The "Secret Sauce" - Creating and Inspiring Design-Build Teams to Turn a Few Great Projects into the Many

Recorded On: 11/02/2022


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The Great Resignation continues to impact every industry, including design and construction. Team cohesion and integration can have real impacts on team chemistry, design excellence, project budgets and schedules. There are projects that are the "few" where the experience was fun and engaging, where relationships flourished, teams thrived and overcame challenges together to achieve success for the collective. Conversely, there are projects that are the "many"- where the experience was the opposite! The design-build delivery model promotes opportunities for project (and team) success, making the "few" more achievable. Aligning and leveraging your teammate's strengths leads to personal fulfillment, career growth and a culture where people thrive, which reduces turnover. Utilizing best practices tools (like StrengthsFinder and CoreClarity) will uncover an individual's natural talents and how they are hardwired. This data can be used to assemble the "right" team members to solve for an owner's unique challenge, drive team heath over the duration of the project, and on-board additional teammates. In this dynamic program, you'll hear perspectives from a designer, a builder, and an owner, on how our industry can use the efficiencies of design-build project delivery to sustain team cohesion and integration, resulting in greater staff engagement, empowerment, and retention.

Dana Kimble, Assoc. DBIA

Senior Director of Business Development

Skanska

Troy Stahlecker is the Director of the University of Washington Facilities Project Delivery Group.Molly Wolf, Healthcare Director at NBBJ, is a DBIA professional and registered architect who has dedicated her career to healthcare design and construction. Tony Stewart, Vice President of Design Construction Integration at Skanska, serves in an executive role with a focus on integrated project delivery. As a design-build coach, he is responsible for developing fully engaged and empowered teams.

Troy Stahlecker, PE, LEED, Assoc. DBIA

Director Project Delivery Group

University of Washington

Director of the Capital Project's at the University of Washington with oversight of projects greater than +$5M, roughly $300M-$500M annually. Troy has a 30+ year career at the UW, with design/bid/build, followed by General Contractor Construction Manager (GCCM) and most recently Design Build. Our core principle includes responsibility in ?owner? behaviors contributing to successful project delivery. Our team's motto is to strive for "awesome" measured through our own experience(s), project stakeholders and project partners.

Molly Wolf, AIA, DBIA

Senior Associate, Market Leader, Healthcare Director

NBBJ

Molly has dedicated her career to healthcare architecture and is a leader in the design-build arena. As Healthcare Director at NBBJ, her leadership helps to set the vision for projects and bring together stakeholders, clinicians and multi-disciplinary teams at the right time ? ensuring the process and end project is successful for all entities. She is passionate about streamlining the design and construction process while maintaining quality and innovative design.

Anthony Stewart, AIA

Vice President, Design Construction Integration

Skanska

Tony is on the executive team of Skanska?s Seattle office where he leads Design Construction Integration with a focus on integrated design-build delivery.His renaissance career encompasses key roles across the built environment spectrum - experience as an architect, contractor, developer, broker, property manager, marketer and business developer.Tony is a licensed architect in the State of Washington and a certified coach in StrengthsFinder, CoreClarity and Genius Factor.

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