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Joey Shea joined Interface in 2018. As manager of mission activation, he relies on his background in the environmental nonprofit sector to share how Interface pursues business success and deep sustainability impact at the same time. Collaboration and collective impact are at the heart of our approach to Climate Take Back, the business plan to reverse global warming, and Joey’s job is to get as many people excited to take on the challenge as possible. He currently serves on the advisory board for the Lifecycle Building Center, Atlanta’s leading building material reuse nonprofit; and as a board member for ChattahoocheeNOW, an organization dedicated to revitalizing and unlocking the potential of the Chattahoochee River that flows through north Georgia.

Joey Shea joined Interface in 2018. As manager of mission activation, he relies on his background in the environmental nonprofit sector to share how Interface pursues business success and deep sustainability impact at the same time. Collaboration and collective impact are at the heart of our approach to Climate Take Back, the business plan to reverse global warming, and Joey’s job is to get as many people excited to take on the challenge as possible. He currently serves on the advisory board for the Lifecycle Building Center, Atlanta’s leading building material reuse nonprofit; and as a board member for ChattahoocheeNOW, an organization dedicated to revitalizing and unlocking the potential of the Chattahoochee River that flows through north Georgia.

Hear from Ryan Turner (RefineRE) and Glenn Felson (Kastle Systems) on the evolution of building security + access control and how the pandemic has been a catalyst for updating antiquated systems. Want to learn more from Glenn? Check out his blog: https://glennfelson.substack.com

Host Peter Holland sits down with Shannon McLendon, Director of Office Services & Real Estate at The Motley Fool, and Ryan Turner, Founder & CEO of RefineRE to discuss how The Motley Fool is paving the way in the ever-evolving 'WFH' landscape.

Host Peter Holland sits down with Paul Thurman, Professor of Management and Analytics at Columbia University to discuss the recent changes in the CRE landscape -- and how they'll bounce back.

With the world changing rapidly, it’s tempting to wait for the return to normalcy. As CRE leaders strategize what the “return to normal” will look like, it’s important to consider we might be entering a whole new world, which means strategies and tactics need to change too. 
Listen in as host Peter Holland, chats with the CEO of award-winning workplace and analytics solution, Basking, to discuss possibilities and planning for a brand-new year in highly uncertain times.