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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 7, 2011
Meet the IFMA Member: Chris Deppoliti
Chris Deppoliti of Tishman Speyer is the director of facilities, operations & engineering for NBCUniversal. Deppoliti has consistently improved the operational and fiscal management of NBCUniversal Facilities Portfolio to provide optimal service to NBCU within 30 Rockefeller and multiple NY/NJ satellite locations (approximately 2.1 million s/f). As a relatively new member to IFMA, Deppoliti is truly impressed with the amount of great networking opportunities and platforms to exchange best practices. He looks forward to taking full advantage of everything that IFMA has to offer in 2011.
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