Construction Management

Preparing Entrepreneurs for Complex Mega Projects

EIW leverages strong relationships with industry leaders to expand technical and professional skills, preparing participants to lead and deliver complex infrastructure and building projects.

Participants are exposed to:

  • Technologies and Systems: PCs, tablets, smart devices, drones
  • Software Tools: Microsoft Suite, Project, CAD, BIM, Bluebeam, Intuit QuickBooks, CoConstruct, YourBizintheCloud, and more

This comprehensive exposure ensures participants are equipped with the knowledge and tools to excel in today’s competitive market.

Skill Development

Building Capacity Through Leadership and Workforce Development

EIW offers professional development in leadership, construction management, and business management through our Contractor University Series. We are proud to introduce the Modular Construction Workforce Development Program, designed to empower disenfranchised families and individuals facing shrinking resources.

Our partner, Modern Mini Homes (MMH), has developed an affordable housing solution that provides:

  • Career-lifting skills
  • Life and leadership training
  • Technical and professional skills transferable to management, supervision, or entrepreneurship

Affordable Housing and Workforce Development Pilot

Innovative Designs by David Harmon, OLIO

“We’re inspired by the possibilities of giving our local homeless and disenfranchised a REAL second chance—a NEW BEGINNING. Our program empowers individuals to afford housing while gaining skills that ensure a solid future and a living wage.”

– David Harmon, Development Design Strategist & Design Director of Modern Mini Homes Manufacturing

David Harmon’s modern designs and concepts streamline assembly at competitive rates, solving housing challenges in weeks rather than years. His global research ensures the program stays relevant. We are also grateful for the contributions of contractors, architects, and engineers who provide critical feedback and strategies addressing workforce shortages and equity challenges.

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EIW Capacity Building Programs

Empowering Small Businesses Through Tailored Support and Innovation

In-Class, 1-on-1, On-Site, and In-Office

EIW Supports You Wherever You Are

Mentor-Protégé Program

EIW recognizes the barriers to entry and competition that small, diverse businesses face in public works. To address these challenges, we have designed a mentor-protégé program to accelerate capacity building for small business owners, fostering growth and success.

24/7 Technical Support

EIW understands that challenges often arise after hours. To meet these demands, we provide assistance 24/7, 365 days a year. Whether technical, administrative, or professional counsel is needed, we’ve got you covered—ANYTIME—even if it means cloning subject matter experts!

 
 

State-of-the-Art Solutions for Workforce Development

Classroom Partnerships

EIW has partnerships with the King County Library System, Spokane Library System, and plans to expand throughout Washington. These partnerships enable outreach through:

  • Classroom instruction
  • Workshops
  • Career fairs
  • Mock interviews

All classes are videotaped in HD for quality viewing and uploaded to our free YouTube platform, EIW Contractor University.

Daniel Seydel – Community Advocate and Serial Entrepreneur

Unlike many workforce development programs that require physical facilities for skill-building, The Entrepreneurial Institute of Washington offers innovative, state-of-the-art solutions to overcome these challenges.