DRMM director Judith Stichtenoth, IF_DO co-founder Al Scott and Nick Hayhurst of Hayhurst & Co will speak at the free-to-attend webinar, which is tailored for small and medium-sized practices.They will be joined by Simon Berry, founder of business software specialist Fresh Projects, for the webinar which is run in association with the company and will start at 10.30am on 18 March.During the event youll hear compelling success stories and gain valuable industry insight that will help empower you to effectively manage your projects, resourcing and finances to improve profitability.AdvertisementTopics will include:Getting the fee rightUnderstanding the true costs of delivering a projectHow to accurately track changes to scope of work a frequent cause of cost overrunsPrioritising resource managementHandling invoices in a timely and effective mannerRegister for your free webinar place nowJudith Stichtenoth joined dRMM in 2009 and has since worked on key schemes across various scales and stages in the residential, commercial and industrial sectors. Her strength lies in ensuring design clarity from concept to completion and creating architecture that promotes wellbeing and improved quality of life. She has a key role in dRMMs resourcing and recruitment process.At IF_DO, Al Scott leads the practices sustainability agenda, economic oversight and project direction. With 20 years experience, he specialises in innovative, environmentally conscious architecture across public and residential sectors. His current focus includes carbon-neutral housing solutions, adaptive re-use and circular economy projects.Nick Hayhurst founded Tyler Hayhurst in 2004 and in 2009 re-formed his practice as Hayhurst and Co, where he has led a series of pioneering education, community and residential projects. He has taught and lectured widely and is a senior lecturer at University of Brighton where he specialises in design theory and practice.AdvertisementFresh Projects Simon Berry is an entrepreneur and engineer who bridges the gap between creative excellence and business acumen in the architecture and engineering sector. As the former commercial director at WSP, he has witnessed first-hand the challenges faced by architecture and engineering firms in maintaining profitability while delivering exceptional design work. He offers expert insight into transforming architectural practices into thriving, sustainable businesses.With practical insights you can quickly deploy in your practice, and an opportunity to ask questions from our panel, this free webinar will explore the many elements that contribute to successful practice management.We look forward to welcoming you.Register for your free webinar place now