Departments
Architecture
Education
(M.B.A.), Northeastern University
(B.Arch.), Syracuse University
Awards
- Alpha Ro Chi medal for leadership, service and merit
Professional Experience
- Program Director, Facilities Design & Construction, Northeastern University
- Sr. Capital Project Manager, Facilities Design & Construction, Northeastern University
- Sr. Facilities Planner, Capital Projects Office, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
- Market Sector Leader, Stantec Architecture
- Project Architect, Chan Krieger Sieniewicz (Now NBBJ)
- Architectural Designer, CBT Architects
- Architectural Designer, JRS Architect
Past Clients
- Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA
- Lowell Community Health Center, Lowell, MA
- Women and Infant’s Hospital, Providence, RI
- Harvard University, Faculty of Arts and Science, Cambridge, MA
Research Focus
- Corporate Strategies
- Brand and Marketing
- Entrepreneurship
- Innovation and Disruptive Technology
- Complex Project Delivery / Project Management
Research Focus
Munn, J., Baylow, C., Neuman, D. “Tomorrow’s Academic Research Campus – Mission, Research, and Education”, ARUP International Conference, Atlanta GA, Nov 5, 2019
Munn, J., Baylow, C. “A high-tech ecosystem for applied research: Strategic Facility Design and Northeastern University’s Innovation Campus”, Tradeline University Facilities for the Science and Advantaged Technologies, Austin, TX, Oct 28-29, 2019
Munn, J. “Collaboration & Building Information Modeling”, Tech Plus 2019, Boston, MA, Sep. 26, 2019
Munn, J. “Northeastern’s ISEC Phase 2: Rapid response for research new-hires and program churn”, Tradeline Research Facilities 2019, St. Petersburg, FL, Apr. 11-12, 2019
Munn, J. “Connecting Design and Data through the Project Lifecycle”, Tech Plus 2018, New York, NY, May 22, 2018
Munn, J., Whelpley, D. “Lessons Learned on Research Facility Design and Fit-outs for Future Unknown Users”, Tradeline Research Facilities 2017, San Diego, CA, Apr. 27-28, 2017
Munn, J., Whelpley, D. “Phased Science and Engineering Facility Upgrades to Maximize the Use of Capital and Space”, Tradeline College and University Science and Engineering Facilities 2016, Boston, MA, Oct. 27-28, 2016
Jeremy Munn is the Vice President of Administration, Finance and Strategy at TERVA Corp, a 30-person design and construction consultancy based in MA. Jeremy works closely with the architecture, engineering and project management business groups to provide oversight and support for the company to perform at its best and strive for excellence and growth.
He is a licensed architect in the state of Massachusetts and a LEED approved professional. Jeremy received his Bachelor of Architecture from Syracuse University, where he graduated Cum Laude and was awarded the Alpha Ro Chi medal for leadership, service and merit. In addition, he received a Masters in Business Administration / MBA with concentrations in Corporate Renewal and Financial Investments from the D’Amore-Mckim School of Business at Northeastern University. Upon receiving his MBA Jeremy was inducted into the International Honor’s Society, Beta Gamma Sigma.
Prior to his current position, Jeremy was a Program Director in NU’s Planning, Real Estate and Facilities division where he spent a decade helping University leadership make complex decisions on how to plan, design, build or renovate space across multiple campuses. Jeremy was involved in a number of complex projects including EXP, laboratory planning and fit outs in ISEC as well as numerous campus renovations on the MA and CA campuses.