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The Way They Wanted It
In 1955 Dan Barge Jr., Bill Waggoner and Billy Sumner risked all they had to start a Nashville-based engineering business. This is the story of how that small venture survived, thrived, and grew into a 400-person professional services firm called Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon, with twelve offices spread across the eastern half of the U.S. and clients such as Tennessee Eastman, Bridgestone, the U.S. Department of Energy, Gaylord and Jack Daniel's. It gives the story behind the partnership, explains the origins of its culture, and tells countless anecdotes about persistence and resourcefulness that, in the end, made the firm one of the most respected in its field in the South. It explains how...
Feasibility Report
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Official Register 2008
The Official Register is published annually to provide ready access to governing documents, statistics, and general information about ASCE for leadership, members, and staff. It includes the ASCE constitution, bylaws, rules, and code of ethics; as well as information about member qualifications and benefits; section and branch contacts; technical, professional, educational, and student activities; committee appointments; past and present officers; honors and awards; CERF/IIEC; the ASCE Foundation; and staff contacts. There are also sections with constitution, bylaws, and committees for Geo-Institute; Structural Engineering Institute (SEI); Environmental and Water Resources Institute (EWRI); Architectural Engineering Institute (AEI); Coasts, Oceans, Ports, and Rivers Institute (COPRI); Construction Institute (CI); and Transportation & Development Institute (T&DI).
Value Redesigned
In Value Redesigned, Davy and Harris reveal a vivid landscape where innovative new models for professional practice are already beginning to flourish, showing firms avenues of escape from the vicious cycle of commoditization and low prestige that is epidemic within the architecture and engineering community. Aligned with the dynamics of the emerging knowledge-based economy, these new models of practice offer bold value propositions, combining new ways of creating value with innovative pricing strategies.
Barge
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Welcome Aboard
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Storm Drainage Needs
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