Journey of an Urban Rebel | Bill Neher | TEDxRegina

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. While some may see him in the twilight of his career, Bill is discovering a renewal. He's discovering new purpose in his role as architect and, more importantly, community member.

Bill has almost 30 years' experience as an architectural designer, project manager and development consultant.
After spending nearly a decade with IPSCO leading project administration and cost control for capital projects across North America (including the $400M Greenfield Mini-Mill in Iowa), Bill started his own consulting firm.
Since then, he's been involved in numerous projects, including the SaskPower Grid Control Centre, the London Life Regional Office Relocation (Royal Bank Tower), and the Carling Mall Façade renovations.
Bill has volunteered with various boards in the city, such as the Regina Jazz Society, the Grant Road School Parents Association, the Campbell Area Music Parents, the YQR Creative Arts Association, the Grey Cup 95 Committee and Regina Habitat for Humanity.


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