by Suzanne King | May 29, 2026 | Business Planning, Market Research, Vision and Strategy
The national K-12 construction market looks healthy from a distance. Enrollment is large, facility stock is aging, and communities across the country are investing in schools. Pull back the lens a little further, and the picture gets more nuanced — and more...
by Suzanne King | Jan 30, 2026 | Business Planning, Client Experience, Strategic Growth, Vision and Strategy
January has a funny way of sobering us up. In the fall, you planned. You workshopped. You debated priorities. You built the business plan, nodded confidently, and kicked things off on January 1 with fresh notebooks and big energy. And now it is late January. The...
by Suzanne King | Dec 1, 2025 | AI, Brand and Messaging, Client Experience
If there’s a theme emerging from our LeadForward session with Ida Cheinman of Substance151, it’s that technology isn’t slowing down to let anyone catch up. The first blog in this series explored how tools like Amplify and Qualtrics can support employee advocacy — but...
by Suzanne King | Sep 17, 2025 | Business Planning, Market Research, Strategic Growth, Vision and Strategy
Growth in the A/E/C industry is not for the faint of heart. Markets shift, clients evolve, and even the most seasoned leaders can feel caught between chasing opportunities and sticking to what’s safe. The truth is, growth can feel messy, especially when it’s reactive...
by Sarah | Sep 2, 2025 | Business Planning, Fall Planning, Strategic Growth, Vision and Strategy
Navigating market shifts in AEC has never been more critical. Some shifts come quietly, others make a lot of noise, but all of them create ripples that affect how firms do business. The key is not to avoid shifts, it’s to understand where they hit your business and...
by Suzanne King | Jul 16, 2025 | Business Planning, Strategic Growth, Vision and Strategy
At The Flamingo Project, we’ve seen this moment happen over and over: a firm sets a bold vision, full of clarity and inspiration, and then stalls when it’s time to bring it to life. The culprit? It’s not the market. It’s not your team. It’s usually the missing link...
