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By Chad Colidron | As firms grow, alignment, accountability, and execution become the difference between getting bigger and getting stronger.
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By Chad Colidron | As firms grow, alignment, accountability, and execution become the difference between getting bigger and getting stronger.
By Shirley Che | Improving employee experience may be the AEC industry’s most important group project.
By Chad Clinehens & Steve Hake | One year of partnership has created stronger solutions, deeper collaboration, and greater momentum for the future of AEC.
By Chad Coldiron | In today’s AEC market, retention isn’t just about culture – it’s about whether employees can afford to stay.
By Jeremy Clarke | Most governance problems are not execution failures but clarity failures around who owns decisions and who is accountable.
By Ezequiel Tovar | The firms that deliver the best client experiences are often the ones that invest most intentionally in employee experience.
By Chris Catton | Recruiting is the AEC industry’s biggest challenge, yet most firms still operate without a real recruiting plan.
Master Builders Reimagined: KP Reddy Explores AI, Integration, and Future Design Leadership “We keep iterating on an old construct—let’s stop and start over. How do we want to do things differently? Let’s get...
“I hope you continue to be extremely intentional in choosing to be exactly where your feet are every moment that you are.” Lynn Wong Episode Summary: In this keynote episode from Zweig Group's ElevateAEC2025 Conference,...
“If you're going to be an entrepreneur and you're going to accomplish anything and you're going to grow your business in spite of a lot of negative things happening, you've got to be...
“Vernacular is what you do when you can’t afford to get it wrong.” Carley Chastain Episode Summary: This episode of The Zweig Letter Podcast, hosted by Randy Wilburn and joined by marketing co-host...
"A lot of architects are rather introverted as well, so it takes some work to pull that out. And for me, my win is, did I get you out of your shell to share...