EntreArchitect Podcast with Mark R. LePage

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EA678: Rachel Gresham and Ali Alsaleh - Built for Business

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Built for BusinessIn this episode, Mark R. LePage welcomes Rachel Gresham and Ali Alsaleh from The American Institute of Architects to discuss Built for Business, AIA’s n

Sep 18
54 min

EA677: Juan Mullerat – Revitalizing Cities Without Losing Their Identity

Revitalizing Cities Without Losing Their IdentityHow can we approach revitalizing cities without losing their identity? In this episode, Mark R. LePage sits down with Jua

Sep 11
50 min

EA676: Zachary Waters - Protecting Your Architecture Firm Before Problems Begin

Protecting Your Architecture Firm Before Problems BeginProtecting your architecture firm starts long before a claim or costly mistake occurs. In this episode, Mark R. LeP

Sep 4
47 min

EA675: Solo Sessions - Your Architecture Firm Doesn’t Need Another Good Idea

Your Architecture Firm Doesn’t Need Another Good IdeaIn this solo session of the EntreArchitect Podcast, Mark R. LePage explains why your architecture firm doesn’t need a

Aug 28
24 min

EA674: Solo Sessions - The One Person Holding Your Architecture Firm Back

The One Person Holding Your Architecture Firm BackIn this solo session of the EntreArchitect Podcast, Mark R. LePage explores the leadership transition in architecture fi

Aug 21
21 min

EA673: Lee Schneider - How to Communicate Your Value and Win More Work

How to Communicate Your Value and Win More WorkStorytelling for architects can turn complex ideas into clear messages that clients understand and remember. In this episod

Aug 14
49 min

EA672: Solo Session - The Architect Who Learns Fastest Wins in the Age of AI

The Architect Who Learns Fastest Wins in the Age of AIIn this solo session of the EntreArchitect Podcast, Mark R. LePage explains why the architect who learns fastest win

Aug 7
21 min

EA671: Gayathri (G3) Venkataraman - What AI Knows Before You Draw the First Line

What AI Knows Before You Draw the First LineAI site feasibility analysis is changing how architects evaluate land before design begins. In this episode of the EntreArchit

Jul 31
37 min

EA670: Annette Ridenour - Designing Healing Environments Through Art

Designing Healing Environments Through ArtAnnette Ridenour shares how designing healing environments through art can transform the healthcare experience for patients, fam

Jul 24
35 min

EA669: Chad D. Reineke - Rules of Practice: The Future of Architecture and Ethics

Rules of Practice: The Future of Architecture and EthicsRules of Practice is more than a conversation about professional architectural standards. In this episode, Mark sp

Jul 17
44 min

EA668: Charles Hendricks - The Power of Purpose for Small Firm Architects

The Power of Purpose for Small Firm ArchitectsCharles Hendricks believes that building better communities through architecture starts with purpose, service, and empathy.

Jul 10
37 min

EA667: Bryon McCartney - Why Great Architects Lose Great Clients

Why Great Architects Lose Great ClientsWhy great architects lose great clients often has little to do with design ability. In this episode, Bryon McCartney explains why m

Jul 3
40 min

EA666: Tarrah Beebe - The Power of “Yes, And” in Architecture

The Power of “Yes, And” in ArchitectureArchitecture is a team sport, and strong communication often matters as much as strong design. In this episode, we explore how impr

Jun 26
46 min

EA665: Michelle Hamilton – Building an AI Ready Architecture Firm

Building an AI Ready Architecture FirmBuilding an AI ready architecture firm is quickly becoming one of the most important challenges facing architects today. In this epi

Jun 19
51 min

EA664: Solo Sessions - Get Out of the Room

Get Out of the RoomIn this solo session of the EntreArchitect Podcast, Mark R. LePage explores a simple idea with powerful results: get out of the room. When architects s

Jun 12
18 min

EA663: Solo Sessions - The Room That Changes Everything

The Room That Changes EverythingIn this solo session of the EntreArchitect Podcast, Mark R. LePage explores the room that changes everything and why mastermind groups can

Jun 5
22 min

EA662: Jamileh Cannon - How This Architect is Revolutionizing California Housing

How This Architect is Revolutionizing California HousingCalifornia infill housing is changing fast, and Jamileh Cannon is helping lead that shift. In this episode of Entr

May 29
37 min

EA661: Lauren Thomsen - Crafting Sustainable Architecture in Urban Neighborhoods

Crafting Sustainable Architecture in Urban NeighborhoodsCrafting sustainable architecture in urban neighborhoods requires more than good design. It takes technical skill,

May 22
38 min

EA660: Paul Sippil - How Small Architects Can Save Thousands on Retirement Fees

How Small Architects Can Save Thousands on Retirement FeesIn this episode of the EntreArchitect Podcast, Mark R. LePage sits down with Paul Sippil to discuss 401(k) fee t

May 15
34 min

EA659: Ashish Desai - How Architecture Firms Can Use Data to Thrive

How Architecture Firms Can Use Data to ThriveAshish Desai, CEO of Monograph, joins the EntreArchitect Podcast to discuss architecture firm management software and the fut

May 8
41 min

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What listeners say

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I’ve enjoyed both listening to and appearing on the EntreArchitect Podcast. Mark does an excellent job creating thoughtful conversations around entrepreneurship, leadership, business growth, and the challenges of running a professional practice. What stands out is the balance between practical business insight and authentic discussion. The conversations feel genuine, engaging, and useful for professionals trying to build strong, sustainable businesses.

Paul Sippil · May 2026

Whether you’re well established as an architect, or just getting started carving out a profitable niche that’s ready to grow - this is a must-listen podcast for you! Mark does an incredible job leading conversations that cover a huge breadth of topics related to the ins and outs of building a thriving firm, and life you can be proud of - with leaders who’ve actually experienced success themselves. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!

obacker19 · Sep 2020

Mark's podcast is such an amazing free resource for anyone running a small architecture firm or someone that wants to start one up. The guests always have something useful to contribute and Mark's no-nonsense and engaging personality really make listening to this a true delight. I'm formulating a plan to start my own firm and this podcast has been so tremendously useful. My favorite way that Mark engages a guest is that they'll often recite a bunch of generalities for how to be successful but Mark always asks pointedly "ok, so how do we do that?" It's because Mark has and is there himself running a small firm, so he gets it and gets down to it!

Chicago mies · Aug 2018

Fantastic podcast that really does address the issues all architects face regardless of office size. If you’re a leader in any firm you’ll find this useful.

Bilbo Speedbaggins · Apr 2018

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