Empathy-Informed Design with Wanona Satcher of ReJuve
A picture is worth a thousand words… Or so the old cliche goes. But for the city planner, a conversation may be worth a thousand data points. ReJuve founder and CEO Wanona Satcher is no stranger to community engagement – a necessary strategy to gathering meaningful input from citizens and stakeholders. In this episode…
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A picture is worth a thousand words… Or so the old cliche goes. But for the city planner, a conversation may be worth a thousand data points. ReJuve founder and CEO Wanona Satcher is no stranger to community engagement – a necessary strategy to gathering meaningful input from citizens and stakeholders. In this episode of the AEC podcast, Satcher explains ReJuve’s empathy-informed approach to city planning and design. “The ability for us to hire locally to help residents build the change they want to see is so amazing,” Satcher said, “And to me that is one of the greatest community engagement strengths that we provide within our company.”
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