SUN-A10: Adapting Practice: Strategies for Professional and Economic Success in the 21st Century

Start Date

10/23/2016

End Date

10/23/2016

Description

The practice of landscape architecture has never fit into a box. As it continues to evolve, professionals must rise to meet new challenges and develop new ways of practicing. By adapting the traditional practice model, this session explores how to leverage our strengths for greater profitability and professional success.

Location

New Orleans, LA

Distance Learning

Course Equivalency

Subjects

Business Practices / Contracts / HR

Health, Safety and Welfare

Hours

1.50

Learning Outcomes

Learn how landscape architects can adapt to contemporary economic realities and increase profitability within a non-traditional approach to practice.
Examine innovative deliverable strategies for landscape architects, reducing traditional costs and liabilities, while offering more lucrative applications of our skills.
Understand the challenges and successes of applying our unique skills, perspective, and training in a post-recession economy.
Assess how both skill and personal strengths can lead to innovative and personally fulfilling practice endeavors.

Instructors

Dean HillJonathon GeelsJoy KueblerElizabeth Pulver

Course Codes

Provider

American Society of Landscape Architects

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