David Whitemyer, AIA

David Whitemyer AIA is a licensed architect with over twenty years of experience in museum planning, exhibition design, and project management. He is the Director of Business Development at Luci Creative, an exhibit design firm. He served as a Senior Project Manager at Brent Johnson Design, and as the Director of Production at Christopher Chadbourne and Associates.

Posts by David Whitemyer, AIA

12.27.2019

The Dos and Don’ts of LinkedIn Etiquette

A few years ago, Kelly Blazek made national news after sending a rude response to a young John Carroll University graduate who simply asked Blazek to connect on LinkedIn. The..

4.17.2019

Should Your AE Firm Implement an Unlimited Vacation Policy?

If you’re like most architecture/engineering (AE) firms, you allow each employee somewhere between 10 and 20 vacation days (2-4 weeks) per year, depending on their seniority (and..

12.21.2018

Master Your Tech Strategy in 5 Easy Steps

There is a constant pressure for both small and large architecture and engineering firms to continually upgrade their technology and digital tools. Faster computers, larger..

7.25.2018

How AEC Firms Can Use Instagram Today

Instagram should be part of your architecture, engineering or construction (AEC) firm’s social media arsenal – especially now! Here's how to get started: Instagram is a mobile..

12.29.2017

Be a Better PM by Kicking These 7 Bad Habits

Everyone has a few bad habits. But as a project manager at an architecture or engineering firm, you should be held to a certain set of professional standards that eschews some..

12.4.2017

The 6 Things to Demand from Project Management Software

Cloud-based tools and mobile applications have simultaneously made project management both easier and more complicated. It’s easier because software providers have simplified our..

8.22.2017

There’s No Such Thing as a Perfect Schedule

Often a requirement of project planning, Gantt charts and CPM schedules are highly detailed and graphically impressive. However, they have two significant weaknesses. First, many..