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The Engineering Firm That Put Its Name on the Drawing - Then Stayed for the Build
Morson Projects spent decades doing the unphotogenic work behind aircraft, power stations and rail controls. Now renamed Morson Praxis, it is betting that clients want fewer handoffs between the clever plan and the stubborn real world.
Ryan Dunlop and the Work Beneath the Worksite
A Saskatchewan civil superintendent's career is measured in what gets built, what stays safe and what quietly works beneath the surface.
The 3-Week Fix for Mining's 10-Week Talent Problem
Peter Lucas built a 60-plus-person industrial project firm around an unglamorous promise: get the right specialist into the owner's team fast, then keep the knowledge from walking out the door.
Rocketlane Bet That Customer Onboarding Was Broken
Three Freshworks alumni built a professional services platform on a simple hunch: the messy weeks after a deal closes decide whether customers stay. A decade later, that hunch has raised $105 million.