Description
According to the U.S. Commercial Construction Index, most contractors have a positive outlook on the growth of the construction sector. Concurrently, contractors are worried about filling open positions and technical skill gaps in the current workforce. Technology is growing exponentially in the industry -- from BIM, reality capture, drones and more -- but construction processes are still heavily reliant on valuable institutional knowledge. The industry is primed to attract the next generation construction workforce, so how do we capture and learn from the insights of our veteran construction leaders, while addressing the convergence of People, Process and Technology? Hear directly from seasoned AEC leaders in a lively panel discussion to learn strategies for building technical skills in your teams, how to attract and retain top talent, how to develop a knowledge sharing program, and what lessons we can learn from other industries in talent development.
Principaux enseignements
- Understand how to take a balanced approach to people, process and technology
- Learn strategies from other industries for attracting, retaining and nurturing top talent
- Learn short-term and long-term strategies with establishing technical training at your firm
- How to develop a knowledge sharing program to ignite and sustain excitement in innovation
Intervenants
- FFForest FlagerForest Flager is a research associate and lecturer at Stanford University’s Center for Integrated Facility Engineering (CIFE). His research and teaching focus on the use of computation to support performance-based design processes. Prior to Stanford, Forest worked for a venture-backed technology startup in San Francisco, and he has practiced as a structural engineer for Arup Group Limited in San Francisco and London. He holds a BS and PhD in civil and environmental engineering from Stanford University, a master of design degree from Harvard Graduate School of Design, and an MEng in structural engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Danielle Dy BuncioDanielle Dy Buncio is the Co-Founder of VIATechnik, a global virtual design & construction consulting firm, spearheading the advancement of BIM, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Artificial Intelligence. Under her leadership, VIATechnik has become a global leader with nearly 200 digital experts on a mission to transform the analog world of design and construction into a digital platform, enabling efficient design, industrialized construction, and a digital real estate service model. Prior to VIATechnik, Danielle managed large-scale building and infrastructure projects in Silicon Valley, Chicago, and Sydney. Danielle also serves on the Board of Directors of Ryan Companies US, a $2B real estate development, construction, and design firm and J.F. Brennan, a 100 year-old leading heavy civil and marine contractor. She is a 2018 Building Design + Construction 40 under 40 honoree and a 2019 ENR National Top Young Professional. Danielle received a BS in Civil Engineering from Stanford and an MBA from Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management.- RCRoshan Mehdizadeh CorsigliaThe Google Real Estate team is renowned for building and maintaining unique, invigorating environments that allow its employees to focus on innovation. As a Google Real Estate Executive, Roshan developed and is now responsible for governance on all major real estate development projects. In addition, Roshan researched, developed and now oversees the Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Virtual Reality (VR) programs at Google. She holds two patents which tie computational modeling to key building data and machine learning. Roshan has many peer-reviewed published articles in the fields of energy, sustainability and building modeling. Roshan earned a Ph.D. in Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford University, a Masters of Science in Urban Planning and Real Estate Development from Johns Hopkins University, a Masters of Science in Construction Engineering Management from Santa Clara University and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Santa Clara University.
Mariusz KlemensMariusz Klemens is an Associate Principal, Architect and Urbanist at The Lamar Johnson Collaborative. He was born in Poland and moved to Chicago, where he graduated from the Illinois Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Architecture. While studying there he received the 2010 Benn-Johnck Award from the American Institute of Architects (AIA). Mariusz also holds a Master of Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard University Graduate School of Design (GSD) where he graduated with Distinction and received the Award for Academic Excellence in Urban Design. Mariusz has an experience in residential and commercial architectural projects, in all phases of the project. In addition his expertise includes large scale master planning and urban design projects. Mariusz is also a creative media leader, that focuses on integration of technology in design as well as delivery of architectural projects.
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