A Big Thank You to 2017 Survey Participants

PSMJ Resources, Inc.
Posted on: 09/18/17
Written by: PSMJ Resources, Inc.

Thank you to everyone who participated in our 2017 surveys – we couldn’t do it without you!

Your participation provides vital information for the entire industry. Only with your help are we able to share the most current, accurate, and significant benchmarking data each year.  

As we say goodbye to summer and head toward 2018, we’d like to congratulate the winners of PSMJ’s 2017 Survey Participation Drawings.

While there can only be a few lucky winners, we appreciate everyone who participated in our 2017 Survey Program!

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A quick note to let you know our 2018 Survey Program opens for participation January 1st. We’ll be in touch in the upcoming months, and we hope that you’ll continue to participate in our industry surveys next year.

We’re looking forward to a fantastic 2018 Survey Season!
Sincerely,

Jill Stoodley
Managing Editor, AEC Industry Surveys
PSMJ | Resources, Inc.

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2017 AE BENCHMARK SURVEY REPORTS 

Here's the easiest way to get our latest surveys. The complete set of 2017 surveys includes:

• 2017 AE Financial Performance Benchmark Survey Report
• 2017 AE Management Compensation Benchmark Survey Report
• 2017 AE Staff Compensation Benchmark Survey Report
• 2017 AE Bonus & Benefits Benchmark Survey Report

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