
Most architects, engineers & contractors struggle to stand out from the competition. Our marketing toolbox is full of useful strategies and tactics that help companies communicate clearly so they win work and attract employees to grow their firms.
As part of our marketing consulting services, I’m working with an AEC AI expert on a forward-thinking legacy-building program. Build the Talent ensures that critical institutional knowledge is captured, preserved, and made accessible for the future. Our process starts with humans—we work directly with your experienced professionals to extract their expertise in a structured, meaningful way. Then, we leverage AI to organize and provide seamless access to this knowledge, transforming it into a powerful, searchable resource. Finally, we train your internal teams to sustain and evolve this system, ensuring long-term continuity and workforce resilience. This approach safeguards your firm’s intellectual capital and empowers your next generation of talent, strengthening your competitive edge in an AI-driven future.
With Build the Talent, we don’t replace human expertise—we amplify it. AI + You = Super You. Combining human intelligence with AI’s capabilities creates a system where knowledge is preserved and enhanced, ensuring your firm stays ahead in an evolving industry.
Beyond knowledge preservation, this initiative helps define the future of work in your organization. By integrating AI into knowledge management, you will begin to create new, essential roles that will be crucial in the very near future—such as Data Curators and Knowledge Officers—ensuring that your firm stays at the forefront of innovation, efficiency, and growth.
Most architects, engineers & contractors struggle to stand out from the competition. Our marketing toolbox is full of useful strategies and tactics that help companies communicate clearly so they win work and attract employees to grow their firms.