St. Louis Women’s Real Estate Org Survey Reflects Impact of COVID-19
By KERRY SMITH, EDITOR, ST. LOUIS CONSTRUCTION NEWS AND REVIEW MAGAZINE A five-question survey completed by 30 CREW-St. Louis (Commercial Real Estate Women) members in late April reflects the impact that COVID-19 has had on members’ day-to-day business. A regional chapter of a national organization, CREW-St. Louis’ membership includes 200 female professionals connected to the… Keep Reading
Mueller Prost Webinar Shares Expertise on How to Build and Safeguard a Remote Workforce
By KERRY SMITH, EDITOR, ST. LOUIS CONSTRUCTION NEWS AND REVIEW MAGAZINE Three St. Louis-based companies with clients in the construction industry shared their expertise on how to prepare and equip a firm’s IT systems in the wake of a scenario like COVD-19. St. Louis-based Mueller Prost CPAs + Business Advisors, Chameleon Integrated Services and Western… Keep Reading
Do You Have a Technology Road Map?
What’s your technology plan for the future? Do you have one? Should you have one? In today’s fast-paced world it can be challenging to take the time to pause, take a breath, and see where your business is headed. It’s equally as challenging to understand how current technology, and any future technology, can help you… Keep Reading
Port Collaboration Is Key To Growing Business On The Inland Waterways
Second virtual session of FreightWeekSTL 2020 spotlights how individual ports and industry are working together FreightWeekSTL continued on May 19 with an engaging panel discussion featuring the directors of four ports in the bi-state St. Louis region and Kansas City, Mo., who enthusiastically affirmed it is their ability to work together and with various other entities that is… Keep Reading
Can Your Business Survive and Even Thrive in These Trying Times?
Submitted by” Schmersahl Treloar & Co. The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused difficulties for millions of businesses — from family-owned restaurants and niche manufacturers to multinational airlines and oil companies. As the economy slowly reopens across the country, old ways of doing things clearly won’t work for most business operations. But there’s a potential upside:… Keep Reading
People On The Move In The Local Construction Industry
The latest People in the News highlighting new hires, promotions, honors & recognition of the men and women in the St. Louis building community. Daniela Grushevska Named New Interior Design Director at Oculus Inc.’s Dallas Office Oculus Inc., a full-service architecture and interior design firm, has hired Daniela Grushevska as the interior design director for its Dallas… Keep Reading
Cohen Architectural Woodworking Named A Forbes 2020 ‘Small Giant’ Among America’s Best Small Businesses
Forbes has named Cohen Architectural Woodworking one of its 25 ‘Small Giants’ for 2020, recognizing America’s top small businesses. The exclusive list is represents a select group of companies committed to greatness over fast growth, enabling them to best serve their customers, employees and communities, while maintaining profitability. Each year, Forbes teams up with the… Keep Reading
COVID-19 Shutdown Ideal Time for Educational Facility Managers to Restore Building Facades
While students are not in school due to the COVID-19 shutdown, the experts at Western Specialty Contractors say now is an ideal time for facility managers to restore the building facades on their campus. “This is an ideal time for façade maintenance projects. Starting façade restoration projects earlier in the spring, rather than waiting until… Keep Reading
The USGBC–Missouri Gateway Chapter Announces the Winners of Its 7th Annual Green Schools Quest
Students recognized for their wide-ranging efforts to create a more sustainable St. Louis region Recently the U.S. Green Building Council–Missouri Gateway Chapter (USGBC-MGC) announces the winners of its 2019–2020 Green Schools Quest. The chapter also wishes to recognize all 2,000 students, representing 68 St. Louis-area schools, who worked on Green Schools Quest projects from October… Keep Reading
Maintaining Idle HVAC Systems During the Shutdown
Submitted by Synergy Group Buildings that are closed or have reduced occupancy still need their equipment serviced During this unprecedented societal shutdown due to COVID-19, many individuals are working from home, so most commercial buildings have either been closed down or are operating with a limited number of occupants. As a result, the HVAC systems in… Keep Reading