Courses

Learn how a firm with 4 first generation owners explored various options and structured a transaction to buy out the first generation owners over time while setting up an ESOP…

Climate change is impacting our nation’s critical public infrastructure and requiring design professionals to design differently. You’ll learn how: Our nation’s critical highway transportation infrastructure is vulnerable to climate change.…

Climate change risks are being re-evaluated by insurance companies, governments, and regulatory entities. This shifting landscape has implications for engineers, as well as public and private owners and asset managers.…

Tuesday, June 21, 2022, 1:30 – 3:00 PM Eastern Mitigation and adaptation are the two main defenses against climate change, and both build resilience into the built environment. Case studies…

The OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) has arrived. The ETS requires employers with at least 100 employees to adopt a vaccination policy that requires employees to be fully vaccinated or…

Engineering transactions soared to record levels in 2021. Confident strategic buyers and private equity firms aggressively acquired firms of all sizes and disciplines. Sellers, motivated by higher valuations, tax law…

Cybersecurity is a major concern for AEC firms today, with phishing attacks, data breaches, and other security issues becoming a major worry. In this session Doug Miller, CEO/CTO of Brightworks…

How can engineering firms manage the complexity of professional licensing more efficiently and effectively? What are the diverse requirements to expand into a new state in order to pursue business…

Many discussions of ownership transition start with program design questions such as valuation, how long it takes, and how to finance ownership transition. Many programs are developed solely from the…