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Using the Balanced Scorecard: Implementing a Strategic Plan That Works Peter Drucker once said, "Plans are only good intentions unless they immediately degenerate into hard work." There is an often-cited statistic that approximately 70% of strategic plans fail for one ... Read Post
What I Learned at GreenBuild Last week, Nina Szewczak, Chet Knaup and I visited this year’s Greenbuild conference in the beautifully-gray city of Philadelphia. It’s always great to see such a large crowd of building ... Read Post
Working Internationally It is, perhaps, commonplace to listen to a returning traveler from abroad speak about how relieved they are to be back home or just how different it is overseas or cross-border. Yet this perspective ... Read Post
Our Sustainable Future Name: Maureen Drullard, PE, CRM, LEED AP BD+C Title: Associate / Sustainability Manager Years with the firm: 6 Education: BS / Mechanical Engineering / State University of New York at Buffalo MBA / ... Read Post
Prioritizing Our Energy Needs Name: Rob McAtee, PE Title: Director of Mechanical Engineering / Vice President Years of Experience: 22 Office Location: Glen Allen Education: BS / Mechanical Engineering / University of Virginia Read Post
Green Building Timeline To wrap up this year’s National Energy Awareness Month, I want to reflect on a few milestones that celebrate the progress of energy efficiency in our built environment. On any given day, our ... Read Post
Sustainable Building Designers – Integral to Our Nation’s Energy Future As we celebrate National Energy Awareness Month this October, I am reminded of just how well-positioned we are as a firm and an industry to have a direct impact on our nation’s energy footprint. It ... Read Post
Stand By Your Pan Fire Prevention Week (FPW) is an annual commemoration of the Great Chicago Fire (1871); the conflagration began on 8 October and burned through 9 October killing 250 people, leaving 100,000 homeless, ... Read Post
CHP – Today’s Major Player in the U.S. Energy Portfolio A series of well-known facts: 1. Turbines and engines burn fuel to make electricity. 2. Burning fuel generates a lot of heat. 3. Heat is a useful source of energy. Read Post
Revenue Recognition – Measuring Financial Success Our firm measures financial success on multiple levels. Our project managers track success in terms of profitability on their projects. Our market directors track our success in terms of ... Read Post
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