Essential Technology for Remote Construction Monitoring

An effective construction monitoring service creates a system that keeps stakeholders informed while keeping teams safe and connected. It involves people who are experts in their areas, along with the right processes and tools. These tools should close gaps in communication while providing a solution that will be resilient...

Nexus PMG Announces Strategic Reorganization to Satisfy Demand for Construction Monitoring

Addison, TX, Jun. 24, 2021 — To further refine Nexus PMG’s strategic reorganization and support an increasing volume of work, the company’s advisory business will be separated into two primary verticals: Advisory and Due Diligence Construction Monitoring Bryant Fortner, Director of Advisory Services will continue to grow in his role,...

Employee Spotlight – Michael Wahba

Michael Wahba joined Nexus PMG as a senior project engineer in 2018 after spending 13 years at Jacobs Engineering and Flour Corporation. After growing up in Simpsonville, SC, Michael graduated from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. There he met his wife. They now have two daughters and...

Nexus PMG Announces Strategic Reorganization

Addison, Texas, Apr. 1, 2021 — To capitalize on today’s rapidly changing circular infrastructure landscape and more closely align with the company’s mission to build a better world, Nexus PMG today announced a strategic reorganization of its business lines into three segments. Nexus PMG: Investor and owner advisory and due...

Employee Spotlight – Jake Peer

Jake Peer came on board in October of 2018 as a Senior Project Engineer but has recently been promoted to Manager of Projects. After graduating from Clemson University in 2011, he spent seven years with Jacobs Engineering where he supported industrial clients in engineering and design management roles. Specializing...

Building a Better World Starts in Your Own Backyard

In early January, similarly to many people, I began to reflect on the difficult year of 2020 and look forward to what was in store for this new year. I have always been by nature a “glass half full” kind of guy, therefore this was not as daunting of...

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...