
The importance of communications
By Mark Zweig | If we truly want to elevate our people and help them achieve all they can achieve, we must help them be better communicators.
By Mark Zweig | If we truly want to elevate our people and help them achieve all they can achieve, we must help them be better communicators.
If we want to be in position to effectively respond and even get ahead of the curve, we all need to know what’s likely to come next.
Engineers of the future will solve problems and meet challenges in a different way and through technology that will continue to be dynamic.
President and CEO of Integrated CM Solutions (San Antonio, TX), a program/construction management firm that’s had more than $800 million worth of projects since 2015.
Wunderlich-Malec (Eden Prairie, MN), a provider of advanced technology, software and engineering solutions for a variety of industries across the globe, is acquiring the staff and patented mGrid technology of IPP Connect (Elmhurst, IL), a...
By Chad Coldiron | Prioritize the tasks on your to-do list in order of importance and how long they will take to maximize efficiency.
By Mark Zweig | Are you doing what you really should be for your business right now? Or are you just floating along on a sea of uncertainty, afraid to move or you’ll turn over your...
Baby boomers and millennials may use different leadership styles and cope differently in business and in life, but the interaction of both can deliver some key benefits.
Co-founder and principal at CWE (Fullerton, CA), a civil engineering, water resources, and environmental engineering firm whose experts pledge to create a better tomorrow, today.
Staff training fuels a culture of continuous education, enabling your firm to stay competitive, relevant, and profitable for the long run.
The 2019 winner of the Jerry Allen Courage In Leadership Award is Paul Greenhagen! Paul joined Westwood Professional Services in 1987 on a field survey crew. He is a “man of the people” who worked...
IMEG Corp (Rock Island, IL) acquired the structural engineering service arm of Cardno (Houston, TX), which specializes in structural design and forensic engineering and operates with offices in Texas and Virginia. Link to Details LRE...
By Christina Zweig Niehues | We each must decide what we can do, individually and collectively, to drive the kind of change we need.
By Mark Zweig | No matter how you feel personally about anything happening in the country or world as a whole, it’s your job to do your job.
Founding principal of PK Electrical (Reno, NV), a women-owned, small business electrical engineering and design firm founded in 1996.
By Eduardo Smith | Company culture, employee engagement, and morale are often the differentiators between common and great companies.
It’s important to revisit your purpose and values statements from time to time to make sure they still hold true for your firm.
The tools that Revit provides have the power to help firms save time and money, while improving the quality of the final product.
Salas O'brien (Santa Ana, CA) expanded into the research triangle with their acquisition of Stanford White (Raleigh, NC), creating a combined firm of 825 employees and 35 office locations. Link to Details EPS Group (Mesa,...
By Jamie Claire Kiser | Discarding an entire year’s worth of results may be an even greater barrier to future success than our current circumstances.
Digital twins, photogrammetry, and analytics are paying off for owners and developers when this technology is in the hands of experts who push it to its limits.
The next time you have a critical project or important concept to communicate, forget the jargon and consider telling a story.
By Mark Zweig | Getting on the phone right now may be the single most important thing you can do to bring in new work.
By Will Swearingen | In recent months, long-time issues like communication have been trumped by new challenges: loneliness, problems with technology, work-life balance, and distractions.