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Civil Engineering Media & Entertainment (CEMENT) is a network of content channels that provide industry news, professional development strategies, technical trends and more related to the Civil Engineering industry and its sub-disciplines.  Subscribers include civil engineering professionals at all experience levels. CEMENT is your all-in-one solution for finding all of your civil and structural engineering news, stories, updates, and education.

The Civil Engineering Podcast (“TCEP”) is a bi-weekly show dedicated to helping civil engineering professionals build extraordinary careers and lives. Hosted by experienced engineers, each episode features insightful conversations with industry leaders, practical career advice, and real-world project stories that inspire growth and innovation in the civil engineering field.

The Civil Engineering CEO Podcast

offers in-depth conversations with CEOs from top civil engineering firms, highlighting their perspectives on leadership, innovation, and industry evolution. Each episode uncovers how executives are driving growth, developing talent, and building resilient organizations to meet the demands of a changing infrastructure landscape.

The Civil Engineering Entrepreneurs Podcast spotlights civil engineers who have built their own firms from the ground up. Each episode offers an inside look into the challenges they’ve overcome, the strategic decisions that shaped their growth, and the entrepreneurial mindset driving innovation in the field.

Women in Civil Engineering Podcast highlights the impact and leadership of women in the civil engineering profession. Each episode features interviews and expert insights that delve into career development, innovation, and the evolving role of women in infrastructure.

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