Program Management Brings Added Skills, Benefits to Owners
Whether it’s a nationwide retail store expansion or a portfolio of new elementary schools, owners with multiple projects spread over time and space have special needs.

Annual Conference focuses on Creating Visionary Leadership
CMAA’s national conference, which has been setting new attendance records every year, will take place on the edge of the Pacific Ocean in September and explore the theme “Creating Visionary Leadership.”

CM and PM Match Up Well With All Project Delivery Methods
The traditional design-bid-build method of executing construction projects increasingly shares the market today with a number of alternatives, many sharing the goals of accelerating projects while maintaining quality control.

International opportunities beckon
They’re guiding development of drinking water infrastructure in Gaza and huge new wastewater treatment facilities in the U.K., helping to build subways in Toronto and hundreds of kilometers of new roadway in Afghanistan.

“We have a strong story to tell, and a lot to gain by telling our story well.”
A conversation with Joseph Seibold, P.E., PinnacleOne, President, Construction Management Association of America.

What Does a Construction Manager Really Do? CMAA Study Pinpoints Key Functions
A CMAA study has shed light on exactly what the core functions of a construction manager are—the tasks and responsibilities that most realistically define the job as it is actually practiced in the marketplace.

Start-up and Finish Still Challenging
The beginning and end are the phases that most need improvement in the typical construction project, according to the most recent survey of project owners by the CMAA and FMI Corp. Inc.

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