A/E/C Executive Summit Reveals Concerns For 2020 – And Opportunity
Diversity, proposal activity, and nurturing next-generation leaders were among the hottest issues for architecture and engineering firm leaders attending A/E/C THRIVE 2019. The..
Read MoreWhy Employee “Poaching” is Good for the A/E Industry
The conventional wisdom is that “poaching” (hiring employees away from other architecture and engineering firms) should not be an acceptable method of finding design talent. Most..
Read MoreWhat Makes a Great Strategy?
Strategies are less plans of what to do than an atlas of where not to go. Great strategists narrow their focus so they can execute fewer things better. To give context about why..
Read MoreNew Ways of Thinking Help Attract, Land, and Keep the Best A/E Talent
According to studies conducted by the American Institute of Architects, neither an A/E firm’s published design works or pedigree matter much to the newest generation of..
Read MoreAre You Making This Common M&A Mistake?
Once the merger or acquisition has closed, there can be a temptation to breathe a sigh of relief that you finally crossed the finish line. The negotiations and due diligence and..
Read MoreRecent A/E/C Mergers and Acquisitions Making Headlines
Here’s a recap of some of the latest A/E/C mergers and acquisitions that have been announced in recent weeks. October 23, 2019 – Multi-Disciplinary engineering firm Hydrock..
Read MoreHow Today’s Most Successful Firms Grow Through Acquisition
In a just-released report, PSMJ presents the results of a study recently conducted on merger and acquisition (M&A) practices in the architecture and engineering (A/E) industry.
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