Doc Frank chats with Peter Colacino from Sydney in Australia. Peter gives us a deep insight into his model for improving projects, covering collaboration, productivity and outcomes. 

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Show notes:

1.       NEC stands for New Engineering Contract, a framework for more collaborative contracting which was developed in the United Kingdom.

2.       As per Peter’s call to action, check out (and maybe even engage with) the John Grill Institute of Project Leadership. Link here: https://www.sydney.edu.au/engineering/our-research/infrastructure-and-transport/john-grill-institute-for-project-leadership/how-to-engage.html

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