In my previous article, I provided you with some important terminology that you need to become comfortable with in order to run a successful architectural
In my previous article I made the strong case as to why your small firm needs to think like a business and not just
Providing great architectural services and running a financially successful firm are not mutually exclusive. It’s quite the contrary. If you are as good an architect
After many years of “Working for the Man,” you finally did it. You set out to blaze your own trail by starting your own Architectural
Three BQE customers were just elevated to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) 2013 College of Fellows and we couldn’t be happier for them! Congratulations
Remember when you actually had to go to the bank to deposit a check? That seems like such an antiquated process now; something other generations had to
The business of architecture, with few exceptions, is a small business. Indeed, a recent AIA Practice Survey found that 86% of firms have fewer than
Years ago I sold my Chicago-based architectural firm of 17 people after being presented with an offer I couldn’t refuse. Over the next two years,
When you say Easter egg, some people think of Easter Sunday and little kids scrambling around looking for painted eggs. Others, usually techies, think of
BQE University’s Top 10 ArchiOffice Year-End Reports webinar on December 6th, 2012 will make sure that you are. Ahh, year’s end, the mad scramble to
