On this episode of Facility Voices, we chat with Mike Hollimon, Director of Facilities at Gwinnett Technical College, to explore the vital role facilities management plays in shaping higher education. Mike shares how his team goes beyond maintenance, creating opportunities for students and staff through mentorship and leadership development. He also discusses the challenges of managing a growing team, balancing priorities, and staying ahead in an ever-evolving field. With a passion for teamwork and continuous learning, Mike highlights the strategies that have helped him build a strong, resilient facilities department.
Listen now to gain insights on fostering a strong team culture, developing leadership skills, and the impact of proactive facilities management on campus success.
Mike Hollimon is the Director of Facilities at Gwinnett Technical College, managing a team of 60 and overseeing six divisions. With 30+ years of experience, he has led multimillion-dollar projects at Brenau University and Reinhardt University. Mike began his career in his family’s construction business and holds degrees from Dalton Junior College and Brenau University. He volunteers with Hall County Search & Rescue and founded the Habitat High Program. Mike resides in Flowery Branch, Georgia, with his family and enjoys diecast model collecting and baseball umpiring.
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