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    Hannah Chenoweth

    Hannah Chenoweth is a writer for influence group. Passionate about collaborating with thought leaders in real estate, design, construction & facilities management.
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    Leadership Series: Nina Petty, Tarrant County College District

    Nina Petty has a motto: “I know what I know, and I know what I don’t know.” Actually, the Vice Chancellor for Real Estate & Facilities at Tarrant County College District has a few mottos...but we’ll get to that later.

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    6 Things to Know About KU's $350M P3 Project

    “We needed to leap forward, not crawl forward.”

    This was the verdict delivered by the University of Kansas after a 13-month planning period in 2014, one that produced the school’s most-comprehensive master plan in history. The lack of...

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    Leadership Series: Don Coffelt, Carnegie Mellon

    Although students engage with the bricks and mortar of a university's campus more than anyone, there's more likely to be radio silence than an interactive relationship with the facilities department.

    According to Don Coffelt, Associate Vice...

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    Social media is the primary mode of communication for today's students, yet many facilities departments don't take advantage of this instantaneous feedback loop.

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    Leadership Series: Paul Armas, Brown University

    How does one effectively lead 300+ facilities staff at an Ivy League institution while also fostering an agile, nimble culture?

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    How Caltech Transformed into an Integrated Facilities Management Organization

    Sometimes, you need to bring in somebody else to tell you that your baby is ugly.

    That’s exactly what Caltech did; in this case, the baby in question was their facilities department, which was lacking functionality and coordination. Caltech's...

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