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Welcome to another episode of the Engineering Influence podcast from the American Council of Engineering Companies. Join Diana O'Lare, Director of Market Intelligence at ACEC National, as she engages in a compelling conversation with Mike Moss, President of the Society of College and University Planning. Together, they explore the evolving landscape of higher education, diving into topics such as enrollment trends, the impact of administration changes, and the future of campus planning.

Discover how institutions are adapting to demographic shifts, with insights into the concept of the "enrollment cliff" and its implications. Learn about the role of international students, the influence of artificial intelligence on campus planning, and potential financial challenges faced by educational institutions. Diana and Mike discuss workforce shortages and the importance of STEM programs.

This episode offers valuable perspectives for engineering firms, shedding light on opportunities that arise from trends in education and their impact on the engineering sector. Whether you're interested in integrated planning, multidisciplinary spaces, or innovative learning environments, there's something here for everyone.

Don't miss this engaging discussion that weaves together the future of education with engineering excellence.

Listen to the podcast: https://acecnational.podbean.com/e/navigating-the-future-insights-into-higher-education-and-engineering/

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Join Host Diana O' Lare and guest Nabeel Mahmood as they discuss the challenges and innovations in data center development, including the impact of AI, regulatory hurdles, and the importance of efficiency and sustainability. Mahmood highlights the significance of modular designs and renewable energy sources in reducing the carbon footprint of data centers.

On November 13th 2024, ACEC will present a panel of experts in collaboration with the ACEC’s new Technology Committee on the data center and telecommunications markets. The data center market continues to grow, and incentives are provided to those who can locate land to build new centers and hyperscale data centers on. Also hear how the latest trend “AI” is impacting the market. Register Now: https://www.acec.org/event/market-briefings-intel-for-engineers-four-part-series/

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The Engineering Influence Podcast from ACEC National is thrilled to announce a new series called "Market Briefings for Engineers." Scheduled to be launched online on February 21st, this series was crafted after thoughtful feedback from our engaged member community. We designed it to provide relevant market intelligence, focusing on significant trends, legislation, and opportunities impacting today's markets.
Register for our first event here: https://www.acec.org/event/market-briefings-the-growing-energy-market/ 
The Market Briefings Engineers will delve into crucial areas like vertical infrastructure, construction spending, AE revenues, and more, all the while offering expert interviews, insight into our industry, and comprehensive five-year forecasts. Our series aims to deliver valuable insider intel, zeroing in on growth markets using data derived from extensive ACEC research.
We will explore major growth areas anticipated for the next five years, including energy, office, healthcare and life sciences, data centers, and telecommunications. Our inaugural session on February 21st will discuss trending topics in the energy market, including renewable alternatives, power plant development, and more. Future sessions will cover topics such as adaptive reuse, trends in healthcare and life sciences, and the growth of data centers and telecommunications.
Each session is expertly curated to deliver information about robust market sectors by presenting panels of clients, developers, and industry experts. We aim to benefit our members by highlighting opportunities, trends, and areas set for growth. To further the cause, we also plan to offer recordings of each session so that you can catch up whenever you want.
We encourage you to join us on this enlightening journey and look forward to your participation this year. If you need more information, please don't hesitate to reach out to us directly.

In this update, ACEC's Director of Private Market Resources, Diana Alexander, gives a preview of our first in a series of Market Briefings taking place on February 21st focused on the growing energy market.

Register for the event at https://www.acec.org/event/market-briefings-the-growing-energy-market/

Contact Diana at dalexander@acec.org

ACEC is offering a four-part webinar series, held quarterly in 2024. The courses will center on markets that are forecasted to experience change or growth. Each session will include a panel of speakers including industry experts, clients, and association leaders that will share their market specific trends and insights.

ACEC will focus on the growth occurring in the energy market. Through a partner presentation with the New Energy Committee, participants will hear about trends impacting the energy market including the necessity of coal, renewable alternatives, power plant development and the vulnerability of the grid. Also, hear about the energy transition and how it is impacting vertical buildings and what design engineers need to know.

Presenters: Michelle Bloodworth, President and CEO, America’s Power; Justin Vala, Senior Vice President, Engineering and Construction, Tenaska; and Peter McPhee, Senior Program Director with the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center