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Monday Morning Coffee with Mariana Alvarez
430 – ARCHITECTS—DO WE NEED ‘EM?
Monday Morning Coffee with Francis Rodino
Monday Morning Coffee with Richard Spegal
Monday Morning Coffee with Samir Mokashi
429 – How Your AIA Due Support Advocacy
Monday Morning Coffee with Stephanie Peirolo
Monday Morning Coffee with Lenka Ilic
Monday Morning Coffee with Sandy Gerber
428 – Architects, Are We Cooked?
Monday Morning Coffee with Bill Derrick
427 – Why Architecture Firms Stay Stuck in The Boom-Bust Cycle
Monday Morning Coffee with Jay Setchell
Monday Morning Coffee with Glenn Bostock
Monday Morning Coffee with John Patrick Winberry
426 – Why Leaders Must Keep Small Problems in Perspective
Monday Morning Coffee with Andrea Waltz
Monday Morning Coffee with Alex Andreakos
425 – The Risks and Rewards of AE Firm Ownership
Monday Morning Coffee with Lauren Schafer
Monday Morning Coffee with Walter Dusseldorp
424 – The Dirty Dozen: Why 12 People Can Outserve 120
Monday Morning Coffee with Ethan Heisey
Monday Morning Coffee with Marcy Sagel
Monday Morning Coffee with Savio P. Clemente
423 – The Conceit of Architects and The Public Who Hates Them
Monday Morning Coffee with Zack Tomlin
Monday Morning Coffee with Jay Bourgana
Monday Morning Coffee with Albert Butler
422 – Why Having a Blog Still Matters
Monday Morning Coffee with Derek Frederickson
421 – How To Win and Lose Public Work
Monday Morning Coffee with David Pourquery
420 – How Local Politics Affect The Building Industry
Monday Morning Coffee with Mark Gordon
Monday Morning Coffee Amber Hoffman
Monday Morning Coffee with Rion Westfall
Monday Morning Coffee Javier Santana
Monday Morning Coffee with Danny Brassell
419 – Ai Workflows for Architectural Visualizations
Monday Morning Coffee with Ben Olmos
Monday Morning Coffee with Phillip Lanier

418 – The Most Expensive Way to Build a House is in a Factory
On this episode of Inside the Firm, is over regulation a help or kick in the butt for architects to become builders, then an update on interest rates, and finally why the most expensive way to build a house is in a factory. Join us as we go back Inside the Firm!

Monday Morning Coffee with LuAnn Buechler
LuAnn Buechler, known as “The Little Spark,” is a transformational speaker, master trainer, and business coach who helps entrepreneurs align their passion with purpose to create meaningful success. After a 25-year career in corporate event planning, she hit burnout and pivoted into helping others build businesses that fuel both profit and fulfillment. She’s the creator of the Make Your Pa$$ion Pay™ Playbook and the 6 C’s Framework, guiding entrepreneurs to grow without sacrificing themselves in the process. LuAnn is also the founder of the iHug Movement™, a national initiative promoting human connection and emotional well-being through simple acts of kindness.

417 – Why Is The Bar So Low for Running A Successful Architecture Firm
On this episode of Inside the Firm, should institutional investors own single family homes, then an update on interest rates, and finally why is the bar so low for running a successful architecture firm? Join us as we go back Inside the Firm!

Monday Morning Coffee with Van Carlson
Van Carlson is the Founder & CEO at SRA and has over 25 years of experience within the risk management industry. Van began his career with Farmers Insurance Group as an agent; eventually growing his book to be among the largest in his home state of Idaho. Van’s primary goal is to continue the upward growth of SRA and continue to develop new products to bring to market.

416 – Why Architects Must Reclaim the Master Builder Mentality or Become Irrelevant
On this episode of Inside the Firm, business conditions for architecture firms may stabilize soon, then lessons from General Contracting, and finally why architects must reclaim the master builder mentality or become irrelevant. Join us as we go back Inside the Firm!

Monday Morning Coffee with Matthew Fornaro
Matthew Fornaro is a South Florida business and commercial litigation attorney who has been serving clients since 2003. After working at two AmLaw 200 firms, he launched his own practice focused on contract disputes, construction law, intellectual property, and business formation. As both an attorney and small business owner, Matthew brings practical legal insight to entrepreneurs and mentors emerging business leaders throughout the community.

Monday Morning Coffee with Carl Fudge
Carl Fudge is a "narrative strategist" who bridges the gap between deep business logic and world-class design. As the founder of Presentation Mode, he helps startup founders unlock capital by transforming complex business models into high-conviction fundraising stories.

415 – How Ai Pushes Architecture Marketing Into a Sea of Sameness
On this episode of Inside the Firm, could Ai replace 64% of architects’ jobs, then Erie Colorado might get rid of sprinklers for single family homes, and finally how Ai pushes architecture marketing into a sea of sameness. Join us as we go back Inside the Firm!