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Unlocking Your True Potential as a Small Firm Architect: A Conversation with Janine Aurichio

In the latest episode of the EntreArchitect Podcast (Episode 592), I had the privilege of sitting down with Janine Aurichio, a transformative business and mental fitness coach who has devoted her career to empowering creative professionals in the design-build industry. Janine’s unique journey, blending corporate expertise, personal growth, and neuroscience-backed methodologies, provides an insightful lens […]

Naming Your Architecture Firm: Strategy, Examples, and Best Practices

A great name isn’t just a label; it’s a strategic tool that can shape your firm’s success and identity for years to come. This week on the EntreArchitect Podcast (Episode 591), I sat down with Emily Hall, President of CVG, to dive deep into the art and strategy behind naming an architecture business. If you’re […]

12 Years of Impact: Celebrating the Power and Impact of our Small Firm Community

Twelve years ago today, on December 12, 2012, a spark ignited a movement that would forever change how small firm architects approach their businesses. What began as an audacious idea—the “12/12/12 Project”—has grown into something I could never have imagined. EntreArchitect, the platform I launched that day, has become a thriving global community dedicated to […]

The Future of Knowledge Management in Architecture: Insights from Christopher Parsons, CEO of Knowledge Architecture

In the world of architecture, knowledge is more than just power—it’s the lifeblood of a firm’s success. It’s the way architects access information, collaborate on ideas, and refine their processes. And, as the industry continues to evolve, so must the systems that manage this knowledge. One person at the forefront of this change is Christopher […]

Building Resilience: How Architects Can Redefine Success Without Burnout

Stress and burnout have long been considered inevitable parts of an architect’s journey. From grueling all-nighters in architecture school to managing relentless client demands, architects have historically worn their stress as a badge of honor. But Morgan Chawaga, licensed architect and founder of The Healthy Architect, is on a mission to challenge this norm and […]

Smart Retirement Strategies for Architects: Building Financial Independence and a Stronger Firm

For many architects running small firms, the idea of planning for retirement may feel like a distant, almost unnecessary concern. After all, we’re often focused on our immediate goals: winning projects, leading our teams, and ensuring our businesses thrive. Yet, as I learned during my conversation with Courtenay Shipley, founder and chief planologist of Retirement […]