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Futurist Salim Ismail to Speak on Disruptive Technologies and Exponential Organizations at Annual Convention
At the 2019 ACEC Annual Convention in Washington, D.C., May 5-8, best-selling author and business consultant Salim Ismail will address how firms can position themselves to capitalize on opportunities in the rapidly changing business environment.
Engineers Week / Member Organizations
ACEC/Colorado Presents E-Week Podcast on Future of Engineering
In a podcast sponsored by ACEC/Colorado, William Green, president of The RMH Group in Lakewood, Colo., and Lauren Evans, president and founder of Pinyon Environmental Engineering Resources in Lakewood, shine the National Engineering Week spotlight on what the future holds for engineering.
ACEC News / Education
Joint Coalition Meetings Address Employee Happiness, Housing Market, and Firm Growth
Is it a problem that nearly 60 percent of structural engineers consider leaving the profession at some point in their career?
ACEC News / Engineers Week
U.S. Engineers Share Why They Became Engineers
Intellectual curiosity (34 percent) followed by the thrill of finding creative solutions to society’s problems (24 percent) are the most popular reasons many U.S.
Engineers Week / Member Organizations
ACEC/Ohio E-Week Luncheon Explores Hyperloop Technology
Experts in the field of hyperloop technology will provide an in-depth presentation on its potential as a future means of transportation, during the annual ACEC/Ohio Central Ohio Chapter National Engineers Week Luncheon, to be held Thursday, February 21st at the Bridgewater Banquet and Conference Center in Powell, Ohio.
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How and where we access health care is changing rapidly due to the pressures COVID-19 has brought to bear on our health services globally. One of the changes has been in health facility design, according to Jacobs’ Director of Health Infrastructure Matthew Holmes and Healthcare Architect and Physician Dr. Diana Anderson.
A Roadmap to NetZero, part of Black & Veatch’s Hydrogen 2021 program, presents a technology agnostic guide to strategic decarbonization road mapping
Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, announced the acquisition of Edmonds Engineering. The 75+ person firm has five locations with offices in Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee, with its headquarters located in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Engineering Employment
1,551,500 (May)
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Construction Spending
$1,524,200,000 (April)
$1,521,000,000 (March)
Dodge Momentum Index
178.0 (May)
163.2 (April)
Morrissey Goodale U.S. M&A Index
357 Deals--Up 24 percent year-over-year
AIA Billings Index
58.5 (May)
57.9 (April)
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