Explore the real and perceived advantages and disadvantages of three project delivery methods (PDMs) – Design-Bid-Build, CM At-Risk, and Design-Build – with a panel of experts familiar with all three. For Owners who enjoy the luxury of choice, how and why do they choose to employ a given PDM one project, then switch to another PDM on a different project? How does the choice of PDM potentially reveal things about the project of interest to potential service providers?
This webinar has been approved for 1.25 AIA LUs.
Panelists:
JESSICA BAKER
Director of Construction
Prometheus Real Estate Group
In her current role, she is responsible for overseeing multiple multifamily construction projects and supporting associated pre-construction activities. To that end, Mrs. Baker’s recent efforts have included implementing a company-wide Business Intelligence platform for all company projects.
A native of Miami, Florida, Mrs. Baker graduated in 1997 with a Bachelor of Science in Systems Engineering from the United States Naval Academy. Following graduation, she served eight years as a Naval Aviator.
Following her military service, and prior to joining Prometheus, Mrs. Baker held similar positions with Mill Creek Residential Trust and Trammell Crow Residential. During her career, she has accumulated fifteen years of experience in design development, budgeting, bidding, contracting, scheduling, and day to day management of construction activities and teams resulting in the completion of over 1,400 multifamily homes.
In addition to her undergraduate degree from Annapolis, Mrs. Baker holds a Master of Business Administration, and a Master of Construction Management from the University of Southern California. She is also a Certified General Contractor (California).
MODERATOR
Tawnya Reitz
Senior Tech Sales Specialist
Autodesk
Prior to joining Autodesk as a technical specialist, Tawnya was a direct Owner’s Rep for many years and an Owner’s advocate for many more in various industry roles.
Much of her career was in commercial prototype and program management, on projects throughout North America.