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10.23.2026

7 Communication Strategies for AEC Project Managers

How can AEC project managers communicate more effectively? Set expectations clearly and early, match each person’s preferred channel, listen before responding, keep client..

10.21.2026

New Workshop Arms AEC Executives with Core AI Knowledge

NEWTON, Mass. — PSMJ Resources announces the new AEC AI Acceleration Workshop, a two-day executive training program coming to 5 major US cities starting in December 2026.The..

10.12.2026

What is the #1 ROI killer in AEC learning and development efforts?

Over decades of working with hundreds of AEC firms on a wide range of project, financial, and operational improvement efforts, we’ve seen a clear divide between the firms that..

9.28.2026

Engineering Leadership Training: Financial Skills New Practice Leaders Need

Engineers get promoted into practice and business leadership because they're excellent engineers. But leading a practice group means something different: you now need a working..

9.10.2026

For AEC Firm Owners, Either You Go In, or You Go Out — But Don't Sell Yourself Short

Dear Insider, Do you know the value of your engineering, architecture, environmental, or construction company? Do you know how to find it? How do you set a fair share price for..

9.10.2026

Bennett Engineering, Inc. Acquired by IMEG Corporation

September 10, 2026 - IMEG acquired Bennett Engineering, Inc. (Bennett Engineering) of Freeport, Maine, a multidisciplinary firm providing mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire..

9.9.2026

Six Traits to Determine if You’re a Good AEC Leader

Every project has a person with the title. Not every project has a person worth following. In architecture, engineering, and construction, the management role gets handed out..