The Seven Year Anniversary of Nexus PMG: As Told by Ben Hubbard

It is our 7-year anniversary, and it is time to reflect. The journey has been far from smooth sailing. Each phase of incremental growth has given rise to a unique set of challenges. The latest? Establishing and maintaining an organizational culture built around 3 core values:  Building a better world Building better people Enjoying what...

The Seven Year Anniversary of Nexus PMG: As Told by Paul Hammond

If you had asked why the 2013 versions of Ben, Roshan, and I formed Nexus PMG, I believe we would all have some rendition of the same answer – to be in control of our destiny. However, at that time, I don’t know if I could have clearly explained...

The Seven Year Anniversary of Nexus PMG: As Told by Roshan Vani

After three years of working together in Saudi Arabia, Paul, Ben and I made the decision to take a leap of faith and form Nexus PMG. We recognized that we each brought something different to the table. Individually, we had our strengths. Collectively, we were a nerd force to...

Employee Spotlight – Nick Myers

Nick Myers joined Nexus PMG in April as a Project Developer. After graduating from the University of South Carolina in 2014 with degrees in finance and marketing, Nick moved to Charleston, SC to begin working for the large real estate investment company, Colliers International. Next, Nick joined PulteGroup as...

Employee Spotlight – Don Doty

Don Doty joined Nexus PMG this March as a Senior Project Engineer with a long career focused on piping design. Don has already enjoyed a long and varied career, beginning with his work with Parsons Corporation in Pasadena, California.  While with Parsons, Don moved to Atlanta in 1987, then to Washington where...

Why It’s So Hard to Innovate in the Construction Industry

Career reflections from a self-taught construction coder turned COO. In the 1990s, my parents brought home our family’s first PC and loaded up AOL. Remember the days of dial-up? My brother and I were ecstatic.  From there, one of my best friends introduced me to Netscape and Geocities where...

Folding at Home

Want to help the fight against COVID-19, but not sure how you or your company can best administer your resources during these uncertain times? Nexus PMG recently joined an army of at home scientists who are putting their PC’s graphic processors to good use by “folding” at home. This...

Let’s Come Together On Sustainability Right Now

Thoughts on the importance of community during a crisis. What does community mean to you? Maybe it brings friends and family to mind. It might remind you of your neighbors, congregation, or colleagues. We don’t often think about the community at work behind the scenes of something like the...

Employee Spotlight – Sidney Key

Sidney Key is a project engineer in the Nexus PMG Greenville office.  Through a college co-op opportunity in a manufacturing facility, Sidney realized how much he enjoyed problem solving. Though this discovery was rewarding, he also realized that in a manufacturing engineering position he didn’t feel as though he...

Employee Spotlight – Bryant Fortner

Bryant Fortner is a project manager in the Dallas, TX office. When Bryant headed off to college as an undergraduate at Texas A&M, he went with the idea of obtaining a degree in business. He quickly learned that the school offered a degree in construction management. The idea of...

I Am Writing A Book. This Is My Prologue.

I am writing a book. It is titled CRAP: Building a Modern-Day Business Around Modern-Day People. Yep, you read that correctly. I have decided to share the prologue, What You Are About to Read. Although several chapters are already written, I feel that engaging with my colleagues and friends on the subject...

How Organic Waste Bans Are Eating Away at Our Waste Problem

When you’re chopping vegetables in your kitchen, what do you do with the scraps? Do they go in your trash can?  If you answered “yes,” consider the following.  Your organic waste can be converted into clean energy. As much as 40% of the food supply is wasted in the United States....