Welcome to the Institute for Leadership in Capital Projects (I-LinCP)


The Institute for Leadership in Capital Projects (I-LinCP), is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
We're pronounced "i-link-up" because that is what we do!


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Evolve the capital projects industry through sharing of knowledge for optimized leadership, delivery, and performance.


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Jan. 26, 2012

Mayor Mick Cornett to Keynote at 4th Annual Leadership in Capital Projects (LinCP) Forum

 

AUSTIN, TX – Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett, who was recently interviewed on National Public Radio, will be the keynote presenter on April 4, 2012, the second day of the Institute for Leadership in Capital Project (I-LinCP)’s 4th Annual Forum, in Austin, Texas.

 

Mayor Cornett’s talk is titled, "MAPPING Oklahoma City's Future."

The world has taken notice of Oklahoma City’s remarkable renaissance and its popular Mayor. Oklahoma City makes regular appearances on numerous “Best Of” lists. Mayor Mick Cornett was named Governing magazine’s 2010 “Public Official of the Year” and finished second in the world in the London-based City Mayors Foundation’s  “2010 World Mayor Award.”

 Much of Oklahoma City’s recent recognition can be traced to Cornett’s tireless marketing of the city through regular national television appearances and national and international speaking engagements.

As Mayor, Cornett led the charge to pass the visionary infrastructure program known as MAPS 3 – a $777-million investment that will dramatically reshape Oklahoma City and enhance the quality of life of its residents. MAPS 3 projects include a 70-acre downtown park, improved sidewalks and hike and bike trails, a modern streetcar system, a new convention center, senior wellness/aquatic centers and other amenities...


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TESTIMONIALS

“We are in the midst of a technology change. We need to change the way we communicate with each other about project outcomes . We deal with a very fragmented process; everybody has a silo of interest, and nobody wants to let others through that barrier. As a collaborative group, I‑LinCP can do so many things that don’t require an equity investment. You simply agree that you will do things in a way that serves the project outcome. When all the parties are involved early in a project – including the subcontractors – and everyone is on equal footing, you increase the odds of a positive outcome when the project is delivered.

I joined the I-LinCP board to help spread the word throughout Texas that our thought processes are evolving. This is a group that embraces new ideas.

All of us – owners, architects, contractors, subcontractors – are like concrete. Separately, the pieces have certain strengths, but when you put that recipe together, you have a much stronger material. So, moving forward together, we can have much more favorable outcomes.

Knowledge is power, and what you find with I-LinCP is a collaborative group of extremely smart people with a lot of experience. If they see you are in a bad situation, they will be more than happy to say, ‘We have been there; we understand. Let’s look at how we can better deliver successful projects.’

Every dollar being used on a project had better yield as much as it possibly can. There is no room for a bad story. When you walk into a LinCP Forum, there are no stupid questions; no one is better than another. We maintain an open-mindedness, because we all understand that if we don’t listen, absorb, and identify a new way to work together, then we will continue to experience some of the failures we have had in the past. We just can’t afford that any longer.”

Rob Roy Parnell, Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities, Texas State University System

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