Michael Barnes, Publisher of High-Profile Monthly
Topping out this year’s successes in High-Profile is the quality of expert articles we have received from the AEC community. We have celebrated them by listing the best submissions by month in our year-in-review.
HP is proud to present the Best of the Best in the AEC industry in our awards focus and there are many good projects we may have missed. If you or your team has earned an award for your work in the New England area send details to editor@high-profile.com.
Throughout 2018 High-Profile is celebrating its exciting 20th Anniversary with special features designed to profile the most active people and companies in New England’s AEC industry.
We have plans to increase circulation in print, and expand electronic media and social networking exposure.
New live broadcasts for FastFacts Friday are in the works. If you haven’t signed up yet send your e-mail address to subscriptions@high-profile.com and ask for your weekly FastFacts.
Blasdel Reardon
We are pleased in this issue to present “A Decade of Change for AEC: 2007 to 2017 and Beyond” by former Massachusetts Building Congress president Blaisdel Reardon. This is a continuation of a theme from the article presented 10 years ago on how the building construction industry (both public and private) in New England has also changed over the previous decade.
In January 2018 our annual Forecast Focus will have an expanded vision to look ahead for the next 20 years. What can the past tell us about the future as we predict the trends and hot topics in the AEC industry?
You are invited to share your thoughts on these matters specific to your area of expertise.
Publication display at ABX Greenbuild
Article submissions: editor@high-profile.com
ABX/Greenbuild showroom floor
ABX/Greenbuild
If you attended this year’s ABX / Greenbuild expo and conference you already know it was the biggest event of the AEC industry for the year.
Former President Bill Clinton
Former President Bill Clinton was the featured speaker reminding us not to worry about the current goings on as “it’s only temporary.” He presented examples of the current successes in the fight against the problem of climate change to an enthusiastic crowd.
