
The FMI Built-In Podcast is FMI Corp.'s podcast for those in the built environment. More than just a construction podcast, we'll talk to industry leaders and subject matter experts about best practices, challenges and opportunities, the underlying economic trends, and insights to help executives and managers better lead their companies. We'll uncover the characteristics of top firms and explore wh... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusiness | |||

Roughly $1 trillion of investment is headed into U.S. energy and power over the next five years. Whether the industry can build it is the harder question: transformer lead times now run three to four years, permitting fights drag on with local jurisd... more
For a heavy civil contractor, the fleet is often the single biggest capital position on the balance sheet. So why does the person who runs it usually hear the strategy after it's set?
In this episode of Built In, FMI Consulting President Scott Winst... more
What if your organization's greatest competitive advantage isn't your strategy, technology or market position, but your culture?
In this episode of Built In, FMI Consulting President Scott Winstead sits down with Paul Grunau, Chief Learning Officer ... more
What does it take to grow a business while staying true to the values and culture that made it successful in the first place?
In this episode of Built In, FMI Consulting President Scott Winstead sits down with Tony Bond, President and CEO of BOND Br... more
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This podcast is great for industry insights on the built environment. I appreciate how they cover a variety of topics from culture to M&A, comp to general economic outlooks. FMI is a great group of experts and I’d recommend this to any of my colleagues in the industry.
I attended and FMI training and subsequently found this podcast. Great information for GC and other entities as well
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This show centers on leadership, culture, strategy, and market dynamics in the built environment, with episodes often reframing operations as strategic capital decisions, exploring how culture and talent drive performance, and dissecting industry trends like M&A, data center growth, and technology adoption. Guests are typically senior leaders from construction, engineering, and FMI-affiliated firms who share practical frameworks for growth, governance, and execution. A notable strength is its focus on actionable takeaways—ranging from field-first operating models to ESOP structures and disciplined process adoption—which can help listeners scale firms while maintaining culture and profitability.
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Recent guests on FMI Built-In Podcast include:
1. Blake Angelo
2. Evan Fairmont
3. Russell Clarke
4. Andrew Henderson
5. Mike Clancy
6. Paul Grunau
7. Nate Koetje
8. Scott Kimpland
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