If you weren’t one of the 875 AIA members who participated in the AIA’s live April 29 “Survive, Even Thrive in an Uncertain Economy” Webinar, take advantage of the free archived program until June 5. AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker, PhD, Hon. AIA, sets the pace for the program with an analysis of the latest data from the Architecture Billings Index (ABI), which has shown its steepest downturn in its 12-year history. Providing the large-firm perspective is Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects Managing Principal Robert G. Packard III, Assoc. AIA, the current chair of the AIA Large Firm Roundtable on Excellence in Design and Practice. And sharing her insights into small-firm practice excellence is Karen L.W. Harris, AIA, principal, Architecture Matters, and past chair of the AIA Small Project Practitioners Knowledge Community. Our own AIArchitect Executive Editor Douglas Gordon, Hon. AIA, moderated the Web seminar. Members can self-report CES credits after listening to the entire program. (As always, check with your own state about self-reported credits.) To listen to the program, visit the KRM Web site before June 5. The program also can be accessed through AIA Soloso.