“Business leaders learn many of their biggest lessons in a trial by fire. This year has bought plenty of those.” Follow the link to read Columbus Business First discuss the daily challenges that covid has brought into businesses and how “intentional vulnerability” can empower current leadership.
Learn how volunteer firms, like Moody Nolan, are collaborating with community groups to design ways to help businesses reopen after Covid-19.
Vince Terry, AIA, Regional Director of Business Development, weighs in on the evolving workplace during the coronavirus pandemic.
Moody Nolan has led major projects over much of the U.S., usually building relationships face-to-face with stakeholders and partners as they collaborate on design, strategies and goals. But, when the firm landed its first West Coast contract in the midst of a pandemic, the ground rules had to change. As it turns out, the firm’s…
Meeting the COVID-19 moment: Insights and reflections The worldwide pandemic threw our economy into a tailspin and forced companies to learn new ways of working – with colleagues, clients and partners. We asked several Moody Nolan leaders to reflect on the adjustments made to accommodate this new environment and some of the outcomes so far.…
At Moody Nolan, we believe that architecture should be responsive to an organization’s needs. This begins with being responsive to the needs of our staff and our clients. Therefore, with concerns growing about the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we want to ensure you that we have the technology and infrastructure in place to support you and your…