Firm Growth, Client Trust, and the Role of a Firm’s Core Values
Join us as Daniel Levy shares his inspiring journey from discovering his passion for architecture to founding one of the industry’s leading firms. With a focus on integrity, team well-being, and innovation, Daniel discusses how DKLEVY’s core values shape their approach to every project.
As an AIA Licensed Architect with a diverse background, Daniel’s insights offer valuable lessons for architects at every stage of their career. DKLEVY’s extensive portfolio includes over 250 projects spanning three countries, and discover how they create exceptional experiences in various sectors, from entertainment to senior living.
Beyond their projects, Daniel’s commitment to community involvement and mentorship reflects DKLEVY’s dedication to shaping the future of architecture. From serving on boards to supporting design students at the University of Tennessee, Daniel’s impact extends far beyond the drafting table.
Tune in to this episode of EntreArchitect to gain valuable insights into the world of architecture and design, and learn from visionary leaders like Daniel Levy as they share their expertise and passion for shaping the built environment.
This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, Firm Growth, Client Trust, and the Role of a Firm’s Core Values with Daniel Levy.
Connect with Daniel online at DKLEVY, and find him on LinkedIn.
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