Sep 10, 2026 · 48 min · 12 segments
Watch the video on YouTube For decades, business development in engineering firms played second fiddle to the technical work. Amanda Payne built a career proving that wrong. In this episode of The…
Amanda, I wonder if you could tell, just make sure our audience understands me a little bit about The firm, H&S, your firm, maybe a little bit of your background history, what kind of work, you know, you're involved in, just a little bit of, you know, kind of putting some context around that name.
However, everything else we have in-house, which is really nice because it's, once again, you're able to cross sell and be able to work with the clients in multiple areas, which is great.
There was a change, actually, in political power there, so they ended up getting let go from the city.
But they, Mr. Horner was the one who actually designed burying River De Pere, which ran through Forest Park at the time.
Amanda, I wonder if you could tell, just make sure our audience understands me a little bit about The firm, H&S, your firm, maybe a little bit of your background history, what kind of work, you know, you're involved in, just a little bit of, you know, kind of putting some context around that name.
However, everything else we have in-house, which is really nice because it's, once again, you're able to cross sell and be able to work with the clients in multiple areas, which is great.
There was a change, actually, in political power there, so they ended up getting let go from the city.
But they, Mr. Horner was the one who actually designed burying River De Pere, which ran through Forest Park at the time.
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