There have been many influences on my work over the years. I had the benefit of one of my first positions in a planning department working for Larry Beasley in the Major Developments Group of Central Area Planning for the City of Vancouver. Since those early days I have worked with, been mentored, and developed friendships with many other truly outstanding people in my chosen profession.
Below I am listing some of these individuals as a way of recognizing their contribution to my work: Krista Voigt, Stanley King, Dan Burden, Mark Holland, Adam Bienenstock, Chuck Marohn, Dr. Harold Nelson, Roger Brooks, Rob Spanier, Andrew Angus, Kim Wingrove, Peter Kenyon, and John O'Cal. I started this blog post three years ago, and it sat in my draft box since then. I finally have come to complete it today.
From the influences of these wonderful people and my own experimentation and experiences I have developed my own personal structure for community planning and economic development. It is an integrated approach that can most easily be presented in the illustration below. I have had many different drawings of this, but this is the most recent. I will post more about the various components of this hierarchy in the future:
Below I am listing some of these individuals as a way of recognizing their contribution to my work: Krista Voigt, Stanley King, Dan Burden, Mark Holland, Adam Bienenstock, Chuck Marohn, Dr. Harold Nelson, Roger Brooks, Rob Spanier, Andrew Angus, Kim Wingrove, Peter Kenyon, and John O'Cal. I started this blog post three years ago, and it sat in my draft box since then. I finally have come to complete it today.
From the influences of these wonderful people and my own experimentation and experiences I have developed my own personal structure for community planning and economic development. It is an integrated approach that can most easily be presented in the illustration below. I have had many different drawings of this, but this is the most recent. I will post more about the various components of this hierarchy in the future:
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