Ep. #25: How Better MEP Processes Prevent Costly Rework, Featuring Suzie Engel of MOTZ Engineering
Suzie Engel and Joe Walker discuss the systems that help AEC teams work smarter and deliver stronger outcomes.
Suzie Engel and Joe Walker discuss the systems that help AEC teams work smarter and deliver stronger outcomes.
Explore how Matt Webster of Sterling Builders Group uses emotional intelligence, transparency, and team culture to drive better AEC project outcomes.
Kevin Robert Orr, DMA, Director and Professor at the University of Florida College of the Arts School of Music, joins Walker Architects host Joe Walker for a conversation about how performance spaces shape artistic outcomes.
Joe Walker sits down with Jen Setlow, Interim Dean of the College of the Arts at the University of Florida, to explore how arts education, technology, and purpose-built facilities shape the future of higher education.
Tracy Steward, BSME, MBA, LEED AP, Fitwell Ambassador, and the most award-winning female ASHRAE Technology Award recipient, shares how engineering decisions rooted in wellness, sustainability, and long-term performance can improve comfort, lower operational costs, and create healthier learning environments for students.
AI is more than a buzzword—it’s a business tool with real impact. In this conversation, Joe and LouderAI’s Andrew Louder discuss how people-first AI strategy, clear accountability, and the right tools can help teams move beyond experimentation and into meaningful results. The key: start small, stay intentional, and scale smart.
Frank Moses, a seasoned mechanical engineer and former managing partner of Moses and Associates, shares his journey from the Navy to building a thriving firm with a people-first approach. He emphasizes the power of mentorship, communication, and designing a business culture that fosters both innovation and collaboration.
Today Joe sits down with Brendan Bowen – Senior Executive Director for Capital Planning at Technical College System of Georgia. His organization has impacted over half a million lives by creating alternative career opportunities. Brendan’s personal story that took him from woodworking enthusiast to facilities manager is truly inspiring.
Today, Joe and co-host Julie Mitchell talk with Arelis Soto, workplace experience manager for Johnson & Johnson. Arelis talks about how Johnson & Johnson’s design decisions are guided by their mission to create environments that inspire employees and enhance patient care. By concentrating on the real needs of the workplace, the company encourages innovation and teamwork, leading to more meaningful and impactful results for both the team and the people they serve.
Join host Joe Walker and Dr. Duane Mitchell for an uplifting conversation that offers hope and support for those facing or caring for someone with a challenging cancer diagnosis