Recent Articles
AIA Palm Beach honors two LEO A DALY projects
The Toby & Leon Cooperman Sinai Residences in Boca Raton received an award in the residential category and LEO A DALY’s West Palm Beach studio received an interiors award.
LEO A DALY signs MEP 2040 pledge, pushing forward sustainability goals
LEO A DALY has signed on to MEP 2040, a movement to radically reduce total carbon emissions associated with building systems through collective action. Signatories seek to achieve operational net zero in their projects by 2030 and net zero embodied carbon by 2040.
Danette Riddle joins LEO A DALY to lead strategy and growth
Danette Riddle will develop and lead LEO A DALY’s brand strategy and marketing, in collaboration with other firm leadership. She will play a key role in the firm’s ambitious near-term growth goals.
LEO A DALY experts share decarbonization strategies with Facilities Management Advisor
Leo A. Daly Company CEO Ed Benes and LEO A DALY embodied carbon subject matter expert Jake Zach were featured in Facilities Management Advisor, sharing strategies for reducing embodied carbon in buildings.
King Hamad American Mission Hospital Receives NHRA Highest Level of Accreditation
Compliant with NHRA and International Infection Prevention and Control (IPC), the multi-specialty hospital design gives specific attention to hospital-acquired infections.
LEO A DALY’s Jenna Ketchen Selected for Greater Omaha Chamber’s Leadership Omaha
Jenna Ketchen, a client relations manager in LEO A DALY’s Omaha studio, has been selected for the Greater Omaha Chamber’s Leadership Omaha Class 47.
“I am a legacy to Leadership Omaha, following in my Mom’s footsteps 25 years later,” Ketchen said. “I am humbled to have the support of LEO A DALY for what is sure to be a life-changing experience.”
The class will spend the next 10 months focusing on community trusteeship, community awareness and leadership styles. Candidates for Leadership Omaha are chosen based on a rigorous selection process, continuing a four-decades-plus tradition of cohort-based leadership development.
“This is an exciting time for these leaders, and we are proud of our members in Leadership Omaha Class 47, who are preparing to embark on a journey to strengthen our region through effective communication, increased awareness, strong leadership and inspiration, both within themselves and for our city,” said Daniela Rojas Florez, Director of Community Leadership Programs, Greater Omaha Chamber.
As in the past, this year’s class was selected by a committee of Leadership Omaha alumni and Chamber board members. All honorees demonstrated strong community involvement and a vision for the future of Omaha.