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A modern city skyline viewed through reflective glass walls, featuring the title "Buy-Side: Why Clarity Eats Capital in AEC M&A" by Tom Godin of Stambaugh Ness.
The composite visual features silhouettes of two professionals—one in business attire, one in a hard hat—overlaid with a glowing architectural blueprint and construction cranes.
AEC professional workspace featuring a hard hat, architectural blueprints, and a laptop displaying financial charts representing compensation strategy and overhead rate analysis.
Stambaugh Ness blog cover featuring a collaborative AEC strategic planning workshop with sticky notes on glass, titled "10 Strategic Planning Pitfalls Holding AEC Firms Back (And How to Fix Them)" by Scott D. Butcher.
A futuristic server room with glowing data streams connecting servers. Text reads: "Choosing the Right Integration Strategy: API vs. Stored Procedures," by Michael Diorio, Stambaugh Ness.
Three AEC professionals – a man in denim, a man in a hardhat, and a woman in glasses – collaborating over blueprints on a table. The image also contains the text 'Is the Seller-Doer Model Right for Your AEC Firm? BY: SCOTT D. BUTCHER, FSMPS, CPSM Stambaugh Ness'
A person holds a glowing puzzle piece labeled “AEC M&A Compliance” above a digital globe with interconnected lines and various business terms. Text reads: "M&A in AE: Why State Licensing and Tax Compliance Can Make or Break Your Deal.
Two people review architectural blueprints and plans on a table with coffee cups and stationery. Text overlay reads: "ESOPs in AEC: 3 Essential Lessons for Leaders" by Brad Wilson, CMA, MBA. Stambaugh Ness logo appears at the bottom.
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