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Auralis is a DBE, small, woman-owned aviation consulting company providing project management, owner's representation, airline technical representation (ATR) services, ORAT, and aviation support services.

Last week Auralis attended the Port of Seattle’s inaugural Architecture and Engineering Industry Day. We spent most of t...
06/10/2026

Last week Auralis attended the Port of Seattle’s inaugural Architecture and Engineering Industry Day.

We spent most of the afternoon introducing Auralis' capabilities, reconnecting with people we hadn't seen in a while, and meeting firms I'd been hoping to talk with.

The event brought together Port staff, prime consultants, and small businesses to build connections and support the Port's goal of increasing MWBE participation. The Port has set a goal of reaching 16% MWBE utilization and engaging 500 MWBE firms by 2030.

As a small WBE business, we appreciated the opportunity to have direct conversations with Port employees, learn more about upcoming opportunities, and better understand how Auralis can support teams delivering projects at SEA.

Looking forward to following up on the conversations that started last week.

Auralis is proudly certified as a Washington WBE and SBE.
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✈️ The Debrief. Year One. Post 05 – What We LearnedOur background is in project delivery, not business development. This...
04/29/2026

✈️ The Debrief. Year One. Post 05 – What We Learned

Our background is in project delivery, not business development. This meant a lot of year one was figuring it out as we went.

Auralis can do a lot, but how we communicate our services depends on who we're talking
to.

An airport, an airline, a contractor, or an A&E firm. Same project. Different priorities.

A contractor doesn't care that we can do airport master planning. They care about how we can help manage stakeholder coordination.

Saying "we should work together" is easy. Getting aligned on the project, the approach, and where we actually fit takes more work.

That was a big part of year one.

We got there. Once.

➡️ Next in the series: Where We’re Headed

✈️ The Debrief. Year One. Post 04 – Before the Work Started.Before starting Auralis, I took three weeks off. I went to D...
04/28/2026

✈️ The Debrief. Year One. Post 04 – Before the Work Started.

Before starting Auralis, I took three weeks off. I went to Disneyland with an old colleague, refinished our dining room table, and soaked in a mountain hot spring.

For someone who tends to default to doing more, stepping back was a deliberate choice.

When a question came up, where to open a business bank account, or what belonged in a mission statement, I worked through it. Did some research and brainstormed, but I didn’t force answers or rush decisions.

That space is what created our foundation.

➡️ Next in the series: What we Learned

✈️  The Debrief. Year One. Post 02 – The Invisible WorkBefore Auralis touched a billable project, there were eight month...
04/14/2026

✈️ The Debrief. Year One. Post 02 – The Invisible Work
Before Auralis touched a billable project, there were eight months of intentional preparation. Eleven months before we submitted our first prime proposal.

That was intentional.

In an industry that moves fast, where planning is often expedited or skipped to meet deadlines that are sometimes impossible, sometimes arbitrary, our approach surprised a lot of people. But we knew a strong foundation was necessary.

A clear mission, vision, and guiding principles aren’t optional. They’re what inform decision-making when things get complicated.

So…what did we do in those months?

We stepped into industry roles – serving as an ACRP Ambassador. Volunteering with Women in Aviation at STEM events. Working to develop a bridge between students and professionals.

We made the unglamorous infrastructure calls – selecting accounting software, insurance, and developing a brand identity that actually reflects how we operate.

Next in the series: What surprised us most.

04/02/2026

🛫 One year in.

Auralis was built on a simple belief: aviation projects go better when someone in the room understands both sides. Airport. Airline. And the space between them.

Year One wasn’t about scaling fast. It was about building a foundation – the right partners, the right projects, and operating in a way we’re proud of.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing the debrief. What we learned, what surprised us, and what’s coming next.

Follow along.

Black History Month – Post 3/4 In honor of Black History Month, Auralis is continuing our series recognizing courageous ...
02/23/2026

Black History Month – Post 3/4
In honor of Black History Month, Auralis is continuing our series recognizing courageous Black aviators and aerospace leaders who have advanced the industry.

Today, we highlight Bessie Coleman – the first African American woman to earn a pilot’s license and first African American licensed by the Federation Aeronautique
Internationale (FAI).

Born in 1892 – at a time where her race and gender were excluded from aviation –Coleman was denied admission to American flight schools. Undeterred, she learned
French and moved to France to complete flight school, earning her pilot’s license in 1921.

She returned to the US and became well known for her airshow stunts, using her platform to advocate for racial equality.

After surviving a crash caused by an engine stall during an airshow, she was hospitalized with critical injuries. From the hospital, she sent a telegram to her friends saying:

“TELL THEM ALL THAT AS SOON AS I CAN WALK I’M GOING TO FLY! AND MY FAITH IN AVIATION AND THE USEFUL OF IT WILL SERVE IN FULFILLING THE DESTINY OF MY PEOPLE ISN’T SHAKEN AT ALL.”

A tragic crash in 1926 cut her life short, but Bessie Coleman reshaped who could see themselves in aviation. Decades later, Dr. Mae Jemison carried a photo of Bessie
Coleman with her into space. Her legacy is also honored at ORD – with Bessie Coleman Drive.

Learn more about Bessie Coleman’s life and impact on aviation at: Chicago: Mathias, Marisa. "Bessie Coleman." National Women's History Museum.2024. https://www.womenshistory.org/education-resources/biographies/bessiecoleman.

✈️ Auralis will be jetting off to AAAE | ACC Airport Planning, Design & Construction Symposium in Indianapolis March 4–6...
02/19/2026

✈️ Auralis will be jetting off to AAAE | ACC Airport Planning, Design & Construction Symposium in Indianapolis March 4–6, focused on aviation project leadership and conversations.

If you’ll be there, let’s connect.

See you on the ground.

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