We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in person for global Roundtables on the topic: Redefining Client Services. Research shows that eight in ten customers are willing to pay more for a better customer experience. In this Roundtable, we’ll discuss the evolving nature of client services, sharing strategies to foster impactful, innovative, and sustainable client experiences and relationships.

We're thrilled to invite Brick & Wonder Pro & Council Members to Winter Cocktails in Hell's Kitchen. This promises to be a fun, informal evening of drinks, conversation, and connection with fellow Brick & Wonder members and select guests. Drinks and light bites will be served.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in person for a Roundtable on the topic: Building People, Building Teams. How do you ensure your employees are on a continuous growth curve that shows you are invested in their career and professional success? How do you motivate and reward employees who provide training, skill development, and coaching to junior team members?

We are thrilled to invite Brick & Wonder Pro & Council members to a private tour of the Djerassi Resident Artists Program. Each year, Djerassi hosts talented artists from diverse disciplines, backgrounds, and geographies - offering a retreat-like environment that supports individual creative practice and meaningful exchange within a small community of peers. We're grateful to Dale Djerassi and Randall Schwabacher for the opportunity to bring Brick & Wonder members on a walking tour of the property.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in person in London at a venue to be confirmed for a Roundtable on the topic: Why Should Anyone Follow You? Designing and communicating a compelling vision for your company is an essential aspect of entrepreneurship. How do we convince other people to put their faith in us, work hard for and with us, and stick around the the going gets tough? How do we inspire the people we lead to do their best work, and to believe in our plan for where we're going and how we intend to get there?

We are pleased to invite Brick & Wonder Pro & Council members to a private tour of Pioneer Works, an artist and scientist-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit cultural center in Red Hook, Brooklyn that fosters innovative thinking through the visual and performing arts, technology, music, and science. Founded by artist Dustin Yellin, Pioneer Works spans three floors of interconnected studios, labs, performance venues, and exhibition spaces - an ecosystem designed to encourage experimentation and spark collaboration across disciplines.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in person in NYC at a venue to be confirmed for a Roundtable on the topic: Hiring & Retaining Talent. Hiring and retaining great people remains one of the toughest challenges in running a business. The right team shapes culture, delivers excellence, and drives growth - yet even seasoned leaders struggle with turnover, misalignment, and evolving expectations. In this Roundtable, we’ll explore how members are building, motivating, and sustaining high-performing teams amid shifting market dynamics and workplace norms.

We are pleased to invite Brick & Wonder Pro & Council members to a private tour of Brick & Wonder member Peter O'Sullivan's Post21 fabrication shop in London. Post 21 is a multidisciplinary fabrication studio working at the intersection of art, design, and architecture. On this visit, members will go behind the scenes to see how custom pieces are brought to life, from concept to completion, and connect with peers across the built environment.

We're pleased to welcome all Brick & Wonder members to join this online workshop on Real-Time Decisions in Financial Management for A/E Firms led by Yotam Kedem. In the world of financial management for architecture and engineering firms, real-time decision-making is critical. Reality changes quickly, and the ability to respond correctly, at the right moment, can make a real difference to a firm’s stability, profitability, and long-term success.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in person in London at a venue to be confirmed for a Roundtable on the topic: Sales & Selling. Sales is the lifeblood of any business - but for many creative and technical leaders, it’s also among the hardest business disciplines to master. In this Roundtable, we’ll unpack what makes selling effective and authentic: from refining your process and learning from missed opportunities to empowering your team to represent your firm’s value with confidence.

We're thrilled to invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council Members and select guests to join us in London for our Spring Cocktails event! Drinks and light bites will be served, and Brick & Wonder members are welcome to bring an industry guest.

This will be an informal gathering, giving you the opportunity to discover and develop professional relationships across the built industry.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in person in NYC for a Roundtable on the topic: Intelligent Risk. Every meaningful opportunity carries risk - but knowing which risks to take (and when) is what separates bold leadership from recklessness. In this Roundtable, we’ll examine how leaders define, evaluate, and navigate risk in their businesses - exploring lessons from both wins and losses, and how calculated risk-taking can fuel growth and innovation.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in person for global Roundtables on the topic: Living in the Future. Staying ahead means thinking ahead - but what does it really mean to “live in the future” as a business? In this Roundtable, we’ll explore how leaders anticipate change, experiment with emerging ideas, and make deliberate choices about where to innovate and where to hold steady - balancing vision with pragmatism in a rapidly evolving world.

We are pleased to invite Brick & Wonder Pro & Council members to a private tour of The Glass House in New Canaan, CT. The Glass House, built between 1949 and 1995 by architect Philip Johnson, is a National Trust Historic Site located in New Canaan, Connecticut. The pastoral 49-acre landscape comprises fourteen structures, including the Glass House (1949), and features a permanent collection of 20th-century painting and sculpture, along with temporary exhibitions.