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mentorDINO

mentorDINO is the podcast for AEC professionals who want more than just a job title—they want a fulfilling, flexible, and future-ready career. Hosted by Katelyn Rossier, AEC mentor and founder of the mentorDINO Academy, this show features real conversations with architects, engineers, and construction professionals who’ve navigated the twists, turns, and pivots of the industry. Each episode is packed with practical advice, honest insights, and career wisdom you won’t find in textbooks. Whether

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99: Firm Series: Large Firms

mentorDINO ·

2025/09/25

In this episode of the MentorDINO podcast, Katelyn Rossier introduces a firm series focusing on firms in AEC. This week we talk to professionals within large firms. All Principals within the firms and their roles are very different. From a CEO, Architecture Discipline lead, and a market sector lead.Learn from Ty Osbaugh, Steve Lodge, and Carol Rickard-Brideau.BIG THANK YOU TO OUR TEAM!Editing and Motion Graphics: Gus Bernalwww.gusbernal.com Instagram: @gus_bernal_filmmentorDINO Hello, I'm Katelyn

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98: Firm Series: Small/Medium Firm Owners

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2025/09/18

In this episode of the MentorDINO podcast, Katelyn Rossier introduces a firm series focusing on firms in AEC. This week is talking to firm owners that are in small to medium sized firms. What it is like growing and working with their team!Learn from Karen Herold, Nicole Dumont, Daniel Woodroff, and Bob Shelton!BIG THANK YOU TO OUR TEAM!Editing and Motion Graphics: Gus Bernalwww.gusbernal.com Instagram: @gus_bernal_filmmentorDINO Hello, I'm Katelyn Rossier! A licensed Architect and founder of

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01:08:24

97: Firm Series: Partnerships

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2025/09/11

In this episode of the MentorDINO podcast, Katelyn Rossier introduces an architecture firm series. This episode hones in on firms that began as a partnership. If you are looking to start a business you don't have to do it alone! Check out my conversations with different types of firm partnerships.Learn from Contour Collective, 10K Architecture, and Hype Studio!BIG THANK YOU TO OUR TEAM!Editing and Motion Graphics: Gus Bernalwww.gusbernal.com Instagram: @gus_bernal_filmmentorDINO Hello, I'm Katelyn

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96: Firm Series: Solo Firm Owners

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2025/09/04

In this episode of the MentorDINO podcast, Katelyn Rossier introduces an architecture firm series. This episode hones in on solo entrepreneurs in architecture. She highlights three professionals: Bhawya Joshi, who shares her journey as an immigrant architect in Phoenix; Katerina Burianova, who discusses the business side of architecture; and David Stumpf, who reflects on overcoming challenges in his career. Each guest offers unique insights into the world of architecture and the experiences of

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95: When Graphic Design + Interior Design Collide |...

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2025/08/28

In this episode of the MentorDINO podcast, join host Katelyn Rossier as she sits down with Kai Ekbundit, Creative Director and Owner of 23 by Kai. Dive into Kai's fascinating journey through the realms of graphic design, architecture, and experiential branding. Discover how personal experiences and industry challenges have shaped Kai's career pivots, from tackling the nuances of environmental graphics to navigating the evolving landscape of design technology. Gain insights into the importance of

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94: Marketing in AEC

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2025/08/21

In this episode of the MentorDINO podcast, Katelyn Rossier discusses the evolving landscape of marketing for architects. She introduces three professionals who share insights on various aspects of marketing, including website design, branding, and proposal strategies. The conversation emphasizes the importance of effective website copy, the role of marketing in recruitment, and the need for tailored messaging to attract clients. The episode highlights how architects can pivot their careers and

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93: Adapt & Thrive Navigating Architect Career Shifts...

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2025/08/14

Luciana Triplett, a Brazilian architect and owner of Triplett Studio in Boston. Luciana shares her journey from Brazil to the United States, the challenges she faced in adapting to a new environment, and her experiences in the architecture field. She discusses the importance of flexibility in balancing work and family life, the lessons learned in her first three years of running her own firm, and offers valuable advice for young professionals starting their careers in architecture. Luciana

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92: Lessons for Architects

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2025/08/07

In this episode of the MentorDino podcast, Katelyn Rossier explores lessons learned for Architects from non-Architects. In discussions with 5 professionals from around the industry. Steve Albert, whom is an Architect but on the owner side in a hospital system. Jesse Robinson-Evans is a construction estimator. Nancy Kohout, a mechanical engineer that has been in an engineering only firm and now in an A/E firm. Brad Bridges and Kate Schuster whom are both product reps. The conversation underscores

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91: Building an Architecture Firm from Scratch |...

