Hadley Stolte AIA,NCARB
Architect, Laboratory Planner, Principal | The Clark Enersen Partners
This session identifies the feedback loop among the built environment, workplace culture, and the human-animal bond that makes our industry special. Setting the table with facility planning best practices, we will discuss how to access current real estate inventory, the effects on both external and internal perceptions, as well as the bottom line. The right facility doesn’t have to be expensive, but it must have the flexibility to mirror current market demands and provide employees with a sense of pride and comfort. With human animal bond at the forefront of current design trends, we will provide examples of how a facility can become an asset by creating long term value related to culture and heath.
Marc Hanson
Director, Business Operations | CRB
This presentation highlights the introduction of LEAN Project Delivery for Design and Construction. It will cover topics such as Value Streams, Last Planner, and Industry Trends.
Charles Jabara
Project Manager | CRB
Join Charles Jabara as he outlines a variety of technologies being utilized in the age of COVID-19 that are reducing both personal and corporate carbon footprints. CRB is designing & constructing two animal health facilities that will be located 2,000 and 4,500 miles from our home office in the Kansas City area. COVID-19 was the catalyst for new technologies benefiting sustainability and safety.
Courtney Dunbar, CEcD, EDFP, AICP
Site Selection and Economic Development Manager | Burns & McDonnell
By gaining real data in the pre-capital planning stage, animal health and allied primary corporations can achieve a solid basis for making critical operational and locational decisions. In this session, industry leaders will learn how the pre-capital planning process leads to an optimal site selection outcome for new, expanding, or relocating industries.