Podcasts
Ted Gerber, president of Addison Resources Group in New York City, joins us on the program to talk about team building. With more than 25 years of experience working with…
Read More
What began as a conversation about induced demand with urban planner Jeff Speck quickly broadened into a wider discussion about U.S. road engineering standards, their impact, and what responsibility engineers…
Read More
On this week’s Government Affairs Update, Katharine Mottley, our tax and regulatory guru, joined the program to discuss the status of the $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation bill moving in Congress…
Read More
One of the most daunting challenges is business development, the pursuit of strategic opportunities for the firm, whether that be new clients, more business from existing clients, or even new…
Read More
On today’s Member Organization Spotlight, we feature ACEC Indiana’s former and current President Michael Rowe and Cash Canfield to discuss a strategic enrollment process they undertook with their DOT.
Read More
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have spent a lot more of our workday in the virtual environment, talking to colleagues, clients, and others over Teams, Zoom, Webex,…
Read More
Steve Hall came on the program to recap the month’s events related to infrastructure and the PPP FAR credits clause.
Read More
AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker Discusses the Architectural Billings Index and the Economic Outlook
ACEC Private Market Resources Vice President Erin McLaughlin talks with Kermit Baker, chief economist at the American Institute of Architects, about the Architectural Billing Index survey and the economic outlook…
Read More
Karen Susman of Karen Susman and Associates in Denver joins the program to offer her expertise on how engineers can deal with difficult conversations. The discussion is replete with big…
Read More
On this week’s Government Affairs Update, we are joined by Rodney Slater, former Transportation Secretary under the Clinton Administration and Bill Shuster, former Chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure…
Read More