The QBS Express

Reflections and Possibilities with the Presidents of ACEC


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On this episode of the QBS Express, host Scott Heidner engages in a conversation with Brett Letkowski, the past-president and Cameron McGown, the current president of ACEC Kansas. Rightly entailing reflections on their journeys on the board, they discuss the organization's key events in 2023, the year's initiatives, legislative sessions, funding for water and vertical infrastructures, among other key accomplishments. The guests discuss their involvement in various collaborative projects, challenges they faced, and the impact of their service at the state and national levels of the ACEC. They highlight the significance of scholarship opportunities offered by the ACEC, underscoring the benefits to the students and the industry at large. The podcast also features a discussion on their favorite music, movies, and local restaurants, helping listeners know them better personally.


00:00 Introduction and Welcome

00:59 Looking Back at ACEC's Successes in 2023

04:29 Partnerships and Collaborations

16:02 Scholarships and Opportunities

18:40 In-Person Meetings and Conferences

23:42 Promoting Qualifications Based Selection

26:23 Emerging Leaders Program

28:48 Journey to the Board and Benefits of Involvement

33:37 Importance of Teamwork and Collaboration

35:41 The Role of the Board in Industry Events and Activities

36:06 The Board's Influence on Legislation and Policy

38:25 Reflections on Serving on the Board

40:46 How to Get Involved with the Board

42:26 Looking Ahead: Priorities and Challenges for the Year

49:08 The Board's Relationship with ACEC National


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