In the May issue of IFI D2D, we ask a diversity of international design voices to share their experience in developing teams, and their ability to collaborate for success. We hear their thoughts on effective teambuilding and leadership techniques, employed at all levels of their firms and companies, while engaging the gamut of team members. They also share with us how they have endeavored to strengthen their team’s cohesion, maintaining physical distance while collaborating with both colleagues and project partners.
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The International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers (IFI) is the global voice and authority for professional Interior Architects/Designers. As the singular Federation of Associations, IFI acts as a global forum for the exchange and development of professional practice, knowledge and experience, along with education, research and design advocacy worldwide. IFI connects the international community to further the impact, influence and application of the design of interiors, promote social responsibility, and raise the global status of the profession. An international not-for-profit, founded in 1963, IFI expands the international network of professional Interior Architects/Designers.
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