A veteran project manager highlights the value of engaging communities
On this week’s Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, a conversation with Mohammed Alghurabi, a long-time MDOT senior project manager being honored this week by the Engineering Society of Detroit.
Listen now: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1374205/15318183-a-veteran-project-manager-highlights-the-value-of-engaging-communities
Alghurabi is best known in recent years for his work in southwest Detroit communities to prepare for building the Gordie Howe International Bridge linking Michigan and Canada.
However, he’s also managed other big projects, including the building of the last freeway added to the state trunkline system, M-6 (Paul B. Henry Freeway) in Kent and Ottawa counties.
Now his portfolio includes a project to modernize and improve connectivity on urban corridors in Detroit and Grand Rapids, working closely with officials from both cities:
Alghurabi shares his experience building trust with residents, business owners and others affected by the work on the various projects.
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