Management consulting and investment banking for engineering and construction
FMI is a 70-year-old consulting and investment banking firm focused on the built environment, engineering, and construction sectors. The tech stack reveals a services-led operation: Salesforce + HubSpot for pipeline management, DealCloud for deal workflow, Unanet for project accounting, and Tableau + Power BI for analytics—a pattern typical of advisory firms managing client engagements and M&A transactions. Current hiring spans strategy, finance, and consulting roles with accelerating velocity, while active pain points center on pipeline quality, deal execution, and marketing process maturity.
Notable leadership hires: Program Director
FMI provides management consulting, investment banking, and research services exclusively to the engineering, construction, and infrastructure sectors. The firm operates through two primary lines: consulting (strategy, operations, leadership development, compensation design) and investment banking services via FMI Capital Advisors, a registered broker-dealer subsidiary handling mergers, acquisitions, and capital raises. Based in Raleigh, North Carolina, FMI employs 51–200 people and serves mid-market and enterprise clients in the built environment. The project roster spans benchmarking analysis, value-creation planning, due diligence support, and business development enablement, alongside proprietary training programs like its Project Manager Academy and Construction Executive Institute.
FMI uses Salesforce, HubSpot, and DealCloud for client and deal management; Unanet for project accounting; Tableau and Power BI for analytics; Microsoft 365, Azure Entra ID, and Cisco Secure Endpoint for infrastructure; and Asana, Teamwork, and Monday.com for internal collaboration.
FMI serves engineering, construction, infrastructure, cleantech, environmental, and heavy civil sectors. The firm specializes in advisory and M&A services for these markets.
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