Webinar | Thursday December 10th | 1:00 – 2:00 pm

Every capital project starts with a need or idea, but how do you know whether it's achievable?

Before committing significant time and resources, nonprofits need to understand what a project will really require. From existing building conditions and budget constraints to operational needs, evaluating feasibility means looking at a project from multiple angles to understand what’s possible, identify potential challenges, and explore alternative approaches.

Join us to learn what goes into evaluating a capital project’s feasibility, the questions your organization should be asking, and how to use those findings to make informed decisions to determine your best path forward.

We’ll discuss:

• Key questions to ask when considering a capital project
• The factors that influence project feasibility and how to evaluate them
• Common challenges that are uncovered during the feasibility process
• How to interpret findings and find a mission-aligned solution

Who should attend:
Nonprofit executive directors, COOs, CFOs, facilities directors, board members, and anyone responsible for planning or managing capital projects.

Why attend:
This session will provide practical insights into what it takes to turn an idea into a realistic plan by identifying potential challenges, evaluating options, and making informed decisions that align with your organization's mission. 

Presenter

Ronzard Innocent 

Ron has been a key member of Denham Wolf’s project management team since 2007. Drawing upon his extensive background in facilities planning, design and construction, Ron brings a sophisticated understanding of all aspects of the project management process to the firm and its clients.

As Managing Director of Project Management, Ron leads the Project Management team’s key initiatives, pilots new business development efforts, and provides guidance to the firm’s Project Managers. His leadership and commitment to seamless delivery of quality services allow him to advance the team’s expertise in implementing major construction projects.


Register today to reserve your spot.