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2025/07/31

Katerina Burianova shares her entrepreneurial journey in architecture, discussing her transition from employee to business owner, the challenges of starting her own firm, and the importance of networking and community support. She reflects on her experiences, the evolution of her podcast, and the launch of her ebook aimed at helping architects aspiring to open their own firm. Katerina emphasizes the significance of work-life balance, the value of hands-on experience in architecture, and offers

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90: Career Paths for Specification Writing

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2025/07/24

In this episode of the MentorDino podcast, Katelyn Rossier discusses career transitions within the architecture field, focusing on specification writing. She highlights the journeys of three professionals: Melody Fontenot, who transitioned from architect to specification writer; Bob Bailey, a mentor who significantly impacted Katelyn's career; and Cherise Lakeside, who emphasizes diverse paths to specification writing. The conversation underscores the importance of mentorship, continuous learning,

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89: Alternative Way to Practice Architecture | Erin...

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2025/07/17

In this episode of the MentorDINO podcast, Katelyn Rossier speaks with Erin Fantozz, founder of EF Designs, about her journey from working in traditional architecture firms to creating her own remote design team. They discuss the challenges and benefits of freelancing, the importance of work-life balance, and the evolving landscape of architectural services. Erin shares insights on the value of mentorship, the gap between education and industry practices, and the importance of utilizing technology

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88 : The Hard Truths from Women in the Construction...

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2025/07/10

In this episode of the MentorDINO podcast explores the experiences of women in male-dominated industries, particularly in architecture and construction. Katelyn Rossier highlights the stories of several female professionals who have navigated challenges and made significant contributions to their fields. The discussion emphasizes the importance of advocacy, safety, and innovation in creating a more inclusive environment for women in these industries.BIG THANK YOU TO OUR TEAM!Editing and Motion

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87: From Studying Law to Real Estate Development |...

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2025/07/03

Zach Rapaport shares his unique journey from aspiring lawyer to founder of Meerkat Development, a consultancy focused on real estate development in hospitality and retail. He discusses the importance of hands-on experience in construction, the entrepreneurial spirit that drives his career decisions, and the significance of clear communication and teamwork in managing construction projects. Zach also shares insights on avoiding change orders and the role of contingency planning in successful project

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01:05:16

86: What is FELLOWSHIP for the AIA?

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2025/06/26

In this episode of the MentorDino podcast, Katelyn Rossier discusses the AIA fellowship, highlighting the diverse paths to achieving this recognition within the architecture community. She introduces three AIA fellows, sharing insights into their journeys and the impact they have made in their respective fields. The conversation emphasizes that becoming a fellow is not limited to senior professionals and encourages listeners to start building their case early in their careers.BIG THANK YOU TO OUR

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85: Community & People First Architecture | Yiselle...

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2025/06/19

Yiselle Santos Rivera, an architect, professor, and 2027 AIA President! She shares her journey in architecture, the intersection of architecture and psychology, and the importance of organizational design and leadership in the field. They discuss the challenges of transitioning from traditional architectural roles to leadership positions, the significance of diversity and inclusion in architecture, and the launch of Yiselle's new business, YSR, aimed at fostering trust and collaboration within

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84: Bring Architecture to Life with Storytelling

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2025/06/12

In this episode of the MentorDINO podcast, Katelyn Rossier discusses the vital role of storytelling in architecture. She emphasizes the importance of communicating effectively with clients and the public, not just through images but also through words and videos. The episode features insights from three guests who share their perspectives on storytelling in architecture, covering copywriting, business development, and visual storytelling.BIG THANK YOU TO OUR TEAM!Editing and Motion Graphics: Gus

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83: From Architecture to Recruiting | Alex James

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2025/06/05

Alex James, head of US recruitment at The Crowd and founder of the nonprofit Assemble. Alex shares his journey from architecture to recruitment, discussing the challenges faced in the architecture industry, the importance of soft skills, and the mission of his nonprofit to support neurodivergent individuals in finding employment in creative fields. In this conversation, Alex James discusses the importance of understanding neurodiversity and creating inclusive environments for individuals with

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01:07:03

82: From Music to Acoustics: Acoustical Consultant |...

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2025/05/29

Greg Coudriet, the principal and founder of Oxia Design, an acoustic consulting firm. We discuss Greg's journey into the field of acoustics, the importance of mentorship, communication between architects and consultants, and the challenges and rewards of starting a business after a long tenure at one firm. Greg shares insights on career paths in acoustics, the significance of building a support network, and reflections on entrepreneurship. In this conversation, Greg Coudriet of OXIA Design discusses

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81: Architect's Career in Historic Preservation |...

mentorDINO ·

2025/05/22

Jessica Stuck, an Associate and Senior Project Manager at LGA Partners. Jessica shares her journey from studying architecture and history to her passion for historic preservation and adaptive reuse. The conversation delves into the challenges faced in preservation projects, the importance of finding the right firm, and the misconceptions surrounding preservation work. Jessica also discusses her favorite projects, including the Allegheny County Courthouse, and offers valuable career advice for those

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80: The Intersection of Architecture and Engineering...

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2025/05/15

Scott Farbman, a Senior Policy and Ratings Manager at Energy Solutions. Scott shares his diverse journey through the built environment industry, transitioning from architecture to engineering, and now to policy. He discusses the importance of sustainability, energy efficiency, and the role of professional organizations in shaping his career. Scott emphasizes the need for effective communication between architects and engineers and highlights the significance of indoor air quality in relation to

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