Hines Competition Winner
Congratulations to Team Fusion, winner of the 2021 ULI / Gerald D. Hines Student Urban Design Competition, which took place in KC this year!
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A very special Coffee Connect this morning with Karen Hogan, Allan Person, and Stephanie Gorman of @TurnerCo_KC. Thank you for sharing your 21-Day Challenge to combat social injustice and racial inequalities in the workplace.
“We have to be comfortable with being uncomfortable”