Courses

Some A&E firms compete on price while others are consistently pursued by their ideal clients. What is the main difference between these two types of firms? The answer lies in…

In the constantly changing business environment, audience perceptions of a firm’s brand gradually shift, affecting its ability to compete and the bottom line. As more and more firms recognize the…

The Federal Trade Commission has issued a proposed rule that will ban most noncompete agreements going forward. Employees who own at least 25% of a firm that is being acquired…

The Engineers Joint Contract Documents Committee (EJCDC) has released a brand new series of documents for the Construction Manager at Risk. The comprehensive series consists of 27 documents, including contracts,…

Engineering firm mergers and acquisitions are announced daily. But what about the firms that want to remain employee-owned? This program is designed for current and future owners seeking an understanding…

Available on 6/1 In an era in which seemingly every incident is instantly captured and communicated throughout the world, crisis events – even those that your firm did not cause…

This webinar will cover the implications of the new rule for engineering firms engaged in WOTUS determinations. The webinar will cover potential changes from current practices and explore the meaning…

Recorded on February 9, 2023  Download On-Demand As part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, Congress changes how taxpayers write off R&D expenses. Starting on January 1,…

In the current climate of increasing frequency and severity of claims, and rising insurance rates, choosing the right projects is the surest path to profitability. Firms with claims frequently tell…

Available on 8/10 Climate change is impacting our nation’s critical public infrastructure and climate risks are being re-evaluated by governments, insurance companies, and regulatory entities. This shifting landscape has implications…