BE Publisher Jill Bloom and Editorial Director Rick Damato speak with cyber-security experts Bill Collins, director of national accounts at ServCo LLC, and Leslie Hicks, president of Cardinal Technology Solutions Inc. on solutions for common cyber-security issues facing small businesses. Listen in as they announce some exciting news.

There’s a lot of confusion surrounding the OSHA’s new emergency temporary standard (ETS) on COVID-19 vaccines. Trent Cotney, CEO of Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, dives into the latest details and shares what contractors need to know about keeping their crews and employees safe and up to speed.

Walter Marin, owner of Marin Architects, joins us to discuss the future of architecture and design in 2022. In this episode, we discuss how our built environment has evolved since the pandemic and what a resilient post-pandemic city could look like.

The Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute has started a new chapter recently with the launching of a new Architectural Certification Program. We’re joined by Randy Wilson, PCI Director of Architectural Precast Systems, to find out more about this new program.

Delegates from around the world are meeting at UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow this week, also known as COP26, to accelerate action that addresses climate change. Building Enclosure is joined by Sara Kingman, a senior sustainability consultant with Buro Happold in Seattle, to talk about what we can expect to see come from this conference.

When do online reviews matter? Always! And architects should be marketing their reviews as a tool to generate more business, said digital marketing consultant R.J. Lowery in this latest episode.

Maria Redmond, the Director for the Office of Sustainability and Clean Energy for the Department of Administration in Wisconsin, joins us to talk about how infrastructure can improve agriculture and some of the best ways to enhance climate resistance in state buildings.