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Employee stock ownership plans have been used by the owners of A|E firms for over forty years as both a partial buyout technique as well as a total buyout strategy.…

On Sept. 9th, Pres. Biden revealed a new COVID-19 Action Plan with one of several key goals to “Vaccinate the Unvaccinated.” The most notable aspect of that plan is a…

Major changes continue to swirl and mount all around us, but which ones are permanent? Which ones can we take the time to evolve with, and which ones do we…

You earned your degree in engineering, not project management. Yet, the PM role is critical to every project’s (and firm’s!) success. So how do you grow from an engineer into…

Developing the next generation of leaders in an organization has always been important – but even more so than today. The accelerating pace of business, hyper-competitiveness of markets, and growing…

A basic mistake people make all the time in sales/business development roles is that they want to talk about the features and benefits of their employers. What engineering owners and…

COVID Vaccination Requirements for Federal Contractors are Almost Here Get your questions answered on EO 14042 “Ensuring Adequate COVID Safety Protocols for Federal Contractors” by leading contracting attorneys. The September…

An increasing number of engineering and consulting firms are merging, acquiring or selling their practices. Although every transaction is different with respect to their economic and legal terms, they all…

Whether it’s talking to an employee about their performance, challenging a fellow professional or principal, or just sharing bad news, conducting difficult conversations is never easy. They can be full…

Most claims against A/E firms are not rooted in design error but rather in non-technical causes of loss of which poor communications and documentation is a leading factor. Join Thomas…