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Effective Contractual Risk Mitigation

Effective Contractual Risk Mitigation

Even the smallest contractual mistake can cost your firm big. Join Wayne Marshall for an in-depth look at contractual risk mitigation techniques, including a succinct analysis of: Indemnification clauses Warranties/…

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Acquisitions – How and What to Look for During Due Diligence

Acquisitions – How and What to Look for During Due Diligence

Due diligence is a critically important piece of purchasing another business. Yet too many owners get caught up in the exuberance of expansion and end up limiting their examination to…

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Super Busy? Here's 60 Minutes to the Polished Presentation

Super Busy? Here’s 60 Minutes to the Polished Presentation

We’re all busy. And as the daily demands of projects and clients pop up, it only becomes harder to shift focus towards preparing a truly great presentation. Who has the…

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The PM's Survival Guide to Managing Multiple Projects

The PM’s Survival Guide to Managing Multiple Projects

As a project manager, you’re often asked to concurrently lead multiple projects at many points throughout your career. And no matter what the size or project type, every job eventually…

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5-10 Years Pre-Retirement? What You Need to Do Now to Protect Your Legacy

5-10 Years Pre-Retirement? What You Need to Do Now to Protect Your Legacy

Getting firm ownership transition right is the most important thing you can do to secure your retirement and ensure a bright future for your longtime staff. But since you’re likely…

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Buy-Sell Agreements – Don’t Sell Your Firm Short

Buy-Sell Agreements – Don’t Sell Your Firm Short

Your firm’s Buy-Sell agreement determines when and how ownership changes. Yet most buy-sell agreements are drafted, signed and never revisited, leaving you exposed to costly mistakes. If you haven’t recently…

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FHWA “Safe Harbor” Indirect Cost Rate Policy: Benefits and Pitfalls for New and Small Firms

FHWA “Safe Harbor” Indirect Cost Rate Policy: Benefits and Pitfalls for New and Small Firms

A new Federal Highway Administration policy could impact many new and small engineering firms working for State Departments of Transportation (DOTs) or attempting to break into the transportation market. The…

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Why Your Internal Ownership Transition Plan is Already Failing

Why Your Internal Ownership Transition Plan is Already Failing

Developing and executing a successful internal ownership transition plan is critical for engineering firms seeking to provide an exit strategy for current owners without selling the firm to an external…

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Reinvent Your Marketing and Business Development with LinkedIn

LinkedIn has long become one of the most powerful business tools for 21st-century brand building, professional networking, lead generation, and more. Yet, for many AEC firms, it’s often underutilized or…

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Cybersecurity Certification for Engineering Firms

Cybersecurity Certification for Engineering Firms

Water and energy clients are increasingly demanding that engineering firms meet recognized qualifications for cybersecurity risk management. This means that your firm will likely need to achieve and maintain NIST/ISO…

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