High-Profile

What do leaders see ahead, and what are they doing about it?

That is the one question behind the Built Leadership Forum on November 16. The day moves through three parts:

👀 See: market signals from owners and operators
💬 Respond: the decisions being made right now (what got re-scoped, re-financed, delayed, or accelerated)
⬆️ Build What's Next: the innovations delivering real value on real projects, from pilot to project

Short, focused sessions. A leadership town hall to close the day. No long presentations and no technology pitches.

Keynote by Thomas N. O'Brien of The HYM Investment Group. 200 seats only.

Register: builtleadershipforum.com/tickets

Be in the room that kicks off Boston Built Week.

The Built Leadership Forum brings 200 leaders from across the built environment together for one full day: owners, developers, designers, builders, innovators, and the capital partners who finance the work.

📅 Monday, November 16 · 9 AM to 3 PM
📍 The UMass Club, One Beacon Street, 32nd Floor, Boston
🎤 Keynote: Thomas N. O'Brien, Managing Partner & CEO, The HYM Investment Group

Seats are capped at 200. Get yours: builtleadershipforum.com/tickets

Our October issue spotlighting Corporate and Interiors is live! 📢

From refreshed lobbies and new office space to community centers and libraries, this issue explores the people and projects shaping how New England works and gathers.

Inside this issue:

📰 BW Kennedy completes lobby renovations
📰 Grace Chapel completes a 10,000sf office renovation in Lexington
📰 ReArch completes the renovation and expansion of the Ilsley Public Library
📰 Massasoit celebrates $52M renovation milestones

Plus interviews with Michael O. Davis of Flow Tech and Clayton Mitchell of Yale New Haven Health, industry insights from Jenna Meyers, Edward Gould and Bob Labanara, and a spotlight on Construction Inclusion Week.

Thank you to all of our contributors and advertisers for helping us tell these stories.

Read the October issue: https://www.high-profile.com/issue/october-2026/

The November issue of High-Profile is now in the works!

Next month, we're putting the spotlight on Life Sciences, featuring the labs, research facilities, and clean rooms shaping the future of science across New England.

Is your team designing a new lab, building research space, converting an existing building for life science use, or bringing innovative scientific environments to life? We want to hear about it.

Share your latest projects, company news, insights, and expertise for the opportunity to be featured in the November issue of High-Profile.

Don't miss your chance to showcase your work! Send submissions to [email protected] by October 22. For advertising opportunities, contact [email protected].

Today is the deadline! ⏰ But there’s still time to get your corporate or interiors project in.

Share your latest project, innovation, or industry insight for consideration in our October issue.

Submit your story today to [email protected]

🚀 NEXT GEN AEC is officially live!

This student edition puts the spotlight on the next generation of AEC professionals, exploring the ideas, experiences, and perspectives emerging from today’s students and young professionals.

A special shoutout to Charli Campbell for her work bringing this edition together, and to all of the students, contributors, and industry professionals who shared their voices.

Read the full edition: https://viewer.joomag.com/nextgen-aec-2026-student-publication/0897207001789486472

🌱 GREEN is officially live!

Our new GREEN student issue explores the people, projects, and ideas shaping a more sustainable future for the built environment.

From innovative building technologies and resilient design strategies to the industry leaders putting sustainability into practice, this issue looks at what’s happening now, and what’s being built for the future.

A huge thank you to all of our contributors, partners, and advertisers who helped bring this special edition to life.

A special thank you to Sophia Bacanurschi for her work bringing this edition together, and to all of our contributors, partners, and advertisers who made GREEN possible.

Read GREEN now: https://joom.ag/u9fd/

Construction Inclusion Week takes place October 12–16, 2026.⁠
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We’re highlighting the companies and people advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion across the construction industry. From workforce initiatives and partnerships to events and lessons learned, share your story and take part in our October spotlight.⁠

Send your submissions to [email protected]

What’s happening inside today’s workplaces?⁠
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From corporate headquarters to innovative interiors, we want to see the projects shaping how people work.

Submit your story for our October issue by this Friday, to [email protected]