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CONSTRUCTION MARKETING IDEAS
NOVEMBER 20, 2011
Preparing for the presentation
Today, I spent several hours rehearsing and preparing for my presentation to Construct Canada about Strategic Alliance Best Practices for Architectural, Engineering and Construction , based on my SMPS Foundation white paper. Presentation preparation isn’t something to short-cut, I learned the hard way last year.  Business management Events Presentations and speeches
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CONSTRUCTION MARKETING IDEAS
NOVEMBER 7, 2011
Beyond PowerPoint: New presentation resources
As I prepare for my upcoming Construct Canada presentation on architectural, engineering and construction strategic alliance best practices , I’ve discovered some intriguing and appealing presentation resources that go beyond the traditional PowerPoint slides. Note that in planning my presentation, I am well aware that relying on Internet availability can be a risky deal. 
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CONSTRUCTION MARKETING IDEAS
DECEMBER 1, 2011
Getting ready for the presentation
Yesterday, satisfied our trade show booth is in order, I “disappeared” much of the day for last-minute preparation for today’s presentation of my SMPS Foundation white paper results on strategic alliance best practices for the architectural, engineering and construction community.  Preparing for a presentation lasting 90 minutes requires lots of time and effort. 
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CONSTRUCTION MARKETING BLOG
JULY 6, 2010
Construction Marketing Secret: Architecture Billings a Leading Indicator of Construction
However, since architects design the overwhelming majority of nonresidential construction projects, gathering information on billings at architecture firms provides leading information on future construction trends. architecture firms provide a leading indicator for construction activity in nonresidential buildings, particularly for the more cyclical commercial and industrial sector.
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CONSTRUCTION LAW IN NC
JULY 20, 2010
Tues Tip: “Business” of architecture & engineering
If so, check out Milton Gregory Grew’s great article about setting fees that can realistically account for your overhead and other indirect costs, “The Business of Architecture (Oxymoron?)&#. The point we are all making is that architecture and engineering also is a business, and needs to be managed as such. license.     Share this post now! Comments Timothy R.
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CONSTRUCTION MARKETING IDEAS
NOVEMBER 25, 2011
Personal. or impersonal
But I would argue that most of us in the architectural, engineering and construction business are dealing with situations and challenges that are complex and large enough that a machine or machine-like system won’t replace human interaction.  Best approaches: Public speaking and presentation skills are undoubtedly helpful.  SMPS Awards Gala.
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