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Qbit Curious | 1st Edition | Ben Bloom

By Mitch Peacock

Welcome to the very first edition of Qbit Curious, a newsletter sharing key industry insights and news from the fast paced world of quantum computing.

Each month I’ll meet with an industry leader to discuss business insights, market trends and the future of the industry. This month I had the pleasure of interviewing Atom Computing’s CEO Ben Bloom.

The Metrology of Leadership, Vol. 02 | Jennifer Krone

By Mitch Peacock

Welcome to the second edition of The Metrology of Leadership, a newsletter uncovering the philosophies, secrets and mindsets of executives across the metrology and precision analytical instrumentation industry.
Each month, we spotlight an industry leader, examining their work, their impact, and what sets them apart.

The Metrology of Leadership, Vol. 01 | Efrat Moyal

By Mitch Peacock

Welcome to the first edition of The Metrology of Leadership, a newsletter uncovering the philosophies, secrets and mindsets of executives across the metrology and precision analytical instrumentation industry.
Each month, we spotlight an industry leader, examining their work, their impact, and what sets them apart.

MEP Pulse 3rd Edition

By Mitch Peacock

Welcome back to MEP Pulse, your monthly roundup of the trends, talent, and transformations shaping the MEP and commissioning world. This month, we’re diving into the ENR Top 500 Design Firms report, the Data Centre Commissioning boom, and a standout voice we met at Data Centre World.

MEP Pulse 2nd Edition- Commissioning Focus

By Mitch Peacock

This edition leans into commissioning – what the numbers say, what’s driving demand, and why the AI data centre boom is creating both opportunity and significant challenge for the Cx workforce. We also cover the month’s standout M&A deal: Bureau Veritas’s acquisition of LotusWorks.

The Built Environment Bulletin – 4th Edition

By Mitch Peacock

Welcome back to The Built Environment Bulletin. Over the last month, three themes have stood out across the forensic engineering, building enclosure, and construction claims markets: consolidation is accelerating, specialist expertise remains in short supply, and firms are investing heavily in talent and technical capability ahead of what looks like a busy next phase of growth. This month’s bulletin explores each of those themes through recent transactions, market developments, and a step forward for the future talent pipeline in forensic engineering.

The Built Environment Bulletin – 3rd Edition

By Mitch Peacock

Welcome back to The Built Environment Bulletin. This month we shift focus to leadership, a quieter signal than M&A, but often the more telling one. Where firms place experienced people, reflecting their strategic priorities more honestly than press releases. Alongside that, we cover a spotlight on extreme weather’s growing impact on the forensic engineering pipeline, plus the latest regulatory and market developments.

The Built Environment Bulletin – 1st Edition

By Simon Haynes

Welcome to the first edition of The Built Environment Bulletin, a newsletter highlighting the latest breakthroughs, insights, and developments in the fast-moving world of The Built Environment. Each month, we’ll bring you industry trends, workforce insights, major Built Environment activity, and the innovations shaping the future of the sector.

Building the Future 6th Edition

By Simon Haynes

Welcome to the Summer/Fall edition of Building the Future. Over the past five months, the U.S. data center landscape has shifted quickly – major acquisitions, huge hyperscale campus announcements, and a wave of power and cooling innovations aimed at the continued development of AI infrastructure.