Engaging, Communicating and Building Relationships - Burns & McDonnell
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Maine Power Reliability Program Land Acquisition
Reynolds Topeka Public Involvement
Glenbrook Cables Stakeholder Management
Public Process Narrows Options from Trillions to One
Onward: Communications Strategies Build Public Support for Projects on the Move
Planning Magazine: Getting Up to Speed with Transportation Economic Impact Tools
Right of Way: Projects in the Public Eye
Joab Ortiz
Associate Public Involvement Specialist
P: 816-349-6766
Engaging, Communicating and Building Relationships
Public involvement and outreach at Burns & McDonnell goes beyond press releases and open houses. Our goal is to engage the full range of project stakeholders early, often and throughout a project.
But who are project stakeholders? They're anyone either affected by or with influence over any phase of a project. They can be property owners, community residents, neighbors, elected officials, civic leaders, government agencies, business owners, neighborhood association members. The success of your project is dependent on how well your project team builds, maintains and manages relationships with the public at large and specific project stakeholders throughout the project timeline.
Siting authorities, environmental permitting agencies and local governments are increasingly insisting that community stakeholders have a more active voice in the planning and execution of projects. At the same time, the communication explosion powered by the Internet and social media is empowering the public at large to influence, oppose or support projects in ways like never before.
Your Public Face for Community Involvement and Outreach
Early, frequent and ongoing engagement with stakeholders enables valuable input at each stage and provides a mechanism for demonstrating how input received was incorporated into the project decision-making process. As your project public involvement and outreach arm, Burns & McDonnell stakeholder management specialists can focus on highly responsive project input and positive stakeholder experiences while your public relations staff continues to manage your organization's full communications plan.
Managing land acquisition and right-of-way processes >
Project hotlines
Local leader meetings
Engaging, Communicating and Building Relationships - Burns & McDonnell
Home > Services > Environmental Studies & Permitting > Public Involvement & Outreach
Maine Power Reliability Program Land Acquisition
Reynolds Topeka Public Involvement
Glenbrook Cables Stakeholder Management
Public Process Narrows Options from Trillions to One
Onward: Communications Strategies Build Public Support for Projects on the Move
Planning Magazine: Getting Up to Speed with Transportation Economic Impact Tools
Right of Way: Projects in the Public Eye
Joab Ortiz
Associate Public Involvement Specialist
P: 816-349-6766
Engaging, Communicating and Building Relationships
Public involvement and outreach at Burns & McDonnell goes beyond press releases and open houses. Our goal is to engage the full range of project stakeholders early, often and throughout a project.
But who are project stakeholders? They're anyone either affected by or with influence over any phase of a project. They can be property owners, community residents, neighbors, elected officials, civic leaders, government agencies, business owners, neighborhood association members. The success of your project is dependent on how well your
 project team builds, maintains and manages relationships with the public at large and specific project stakeholders throughout the project timeline.
Siting authorities, environmental permitting agencies and local governments are increasingly insisting that community stakeholders have a more active voice in the planning and execution of projects. At the same time, the communication explosion powered by the Internet and social media is empowering the public at large to influence, oppose or support projects in ways like never before.
Your Public Face for Community Involvement and Outreach
Early, frequent and ongoing engagement with stakeholders enables valuable input at each stage and provides a mechanism for demonstrating how input received was incorporated into the project decision-making process. As your project public involvement and outreach arm, Burns & McDonnell stakeholder management specialists can focus on highly responsive project input and positive stakeholder experiences while your public relations staff continues to manage your organization's full communications plan.
Managing land acquisition and right-of-way processes >
Project hotlines
Local leader meetings