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Persistence During Unprecedented Times
In this episode you will hear first hand how to navigate the profession of interior design. Guest Peter Harrison and Elizabeth discuss:
- How to be resilient during different economic climates
- How to transition from school to practice
- How to approach the intimidating topic of networking
- How to make yourself indispensable at a firm
“You are the driver of your professional destiny. No one is going to hand it to you. Know that whatever happens during a recession you can make things happen for yourself. It might not happen today. It might not happen tomorrow but it will happen. Do not lose sight of your goals, dreams and aspirations. I think if you are resilient and you focus on the end goal things will work out. They always do. So be tenacious and be excited, positive and ready to enter a profession that is incredibly enriching and touches so many aspects of our lives. It is very worthwhile to stick through this kind of period of uncertainty and just keep going, keep producing and being excited about interior design.” - Peter Harrison
Guest Summary:
Peter Harrison is a Interior Designer at Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership. He is a captivating emerging designer. Early on in his career he has identified how to set goals and through networking align himself with his career aspirations.
Some highlights from his career include:
- Director of Student Affairs with IIDA Oregon
- Bachelor in Interior Design with a Minor in Landscape Architecture from Utah State University
- Portland Materials Transparency Collaborative Leadership Group
- USGBC Special Programs Working Group for Green Build
- Recently completed the Parson Healthy Materials Lab Program
- LEED AP ID + C and Living Future Accreditation
- He has a passion for sustainability, networking and paying it forward to the next generations of designers.
To read 11 Pro Tips and to reference additional professional resources visit the show notes.
To contact us with questions please reach out.
Don't forget to leave a rave review on your favorite podcast player.
Till next time keep designing y'all.
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By Elizabeth Lockwood, NCIDQ LEED AP ID+C IIDA
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In this episode you will hear first hand how to navigate the profession of interior design. Guest Peter Harrison and Elizabeth discuss:
- How to be resilient during different economic climates
- How to transition from school to practice
- How to approach the intimidating topic of networking
- How to make yourself indispensable at a firm
“You are the driver of your professional destiny. No one is going to hand it to you. Know that whatever happens during a recession you can make things happen for yourself. It might not happen today. It might not happen tomorrow but it will happen. Do not lose sight of your goals, dreams and aspirations. I think if you are resilient and you focus on the end goal things will work out. They always do. So be tenacious and be excited, positive and ready to enter a profession that is incredibly enriching and touches so many aspects of our lives. It is very worthwhile to stick through this kind of period of uncertainty and just keep going, keep producing and being excited about interior design.” - Peter Harrison
Guest Summary:
Peter Harrison is a Interior Designer at Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership. He is a captivating emerging designer. Early on in his career he has identified how to set goals and through networking align himself with his career aspirations.
Some highlights from his career include:
- Director of Student Affairs with IIDA Oregon
- Bachelor in Interior Design with a Minor in Landscape Architecture from Utah State University
- Portland Materials Transparency Collaborative Leadership Group
- USGBC Special Programs Working Group for Green Build
- Recently completed the Parson Healthy Materials Lab Program
- LEED AP ID + C and Living Future Accreditation
- He has a passion for sustainability, networking and paying it forward to the next generations of designers.
To read 11 Pro Tips and to reference additional professional resources visit the show notes.
To contact us with questions please reach out.
Don't forget to leave a rave review on your favorite podcast player.
Till next time keep designing y'all.