Pegasus Radio

Paul Micallef

Welcome to Pegasus Radio; the podcast channel dedicated to construction and property professionals. Helping you navigate your career and keep aware of the latest insights in the industry

  1. 4d ago

    Who Will Build The Future? | Tony Cave & Conall Reddin of Drumacross Ep62

    Will AI replace Quantity Surveyors? How can construction tackle its skills shortage? In this episode of Growing Consultancies, Paul Micallef sits down with Tony Cave and Conall Reddin of Drumacross, an infrastructure and cost management consultancy formed through the merger of two established businesses. With 50 consultants and a combined turnover exceeding £5 million, Tony and Conall discuss the realities of merging businesses, sharing leadership and navigating the challenges of running a successful construction consultancy. They also explore some of the biggest issues facing the UK construction industry, including the impact of AI on Quantity Surveying, the growing skills shortage, apprenticeships and the importance of developing the next generation of construction professionals. In this episode: Will AI replace Quantity Surveyors? The growing skills shortage in UK construction. Recruiting, training and retaining future talent. The challenges and benefits of merging two consultancies. Why shared leadership can make running a business easier. Opportunities in rail, water, energy and highways. Why mentoring, experience and people skills still matter. Whether you're a Quantity Surveyor, Project Manager, Cost Consultant or construction business owner, this episode offers practical insights into the future of construction consultancy. Subscribe to Growing Consultancies for weekly conversations with the people shaping the UK construction industry.

    Who Will Build The Future? | Tony Cave & Conall Reddin of Drumacross Ep62
  2. Oct 21

    Building a Construction Consultancy That Stands Out | Adam Green, Ninety Four Group - Ep 61

    How do you grow a construction consultancy from scratch to a business on track to exceed £2 million in turnover in just three years? In this episode of Growing Consultancies, Paul Micallef is joined by Adam Green, Founder of Ninety Four Group, to discuss the realities of building and scaling a successful project management consultancy in today's construction industry. From starting the business in 2023 to building a growing team and securing major public sector opportunities, Adam shares the decisions, challenges and lessons behind Ninety Four Group's rapid growth. They discuss the importance of hiring the right people, managing cash flow, winning work against larger consultancies and maintaining quality as a business expands. The conversation also explores company culture, the challenges of leadership and whether artificial intelligence will fundamentally change the future of construction project management. Key topics include: Growing a construction consultancy from startup to £2M turnover Why business owners can become barriers to their own growth Recruitment, leadership and building high-performing teams Winning public sector construction contracts Cash flow and sustainable business growth AI and the future of project management Maintaining company culture while scaling An insightful conversation for construction consultancy owners, directors, project managers and anyone looking to build a successful business in the built environment. Growing Consultancies is hosted by Paul Micallef, Managing Director of Pegasus Search & Selection. 🎙️Follow the podcast on Spotify for weekly conversations with leaders shaping the construction consultancy industry🎙️

    Building a Construction Consultancy That Stands Out | Adam Green, Ninety Four Group - Ep 61
  3. Oct 14

    Why Construction Companies LOSE Bids (Even With 80% Scores!) |The Truth About Tendering with Sam Nimmo of Kittle Group - Ep60

    Why Do Construction Companies Lose Bids Even When They Score 80%? What does it really take to win major construction contracts? And could AI transform the future of bid writing and public sector tendering? In this episode of Growing Consultancies, host Paul Micallef sits down with Sam Nimmo from Kittle Group ,a specialist bid writing consultancy working with some of the UK's leading construction contractors, engineering firms and professional services businesses. With a reported 65% bid win rate, Sam shares the strategies behind successful construction tenders, why the smallest margins can make the biggest difference, and the common mistakes that cost businesses valuable contracts. Paul and Sam explore: Why construction companies lose tenders despite achieving high scores The importance of bid strategy, quality and competitive pricing How AI is changing bid writing and public sector procurement Why recycling previous tender responses can be a costly mistake The growing importance of social value in construction contracts How to build and scale a successful specialist consultancy Recruitment, talent development and creating a high-performing team For Quantity Surveyors, Project Managers, Cost Consultants, construction contractors and consultancy leaders, this episode offers practical insights into winning more work, improving tender success rates and staying competitive in an evolving industry. Whether you're bidding for major public sector frameworks, growing your construction consultancy or exploring the impact of AI on procurement, this is a conversation worth listening to. 🎙️ Growing Consultancies, hosted by Paul Micallef, Managing Director of Pegasus Search & Selection, brings you conversations with the people building and leading successful businesses across the construction and built environment sectors. Subscribe to the podcast for more insights into construction, business growth, leadership and the future of consultancy. Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0emUFacb0Os

    Why Construction Companies LOSE Bids (Even With 80% Scores!) |The Truth About Tendering with Sam Nimmo of Kittle Group - Ep60

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