SAME National Webinars
Presented by Procore Technologies.
SAME is helping advance the personal and professional growth of members and support the body of knowledge of the A/E/C profession. Throughout each month, SAME hosts national webinars developed through the Communities of Interest and other working groups and task forces. Whether you are in uniform or a civilian, enlisted or officer, a new hire, mid-career manager, or senior executive, discover educational webinars that will benefit your career and strengthen your company or agency.
These webinars are free to members and are held virtually on Big Marker. Most offer PDHs.
Upcoming Educational Webinars
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- National Webinar, SAME Communities of Interest, SAME National Events, SAME Young Professionals Council, Upcoming Events, Young Professionals COI
- Webinar
Leading Through Growth: Navigating the Stages of Small Business Success
In this webinar, **Jonathan Ruffier** explores the critical leadership shifts required to successfully grow and scale a small business. The hard truth? The very skills that help founders launch and build a successful company can become the biggest obstacles to continued growth. -
- Construction COI, National Webinar, SAME Communities of Interest, SAME Construction COI, Upcoming Events, Webinars
- Webinar
The Hidden Cost: Why Schedule is the Biggest MILCON Premium
Military construction (MILCON) cost discussions often focus on dollars per square foot, but one of the most significant portion of the overall cost is time. Every month added to a project can increase costs through -
- Energy Security COI, National Webinar, SAME Communities of Interest, SAME Energy Security Community, Upcoming Events, Webinars
- Webinar
AI as Load Shock: Rethinking Energy Security and Mission Assurance
The rapid expansion of AI computing, electrification, and mission-critical digital infrastructure is fundamentally altering the energy security landscape. While AI is often discussed as a software capability or data challenge, its most immediate national security impact is physical: unprecedented, concentrated, and inflexible electrical demand that stresses grid infrastructure and traditional resilience assumptions.
