Steve Manning

    Steve Manning is a journalist based in Idaho. When he's not writing, he can usually be found at the theater or taking his dog on a hike. If he could only go to one restaurant for the rest of his life, it would be Al's Place in San Francisco.
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    Advancing Women in Facilities Management

    Note: We are cross-posting this content from our sister event, the Higher Ed Facilities Forum, because addressing the challenges faced by women in facilities management is an important and often neglected topic that needs to be discussed.Gender...

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    How K-12 Facilities Leaders Are Adapting to Today’s Challenges

    K-12 leaders may have had a high-pressure job before COVID-19 arrived, but it’s only grown more complex since. With the return of in-person learning came a daunting new world of health and safety considerations, not to mention increasing scrutiny...

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    How to Design Healthy and Equitable Spaces

    Kimberly Lewis likes to tell people she’s a member of the .001%: a Black woman executive and person of faith in the sustainability movement. Over the course of two decades working in the green building space, she’s used her position to advocate for...

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    Understanding Available Federal Grants for K-12 Facilities

    Over the last several years, the federal government has given public school districts unprecedented relief funding to improve facilities in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. As districts head into 2023, however, they still face significant...

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    What Facilities Leaders Can from Learn Mike Richter’s Legendary Hockey Career

    When Mike Richter retired from the National Hockey League, the legendary New York Rangers goaltender took what some might consider an unusual career turn. After earning his degree from Yale, he quickly established himself as a leader in the clean...

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    How Red Shoes Living Can Transform Your Facilities Organization

    After spending more than 20 years as a corporate turnaround executive, Lonnie Mayne invested in a small tech startup. After his first couple weeks at the 14-person company, his children gave him some tough news: “Dad, you can’t wear a suit and tie...

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