Paul Carder Email & Phone Number

Plymouth, Gb

Plymouth, United Kingdom

I support a fascinating range of hard-working professional teams in multiple health, medical and caring roles across Plymouth, west Devon and the South Hams. I work with the Directors and Heads of Service to strategically plan their accommodation needs, and manage our landlord relationships. At the core, we have three community hospitals, acute mental health facilities, dentistry, pharmacy, MIUs and a range of clinics and therapy services. But increasingly we support our staff to offer treatment and care across the community, and where possible at our patients' homes. It is humbling to work with these great people.

Global

All issues available here: http://www.workandplace.com"Work&Place" was a periodical journal, with 11 international issues published. It is now all online. We believe that there will come a time when organisations, and the people who lead them, will think of “work” and “places” as two different, but inter-connected, management responsibilities. And “management” is the word missing from our title, but it will be integral to the key messages put across in many of our articles. Our journal is therefore relevant to the creators and managers of “places” (corporate real estate, construction, facilities management and workplace development). It will be equally relevant to managers of “work” (business leaders, and functional specialists who have a key influence on corporate “places” - human resources (HR) and information technology (IT) and others such as branding and marketing).If you would like to write for Work&Place, please contact Marcus: email: Marcus.Bowen@workandplace.com

Devon, England

I have been writing about work and places, workplace management and related corporate real estate/ facilities management subjects for many years. Some examples are attached below.- White Papers (original research, and writing)- Articles for publications (journals, magazines, in-house publications)- Case Studies (for your own company, or clients)- "Ghost" writing (providing the raw material for you to publish in your name)- Blog content (in my name, or yours)

Global

Dr Jim Ware and I created the concept for the "Raising The Bar" study and global round-table series, which was published and supported by www.rics.org, and from 2016 also by www.ifma.org Co-authors (since 2016) include Dr. Rob Harris ( www.ramidus.co.uk) and Marcus Bowen (Occupiers Journal) in Hong Kong.Three reports (2012, 2014 & 2017) are free and available to download at the following link:http://www.rics.org/raisingthebarTony Keane, President and CEO of IFMA said: “This valuable report provides empirical support for what many FM professionals have been saying for years. It should serve as a clarion call to action for the global FM industry."As one of the largest studies of FM around the world, and a time-series over 5 years to date, it is hoped that Raising The Bar will feed into the new IFMA-RICS collaboration, www.define.fm

Frenchay, Bristol

Research and teaching, Dept of Architecture & Built EnvironmentTeaching mainly final year undergraduate and masters level, subjects including corporate real estate, property and facilities management.

London, United Kingdom

Developing and delivering useable business research through a network for property occupier (end-user) senior Workplace/FM Directors and Managers; sharing best practice in the strategic management of the workplace infrastructure to support the core operations of large organizations.

London, United Kingdom

Paul was Head of Business Development and later, International Director, for IPD Occupiers, a performance management and benchmarking specialist. He managed the UK FM network group for senior facilities managers, and the “Global 500” benchmarking project for multi-national occupiers.

Specialist Finance, UK Corporate Finance

London, United Kingdom

Assisted the Workplace Forum with research preparation and the WIP (workplace infrastructure performance) research programme

Cornwall

Reservist Rifleman, never quite knowing what was going on, but we got to shoot all kinds of weapons, jump in and out of helicopters, and the occasional landing craft (which never quite got to the beach - providing simple entertainment to the RM Commandos).I did manage to excel at shooting things quite accurately, and got sent up to represent the Battalion at the SW championships. Basic training was at the grand Peninsula Barracks in Winchester (and some woods somewhere, but we never knew where we were, and were too tired to care) which is now converted to posh homes.