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Despite the challenging environment, there are tremendous opportunities to be had.

All of us in the AEC industry are being challenged by the disruption this virus is causing, but we got this. Solving problems is what we do.

President and CEO of Wallace Engineering (Tulsa, OK), a structural and civil engineering consulting firm that believes in being active citizens, in both our profession and communities.

Women must stop apologizing, speak up, and stand tall if they want to be successful leaders.

A lot can go wrong while establishing an office in a new market, but if you find a niche and hire strategically, you can succeed.

If you want to be a great consultant, you have to step into the client’s shoes and see the world as they do.

Why is work today so unfulfilling and how can we change that? Let’s set our sights on having an impact and figure out a way to get there.

It’s not easy to do, but if you want lifelong clients who are also friends, you have to commit yourself to the long haul.

Effecting a real-life leadership transition takes years of planning, and the ability to dismiss entrenched perceptions and past assumptions.

At what should be an incredibly productive and exciting time in the lives of young professionals, the AEC industry is failing to engage.

Strong emotional intelligence, empathy, and the ability and capacity to engage the ‘whole person’ move teams and projects forward.

It’s easy to send texts and emails, but to make a great and lasting impression, frequent phone calls throughout your network are essential.