Aug 4, 2026 ¡ 45 min ¡ 13 segments
This episode explores how QuadReal Property Group is centralizing operations across a growing portfolio of connected buildings by owning the network infrastructure behind them. Andy Rodriguez sharesâŚ
Andy RodriguezGuest
Brad BonavitaHost
So Andy, my first question to you is, What are you most looking forward to this year at NexusCon?
Yeah, I mean, it's the relationships or the new relationships, the new people to meet.
You know, I spent a lot of time hanging out kind of in the foyer last year and just, you know, I was just meeting people, just standing around, you know, hanging around the tables there, getting to know, you know, what they did, what kind of cool things they were up to.
You know, it seems like, you know, we're all looking to find new ways to be innovative, but also to serve, you know, either the clients or or the stakeholders that we work with.
So, so it's always, it's always cool to, to, you know, get a pulse on what's happening out there outside of your own bubble.
And for me as a, as a Canadian, you know, the, the, the U S the U S firms, there's some pretty large firms that do some very cool things.
So I'm always keen to listen in on, on random conversations, but then obviously, you know, the, all the good stuff you guys put on as well.
I think, um, When we come in and we say educational first and non-salesy, what it does is it makes people come in with this very collaborative, focused mindset.
I hear that all the time, and I think it's because we set that precedent that everybody is here to learn, regardless of what stage you're at, you're here to learn first.
And so when people bring that mindset in, it's pretty cool the connections people make.
If you haven't signed up, we'll put a link in the show notes to sign up as well, but we would love to see you there.
So Andy, my first question to you is, What are you most looking forward to this year at NexusCon?
Yeah, I mean, it's the relationships or the new relationships, the new people to meet.
You know, I spent a lot of time hanging out kind of in the foyer last year and just, you know, I was just meeting people, just standing around, you know, hanging around the tables there, getting to know, you know, what they did, what kind of cool things they were up to.
You know, it seems like, you know, we're all looking to find new ways to be innovative, but also to serve, you know, either the clients or or the stakeholders that we work with.
So, so it's always, it's always cool to, to, you know, get a pulse on what's happening out there outside of your own bubble.
And for me as a, as a Canadian, you know, the, the, the U S the U S firms, there's some pretty large firms that do some very cool things.
So I'm always keen to listen in on, on random conversations, but then obviously, you know, the, all the good stuff you guys put on as well.
I think, um, When we come in and we say educational first and non-salesy, what it does is it makes people come in with this very collaborative, focused mindset.
I hear that all the time, and I think it's because we set that precedent that everybody is here to learn, regardless of what stage you're at, you're here to learn first.
And so when people bring that mindset in, it's pretty cool the connections people make.
If you haven't signed up, we'll put a link in the show notes to sign up as well, but we would love to see you there.
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