A’22 Roundtable: Practice Innovation

The AIA Center for Practice is hosting a firm roundtable discussion at the AIA Conference in Chicago, Rising Strategies for Practice Innovation, building on sessions held at A’18 and A’19. This extended Friday afternoon session will include presentations, facilitated roundtable discussions, and resources for practice innovation.

Firm leaders Stacey Keller from the AIA Center for Practice, Mike Elliot of Kluber Architects & Engineers, AIA Trust Chair Amy Slattery, and CannonDesign CEO Brad Lukanic will share their experiences, risk management strategies for innovation, and what excites them about alternative services, technology, and new models of practice.Learn more: https://conferenceonarchitecture.com/schedule/#poster-1960976

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