash Flow Without Expensive Software, Raising Prices or Taking on Debt (LIVE EXAMPLES)
Your P&L says you made money last year. Your bank account says something different. That gap — between what you earned on paper and what actually sits in the bank — is the single most common problem in construction, and it has nothing to do with how hard you're working or how many jobs you're closing. Using real, live examples from real contracting businesses, this keynote lays out exactly why profitable companies run out of cash, and the specific playbook to fix it — without buying another piece of software, without raising your prices, and without taking on debt to bridge the gap. This isn't theory. It's the exact framework being used inside contracting businesses right now to turn "profitable on paper" into cash you can actually see.
Learning Objectives:
Identify the specific point in your business where profit is quietly leaking out between the job and the bank account.
Learn the account structure that separates true profit from operating cash — so you always know what's actually yours to spend.
See a live, real-numbers example of a contractor who fixed this exact problem without raising a single price.
Leave with the first two moves to make this week to start closing your own cash flow gap.
Target audience: All Building and Construction Professionals
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