How to Grow Your Business through Repeat Clients
Congratulations, you signed a contract for a new project! Now, how do you maintain a relationship with the client to ensure future work? This express talk will provide an overview of short and long-term strategies for growing your firm operations through relationship management with existing clients, with an emphasis on strategies for small, medium, and emerging firms. Topics will include networking and maintaining relationships with clients at all stages of the process, including proposal pursuits, project administration and oversight, additional services, and post-completion.
Jenna Jones, ASLA, LEED Green Associate
Director of Marketing + Communications
site design group, ltd.
Bradley McCauley, FASLA, PLA
ASLA President and Founding Principal
site design group, ltd.
Brad McCauley is a passionate advocate for landscape architecture, who has spent the last 17 years putting people first and making a difference in the profession. A dedicated member of ASLA, Brad has tirelessly served the profession on local, regional, and national stages. This service has resulted in increased membership, advocacy for STEM designation, and a broader awareness of the profession.
As a practitioner, Brad has led the team at site design group for the past decade as the Managing Principal. The recognition of awards throughout the Midwest and on a National level has been a testimony to Brad’s leadership. More important has been the steady and managed growth of the firm from ten professionals in 2012 to over sixty professionals today, including full-time employees in Tokyo, Brazil, and an entire team based in Kyiv, Ukraine. Brad’s commitment to inclusive recruiting, hiring, and retention has transformed the culture of the firm to meet today’s market demands and leadership expectations. Under his guidance, the firm’s $2 billion portfolio reflects his commitment to design excellence improving the quality of life for all. For him, good design is not a luxury; it's a right that should be accessible to everyone.
Brad extends his leadership to various organizations, including The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s Stewardship Council and his Alma Mater’s Department of Landscape Architecture Resource Committee at the University of Illinois. His involvement in local and regional consortiums, panels, and publications showcases his dedication to the broader profession.