• The B-Side with Sri

    The Chris McMahon Episode: The Fine Art of Making Space

    What do a board game designer, creative director, and left-handed fencer all have in common? In Chris McMahon’s case, they all live under one roof. But moving from city to city – Atlanta to New York, Detroit to Chicago, and now Nashville – has taught him something simple…

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  • From the President's Desk

    From the President’s Desk: School’s IN for summer!

    Fall means the same thing to all of us, I think … the reinstatement of school zones on the commute to work! Right? Really, fall is all about change, including the start of the school year. Early bedtimes, packed lunches, and after-school practice: it’s a series of routines you either…

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  • Insights

    Opening doors to inclusive engineering: Connico hosts international students

    At Connico, we believe the future of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) industries is strengthened when we open our doors to diverse voices and perspectives. In July, we had the privilege of hosting two remarkable students, Balqees from Jordan and Israe from Morocco, through the U.S. Department of State’s…

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  • The B-Side with Sri

    The Paul Bowers Episode: A Sommelier’s Guide to Sniffing Out ‘Cool’

    When you meet Paul Bowers, you quickly realize he’s the kind of person who writes his own playbook. As the publisher of the first project-based airport magazine in U.S. aviation, he’s built a career by asking one question over and over: What would I do differently? In the latest episode…

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  • Team News

    Team Tapestry: Meet Electrical Subject Matter Charles Cleary

    At Connico, every team member brings a unique story, and it’s those individual threads that come together to shape our culture, our work, and the future we’re building. That’s what Team Tapestry is all about: celebrating the people behind the projects and highlighting the values that tie us together.   In…

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  • From the President's Desk

    From the President’s Desk: Lessons from a cafeteria corner

    As my wife and I recover from a couple of minor joint surgeries, I’ve spent a little more time than usual inside hospitals. I’ve started to schedule our appointments with one important factor in mind: whether or not the cafeteria is open. Eating in a cafeteria thrills me because you…

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