In this episode Cooper Knowlton and Emily Cajigas chat with Kate Wittels, a partner at the consulting firm of HR&A, where she advises governments, developers, and businesses on leveraging technology and forging connections to create districts, workforces, and economies that are ready for the future. The conversation focuses on innovation districts — understanding how they’re formed, what they need to be successful, and the various challenges they often face. They also chat about innovation districts in New York City, specifically the Navy Yard and Industry City, and how these districts are being rethought in the age of remote work. It’s a great conversation and a must listen for anyone interested in the future of cities.
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