SOCIETY NEWS
Join In and Be Heard
Participate in a survey of association members for a chance to win. SMPS is seeking your participation to better understand how you perceive benefits, organizational goals, challenges, and the value
May 2020: Make the Most of Your Membership
Summer is upon us. And this time last year, we never expected to be working remotely and spending more time at home than ever before. We would’ve probably said
2020 Fellows Announced
SMPS Announces 2020 Class of Fellows SMPS is pleased to announce the following members who have been named Fellows of the Society in 2020. SMPS Fellows represent the highest level of experience
Virtual Meetup: How to Remain Newsworthy
You can’t stop reaching out even when you’re social distancing—especially when it comes to your business. During our 30-minute virtual meetup, discover communications strategies to get media coverage for your
Marketer Must Reads: Business Development e-book
We’re all about catching on to a great series (which, by the way, have you seen Ozark?). SMPS has followed suit by introducing a new e-book series. Marketer Must-Reads, which
Be Open to Transformation
Fear, uncertainty, and discomfort are your compasses toward growth. We must let go of the life that we had planned, so as to accept the life that is waiting for
Virtual Meetup: Ready for Your Close Up? When Interviews Go Virtual
How do you plan for shortlist interviews when working remotely? The same way as before: by prepping in advance. As these virtual interviews become the new normal, there are some
Two Cents in Two Minutes | Jen Newman
Communicating can be a challenge. The way you say something is more important than the words you choose. In our next episode of Two Cents in Two Minutes, Jen Newman,
How To Implement a Team Writing Process
As with most creative endeavors, writing can seem magically pulled from thin air to blossom on paper on its own. But writers know that’s not quite how it works, and
Improving Our Communities
Fair or not, there is a stereotype that persists in the A/E/C industries that a construction project is the crucible an organization must “get through” to realize their vision of
