New Year, New Headshot!

In January, we invite Brick & Wonder Pro & Council members to join us as we offer a day of complimentary headshot photo sessions with the talented portrait photographer Harry Zernike.

This is the perfect opportunity to update your professional image for your website, portfolios, social media, and more.

We’re pleased to welcome all members and their teams to join this online workshop focused on how to shoot better process photos.

The session will be hosted by Brick & Wonder Member Michael Biondo, a New York & Connecticut-based photographer who specializes in architectural and interior photography and video.

We invite Pro and Council members to join us an Austin roundtable on Goal Setting.

Goal setting is crucial for translating vision into achievement, but it requires continuous effort and adaptation. In this Roundtable, we’ll explore effective strategies for setting and pursuing goals, and listen to the group’s varied perspectives and experiences with goal setting.

We are pleased to invite Brick & Wonder Pro & Council members to a private tour of The Morgan Library & Museum, a cultural treasure in the heart of New York City.

Originally the private library of financier and collector Pierpont Morgan, this architectural masterpiece was designed by Charles McKim in the Italian Renaissance style.

Now a dynamic public institution, the Morgan has grown significantly over the decades, including a stunning 2006 expansion by architect Renzo Piano. We invite members to discover the museum’s rich history, explore its seamless blend of historic and modern design, and immerse themselves in its remarkable collections.

We’re pleased to welcome all Brick & Wonder members and select guests to join this online workshop on Relationships that lead to Referrals.

The session will be hosted by Brick & Wonder’s Founder, Drew Lang, and Director, Ed Thompson.

Intuitively, most service providers, consultants, agencies, and product companies recognize that referrals and word of mouth drive much of their business and impact their growth trajectory.

We know we need referrals, but how do we get them? The answer lies in the web of relationships we build around ourselves and our teams, along with the reputations we earn whether the going is rough or smooth.

This workshop offers a way to think holistically about proactive relationship development that leads to referred business and meaningful growth.

We’re thrilled to invite Brick & Wonder Pro & Council Members and select guests to join us for drinks in New York and San Francisco.

This will be a special evening celebrating the New Year.

We invite Pro and Council members to join us in person in New York City for a Roundtable on the topic: Growth & Culture.

We invite Pro and Council members to join us for a Roundtable on the topic: Sales & Selling.

Pithy sales wisdom abounds. CRM tools are everywhere. Yet neither gets us far when it comes to the delicate dance of sales and selling.

Survival and growth in business depend on sales and selling, but, for many, the process is exhausting, emotionally fraught, and a distraction from the satisfaction of doing the work we’re required to sell.

We’re thrilled to invite Brick & Wonder SF Members and select guests to join us in person for a private dinner in San Francisco.

This promises to be a truly special evening, featuring delicious seasonal fare, wine pairings, and great conversation.

The dinner will be hosted by Brick & Wonder’s Founder, Drew Lang.

We are pleased to invite Brick & Wonder Pro & Council members to a private tour of the George Nakashima Estate.

Located in historic Bucks County just above the Delaware River, the Nakashima estate is a National Historic Landmark and is included on the World Monument Fund Watch List. The estate features architecturally significant and innovative structures built by George Nakashima, a leader in 20th-century American design and the American studio craft movement. The 14 buildings on the property combine the International style and Modernist influences with Japanese carpentry traditions.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in person in New York City for a Roundtable on the topic: Elevating Performance and Holding Others Accountable.

Accountability and high-performance are essential for building a strong, effective team. In this Roundtable, we’ll share successes (and failures!) in creating accountability on our teams to drive performance, culture, and growth.