Raymond Sutiono

Raymond Sutiono, a seasoned leader in healthcare and academic planning, brings decades of experience in strategic space and capital planning and serves as a thought leader and trusted advisor to CUIMC leadership.

As associate vice president of planning, Raymond provides strategic leadership for campus planning and portfolio optimization across CUIMC, including off-site facilities. He shapes long-term strategy aligned with facilities planning and infrastructure to support CUIMC’s academic, research, and clinical missions. He leads planning for new facilities and capital projects, partners with stakeholders across the medical center and its affiliates, and advances technology to enable data-driven, predictive planning toward a smart campus.

Most recently, Raymond served for a decade as director of campus planning and space management at NYU Langone Health, where he led strategic space planning across an integrated academic health system and oversaw the system-wide space management platform supporting strategic and operational space decisions. He advised senior leadership on portfolio strategy, aligned space investments with clinical, research, and educational priorities, and led consolidation and co-location initiatives. Previously, he was a director at NewYork-Presbyterian Queens, overseeing capital planning and project delivery, and held earlier project management and architecture roles at New York University and Perkins + Will.

Raymond is a licensed architect in New York. He holds an MS in advanced architectural design from Columbia University and a BArch and a BS in architectural engineering from the University of Texas at Austin.

Contact Information

Email: rs476@cumc.columbia.edu

Affiliations

• Professional Member, American Institute of Architects
• Representative, Association of American Medical Colleges Group on Institutional Planning (GIP)
• Member, Columbia University Alumni Association
• Member, Texas Exes (University of Texas at Austin Alumni Association)
• Board Member, Town of Mamaroneck Planning Board
• Cellist, Excelsior Symphony Orchestra