2022 P3 Higher Education Summit

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10.04.22

Join Winstead attorneys Zeena Angadicheril, Kacie Byrd, and Jeff Nydegger,  at the 2022 P3 Higher Education Summit. The summit will examine campus infrastructure challenges faced by schools nationwide; and how new approaches to procurement, risk, planning, and asset management are helping campus planners deliver critical projects.

Date: October 1, 2022 – October 4, 2022
Location: Grand Hyatt, Washington D.C.

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Winstead Speakers: Jeff Nydegger, Zeena Angadicheril

Winstead Attendees: Kacie Byrd

Who Should Attend: Higher education professionals including: Campus treasurers, budgeting directors, procurement officers, chancellors, financial officers, facility mangers, and other campus administrators

 

Our attorneys will participate in the following panel:

Innovation Districts - A Potential Solution to the Technology Transfer Conundrum

Date: Tuesday, October 4, 2022
Time: 1:15 – 2:15 p.m.
Location: Farragut Square

This panel presentation will discuss the guiding principles for creating an innovation district and the financial rewards that can be reaped by participating universities and their technology transfer offices.

Moderator: Zeena Angadicheril, Of Counsel at Winstead PC

Panelists: Emily Crutcher, Associate Director / Vice President, Public Institutions at JLL; Jeff Nydegger, Shareholder at Winstead PC; Jeff Stebar, Principal, Higher Education at Perkins&Will

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  1. Jeff Nydegger

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