The Leadership Alignment Gap in AEC Strategic Planning
AEC firms rarely fail because they don't have a strategic plan. They fail because their leadership teams aren't aligned on what the plan actually means. Every year, firms invest..
Read MoreWold Architects & Engineers Acquires JJCA
Minneapolis, Minn./Nashville, Tenn. —Wold Architects & Engineers, a full-service planning, architecture and engineering firm specializing in education, government, healthcare and..
Read MoreTurning AI Into an AEC Advantage
A tech and innovation executive says that the human element must be considered in this new AI landscape. Kat Nelson Galke, chief of AI innovation & applied technologies at ..
Read MoreCompensation Snapshot: AE Project Manager
The Profile of a Project Manager based on PSMJ’s 2026 Compensation Benchmark Results The role of the Project Manager in an AE firm has evolved from primarily managing timelines..
Read MoreFrom Three Firms to One: Inside the Launch of Lynk Engineers
PSMJ’s commitment to helping architecture, engineering, and construction firm owners achieve their goals does not begin and end with getting a deal done. It is built on helping..
Read MoreEnd the “Do You Have a Minute?” Panic: PSMJ Launches 2026 Compensation Survey Results to Help AEC Leaders Protect Profit and Talent
NEWTON, MA — May 15, 2026 — For architecture and engineering firm leaders, few phrases are more gut-wrenching than a top performer asking, "Do you have a minute?" Often, that..
Read MoreThe Process Is the Point: Why a Formal Strategic Planning Process Is the Real Engine of AEC M&A Success
In the AEC industry, the firms that grow fastest after a deal are not the ones with the cleanest integration checklist. They are the ones that committed to a formal strategic..
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