In this episode, I talk to Jay Wratten, PMP, US digital lead and global smart places lead at WSP in the U.S., about digital transformation in AEC and how it reshapes both client relationships and project delivery. We look at the shift to smart buildings, the rise of new pricing models, and the leadership lessons […]

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In this episode, I talk with Ruth Milligan, founder and speech coach at Articulation Inc., about communication skills for technical leaders in AEC, and how small, intentional changes can transform the way professionals connect with clients, teams, and audiences. We explore leadership communication strategies, public speaking for engineers, and presentation skills for technical professionals that […]

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In this episode, I talk to Craig Shannon, vice president and California regional leader at Parametrix, about people-first engineering leadership and building strong teams. We discuss how employee-owned engineering firms, soft skills, and ASCE involvement shape AEC leadership strategies. We also explore how modern collaborative project delivery models are changing how engineers lead and deliver […]

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In this episode, I talk to Bryce Batts, co-founder of Career Collective, about AEC talent acquisition strategies that help firms build careers and cultures aligned with core values. We explore how organizations in the AEC industry can stand out in a competitive talent market, avoid common hiring missteps, and foster inclusive, future-ready workforces. Engineering Quotes: […]

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In this episode, I talk to Omo Esemuede, PE, PMP, Senior Vice President of Aviation at WSP in the U.S., about leading complex infrastructure program leadership initiatives by aligning capabilities, guiding teams under pressure, and using global experience to elevate leadership. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Key Points Discussed About Infrastructure Program Leadership: […]

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In this episode I talk to Michelle Gladieux President of Gladieux Consulting about courageous communication for leaders and how leaders can overcome barriers like hiding rationalizing or settling to build trust give better feedback and lead with impact especially in technical professions like engineering and construction. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Key Points […]

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In this episode, I talk to Patrick Guide, MBA, PMP, Leadership Development Coach & Speaker at Maxwell Leadership, and soon to be Senior Marketing Manager at Dow, about how servant leadership for engineers, adaptability, and storytelling can transform technical experts into impactful leaders through engineering leadership development, and why leading with service builds trust, clarity, […]

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In this episode, I talk to Susan Devine, community building division manager and principal consultant at Parametrix, about AEC leadership and mentorship, the principles that shape team success, how meaningful guidance fuels both project impact and personal growth, and why employee ownership creates a stronger, more invested team culture. ***The video version of this episode can […]

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