E3 - Energy and Efficiency with Emily is all about building science, architecture, and female entrepreneurship. This month we have something a little different. I had a recent graduate of architecture school reach out to me to ask about my experience and any advice I'd have for him as he navigates entering the world of architecture. So this time I let him ask the questions and I was in the hot seat. This is my experience, and if it helps even one person, I'm happy to share! ~ Enjoy, Emily

E3 - Energy and Efficiency with Emily is all about building science, architecture, and female entrepreneurship. This month I had the pleasure of learning more about what another amazing female builder is doing in the industry. From sharing her knowledge on the stage at the International Builders Show to connecting her career in the fitness industry to her career in the building industry, it was absolutely amazing to know more about how Kali is excelling in the construction world. ~ Enjoy, Emily

E3 - Energy and Efficiency with Emily is all about building science, architecture, and female entrepreneurship. On today's podcast I sit down with a fellow entrepreneur and amazing colleague Charlotte Mustard. I have always been a huge fan of the work Charlotte has done in the corporate world to bring recognition and support to the trade schools and their programs. Now that Charlotte has started her own company, I wanted to share what she's up to and hopefully connect with our audience and friends who might be out in Vegas for the International Builders Show. Cheers to Charlotte! ~ Enjoy, Emily

E3 - Energy and Efficiency with Emily is all about building science, architecture, and female entrepreneurship. On today's podcast I had the pleasure of talking with Megan Thompson! I truely appreciate what Megan is trying to do in the world of selections. It can be incredibly hard to figure out what is a better choice when picking finishes and fixtures for the inside of our homes. As we make tighter homes that really improve the efficiency and quality of our structures, it becomes even more important to understand what we are keeping inside with our occupants. As much as we support mechanical ventilation and think it's incredibly important, we can't ventilate all the poor choices from material sections. So what we pick becomes even more important and Megan is doing the work to help make that easier for clients and professionals alike. ~ Enjoy, Emily