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CH2M HILL CEO McIntire Keynotes ACEC Annual Convention
CH2M HILL CEO Lee McIntire gives an optimistic keynote address at the ACEC Annual Convention, projecting that the engineering industry will be up to the task in solving numerous global challenges in the coming decades.
HDR’s George Little Looks at Market Prospects
HDR CEO George Little provides a high-level view of the various market sectors in the engineering industry.
ARCADIS CEO Steve Blake Talks M&A and Profitability
ARCADIS CEO Steve Blake offers the key considerations for buyers and sellers of companies and for improving the bottom line.
Cardno USA’s Paul Gardiner Describes Company’s Rapid Growth
Cardno USA President Paul Gardiner tracks his company’s growth from a small Australian firm in 1999 into a global powerhouse today, with 6,500 employees working in 250 offices in 85 countries.
Ed Rendell Lays Out the Case for Infrastructure Investment
Former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell hails infrastructure investment as “the best job creator” and calls for $200 billion in annual spending.
Haley Barbour Handicaps the 2012 Presidential Election
Former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour forecasts a tight presidential election.
Jacobs CEO Keynotes ACEC Fall Conference
Jacobs Engineering Group President and CEO Craig Martin gives the keynote address at the ACEC Fall Conference, saying the current economic slowdown is not likely to improve anytime soon.
CDM's Richard Fox Calls for Innovation in Industry
CDM Chairman and CEO Richard Fox says engineers must embrace continued innovation and contribute to increased construction productivity.
Sargent & Lundy's "Bud" Wendorf Forecasts Dramatic Growth in Natural Gas Sector
Sargent & Lundy Chairman, President and CEO, Alan "Bud" Wendorf, forecasts that while "one third of natural gas currently goes to electrical production, in 20 years, it will be closer to 50 percent.
AMEC's Hisham Mahmoud Discusses Globalization's Impact on Engineering
Hisham Mahmoud, president of AMEC Earth & Environmental, looks at the impact of globalization: "If you are a regional or local firm and don't think you're competing globally, think again.
ACEC's Neimeyer Calls for Immediate 3% Repeal
ACEC Chairman Terry Neimeyer calls for repeal of the 3 percent withholding mandate at a press conference on Capitol Hill.
Professional Services Tax
ACEC President Dave Raymond speaks out against the Professional Services Tax at an economic summit hosted by Kansas Governor Sam Brownback at Black & Veatch headquarters.
AECOM CEO John Dionisio Keynotes ACEC Convention
In the keynote address at the ACEC 2011 Convention in Washington, D.C., AECOM CEO John Dionisio called for increased private sector financing of public infrastructure.
Rally for Roads
ACEC President Dave Raymond addressed the Rally for Roads on May 25, calling on Congress to swiftly pass a six-year highway bill.
EEA Grand Conceptor Award Winner
In the 2011 Engineering Excellence Awards, the Hoover Dam Bypass won the Grand Conceptor Award as the year's most outstanding engineering achievement.
Stantec's Robert Gomes Discusses PPP and M&A
Participating in the CEO Panel at the ACEC 2011 Convention in Washington, D.C., Stantec CEO Robert Gomes talked about the benefits of Public/Private Partnerships and the current state of Mergers and Acquisitions activity in the engineering industry.
MACTEC CEO Ann Massey Describes Response to Economic Downturn
During the CEO Panel at the ACEC 2011 Convention in Washington, D.C., MACTEC CEO Ann Massey detailed how her firm emerged from the recession as a stronger, more market-focused competitor.
HNTB's Paul Yarossi Calls for Improved Infrastructure Funding
HNTB President Paul Yarossi spoke during the CEO Panel at the ACEC 2011 Convention in Washington, D.C. about the need for an integrated national infrastructure funding system.
ACEC/California's Meyer Defends Major California PPP Project
ACEC/California Executive Director Paul Meyer rebuts a lawsuit to block a Public-Private Partnership project.
What ACEC Means for You and Your Business
Learn how ACEC’s advocacy program in Washington D.C. advances Member Firms’ business interests across the country.