WhiteSpace Welcomes New Addition: Brandon Crawford-Braun (Project Manager)
WhiteSpace is excited to announce an addition to the team: our new Project Manager, Brandon Crawford-Braun.
Brandon brings over a decade of experience working in the telecommunications industry to his role at WhiteSpace. He spent seven years as an Inside Plant Technician learning the intricacies of fiber networks, then four years at WiredScore evaluating building technology for a diverse range of projects.
As a Project Manager, he’ll be at the forefront of executing our telecommunications projects, and his expertise will be a great asset to our company and our clients alike.
“I am most excited to work with owners to create these technologically advanced buildings, identify their goals, and make sure they are making the decisions now to future-proof their properties and not have to spend again to bring it up to speed,” Brandon says.
“I’m also excited to dive into tenant experience technology – whether that is tenant apps, AV systems for shared spaces, or any of the behind-the-scenes tech that impact the day-to-day work lives of employees in these buildings.”
Welcome to the team, Brandon!
To learn more about Brandon, you can read his bio, or connect with him on LinkedIn.
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