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Aside from the four main activity relationship types of finish-to-start (FS), start-to-start (SS), finish-to-finish (FF), and start-to-finish (SF), activity relationships can also be categorized based on the nature of relationships between project...

This webinar describes some of the main recommended practices that construction management professionals and practitioners apply to ensure resources are properly identified and effectively managed in support of the successful and timely...

This panel will explore the CM’s role in advancing clients’ efforts to develop and implement strategies for resilience, to prepare for, withstand, and recover from external disruptions. The nature of the stressors and disruption may vary by region...

This presentation will take a deep dive into construction dispute resolution. A construction manager, a claims consultant, and an attorney will discuss the pros and cons of the use of Mediation, Arbitration and Litigation to resolve construction...

Join us for an inside look at 2025 Building Better: Rethinking Leadership in Construction—a new research report uncovering the gaps, challenges, and opportunities in how we develop leaders across the industry. Designed for construction and program...

Traditional mentorship is the transferring of knowledge from senior staff to junior staff. Reverse mentoring is a symbiotic relationship that gives junior staff an opportunity to transfer knowledge to senior staff; specifically in the areas of new...

The Minnesota Historical Society and MOCA are revitalizing Historic Fort Snelling to present a broader, more expansive interpretive focus that explores larger themes of our national historic narrative that are still relevant today: the yearning for...

Join AIA Contract Documents for an insightful webinar exploring the critical role contracts play in construction risk management. Learn how well-drafted agreements can protect your projects, clarify responsibilities, and reduce costly disputes. We’ll...

In this presentation, learn about the different types of enterprise risk and how to plan accordingly. It only takes one major occurrence to put you out of business, and examples include business interruption, natural disasters, information technology...

The Risk Management SOP module is part of the Standards of Practice (SOP) online program, and introduces you to the tools and methods for minimizing risk in construction management. Upon completion, you will be able to identify and define risk, learn...