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Solving the Cross-Discipline Talent Divide

About This Webinar

This topic will speak to how students can engage other disciplines and industries to learn needed skills required to work in the rapidly digitizing Buildings and Infrastructure industry. We will also discuss how professionals can learn from other industries as well, in order to advance their careers and better our industry as a whole.

Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
Featured Presenters
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Design Technology Manager, NORR
Kirk explores the connections between design, technology and how they create the world around us. He believes that technology expands the capabilities of those who leverage it, improving the built environment as a whole. As a Design Technology Manager, Kirk constantly examines and implements new tools and workflows to improve how NORR's integrated design teams deliver projects. Kirk is also the Executive Director of Digital Built - National Capital Region (dbNCR), facilitating the connections between the built environment and technology. As an Instructor at Algonquin College, he urges the next generation of professionals to continue advancing the industry. Kirk is also involved in the national BIM Community, sitting on the Education and Industry Engagement Think Tank of the Canada BIM Council.
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Program Coordinator, BIM Lifecycle Management Program, Algonquin College
As a young professional, my goal has been very simple from the outset. I want to contribute to changing the industry; help it grow and evolve with the emerging technologies and processes of the 21st Century; help it develop smarter and more interoperable data and interfaces; help it to improve the quality and efficiency of work done by all trades. However, recently a new goal has developed for me in light of my travels and experiences; to achieve those goals above but in the best interests of the Canadian context.
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Associate Director, Carleton Immersive Media Studio
Lara Chow is the Associate Director at the Carleton Immersive Media Studio (CIMS) — a research centre associated with the Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism at Carleton University. The research agenda of CIMS is concerned with the study and development of hybrid forms of representation and fabrication for architectural rehabilitation and heritage conservation. She has led several research teams for projects at CIMS including the Centre Block BIM, Library of Parliament BIM, and the development of an urban model of the National Capital Region of Ottawa. Lara holds a Bachelor of Architectural Studies and Masters of Architecture from Carleton University.
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BIM Consultant, Sui Generis Design Studio - Kenya, East Africa
I am an Architect of over 15 years post registration experience and B.I.M Consultant specialized in B.I.M implementation in office and project environments encompassing both training and internal/external coordination protocols.

I have a passion to help various consultants understand the B.I.M process and fully embrace the software tools they use also introducing them to others to drive the BIM processes.
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Digital Project Delivery, AECOM, South Africa
Craig is the Digital Project Delivery (DPD) Lead at AECOM Africa, and is based in Durban South Africa. He leads a team of digital delivery specialists who provide support to AECOMs multidisciplinary teams and projects. The AECOM Africa DPD team is currently delivering projects locally in South Africa and internationally in; Africa, the Middle East, New Zealand and Europe. Craig and his team are passionate about how digital interventions can be used to design, build and operate; faster, smarter and better buildings.
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