Well Designed Space Supports Non Profit Mission

Steve Kenat

Steve Kenat and Brooke Behnfeldt share why a well designed work environment is often a key resource in recruitment, retention and productivity in the corporate community. This phenomenon is no less present and critical in the not-for-profit world. GBBN has had the opportunity to work with many not-for-profit organizations, designing buildings and work environments that don’t just support their functional needs, but serve to expand and promote their Mission and their Brand – both internally and externally.

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Managing Business in China Over the Next Five Years

Matthew Schottelkotte

Matthew Schottelkotte's presentation during a webinar held at Frost Brown Todd that involves dissecting the Five-Year plan of China and what it means to U.S. businesses.

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Using Tax Credits To Help Fund Facilities Needs of Non-Profit Organizations

Steve Kenat

Steve Kenat, Dale McGirr, and John Michel share their knowledge on how non-profit organizations can expand, renovate, or replace their facilities through a variety of federal and state tax credit programs.

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Campus Heritage Planning - Understanding the Economics

Ronald Kull

Article for the Society of College and University Planning (SCUP) Journal, Planning in Higher Education. Dale and Ron address the economic and financial issues surrounding campus preservation projects that tend to prevent approval of such projects, even when they have great strategic importance.

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North Central SCUP 2010 - Campus Planning Leadership: Creating Community Value

Dale McGirr

Learn about the history and strategic forces of off campus neighborhoods and the institutional strategic drivers for community development.

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