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About
Our Future Facilities Summit connects Solution Providers with Building Owners and Facility Managers who are responsible for Operational Intelligence and Energy Efficiency of Commercial, Light Industrial, Institutional and Retail facilities of fortune 500 & 1000 companies across North America. The Summit is designed to bring together companies that offer the best solutions for building automation, renewable energy & facilities management to attendees who are looking to evaluate and maximize their best options to achieve operational efficiency for their facilities.
FMA Summits - Connecting all facets of the Intelligent Building.
Featured Solution Providers
Keynote Speakers
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Joshua Macciello, Managing Member
AEPS’s energy savings products can give you that competitive advantage without risking your working capital while reducing your Carbon Footprint. Ask our sales representative about AEPS’s exclusive equipment leasing program that allows the business owner or the building owner to keep his working capital working while saving money each month.
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Joseph K Han, Associate Vice President of FacilitiesJoseph Han has served 26 years in private and public universities. Currently the associate vice president of administration and operations for Cleveland State University, Joseph provides leadership for the University Architect’s Office, Capital Planning & Real Estate, Facility Management & Services, Environmental Health & Safety, Campus Safety, University Police, and Information Services &Technology.
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Paul Campbell, Director-Sustainability/Green Leadership
Doing MORE with LESS: The Sears Holding Company’s Energy Management Story- Innovative Successes in a continuously decreasing Capital Investment Model
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Pete Scarpelli, Global Director, Energy & Sustainability
Peter Scarpelli leads the firm’s Global Energy & Sustainability (GES) services platform. GES is focused on managing $10B worth of energy spend for Fortune 500 and investor owned multi-tenant buildings by implementing portfolio-wide efficiency and sustainable operating practices.
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Robert Best, Senior Director Energy and SustainabilityRobert specializes in creating and analyzing project structure for energy efficiency, central utility plant and energy services outsourcing programs. He manages the multi-disciplinary development of energy infrastructure assets and retrofit projects. He also manages business development, commercial structuring, financial and technical analyses and implementation of such projects. He helps clients successfully incorporate energy and sustainability concepts into operations and project management, reducing energy consumption, utility expense and carbon emissions.
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Kelly Weger, Lead Project Specialist- Sustainability
Purdue’s plan sets a broad strategic agenda in 8major sustainability program areas: Site Considerations, Water Resources, Energy and Built Environment, Materials Management, Food Systems, Academics and Research, Endowment/ Development, and Community Relationships. Reviewing campus operational activities, current departmental oversight and responsibilities, peer benchmarking programs, and general best practice in the sustainability field selected the program areas.
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Andy Lempera, Senior Principal Engineer
PepsiCo anticipated the need to take environmental stewardship to a whole new level at the start of the new millennium, recognizing that environmental sustainability was becoming a core component of sustainable performance. We began to put in place the systems, processes and metrics needed to drive continuous improvement in energy and water conservation as well as greenhouse gas, packaging and waste reduction.
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Audrey Van Dyke, Corporate Environmental & Energy Manager
CNH’s production processes are led by the World Class Manufacturing program that CNH Industrial also actively imparts to its suppliers. During 2014, 130 plants belonging to our suppliers adopted this system, which is already in place in 53 CNH Industrial plants.
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Al Hildreth, Global Energy ManagerGM has a strong commitment to sustainability. Utility usage costs over $1B and impacts the environment in energy, carbon, waste, and water use. We have integrated the management of these activities into our business plan which drives continuous improvement. GM has (9) publicly stated environmental goals which are managed along with other business aspects – safety, cost, quality. The presentation will describe the strategies and methods used to manage environmental performance at GM by funding energy and water savings projects
Topics
Building Envelope Solutions
| Facility Management
| Energy Management
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Building Automation
| Renewable Technology
| Efficient Retrofits
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Delegates
Schedule & Venue
Hotel Info
Venue: Sheraton Lisle,
Schedule
| Time | Monday May 16th, 2016 |
Tuesday May 17th, 2016 |
Wednesday May 18th, 2016 |
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| 7:00am | Round-Table Networking Breakfast | Round-Table Networking Breakfast | |
| 8:00am | Keynote Presentation | Keynote Presentation | |
| 9:00am | Presentations | Presentations | |
| 10:00am | Networking Opportunity: Coffee Break | Networking Opportunity: Coffee Break | |
| 11:00am | Presentations | Presentations | |
| 12:00pm | Round-Table Networking Lunch | Round-Table Networking Lunch | |
| 1:00pm | Presentations | Presentations | |
| 2:00pm | Exhibitor Setup | Presentations | Closing Presentation (Subject to Change) |
| 3:00pm | Exhibitor Setup | Networking Opportunity: Coffee Break | |
| 3:30pm | Exhibitor Setup | Presentations | |
| 5:00pm | Exhibitor Setup | Cocktail Reception | |
| 6:00pm | Cocktail Reception/Registration | Cocktail Reception | |
| 7:00pm | Cocktail Reception/Registration | New Partnership Networking Dinner | |
| 8:00pm | Cocktail Reception/Registration | New Partnership Networking Dinner | |
| 9:00pm | Cocktail Reception/Registration | New Partnership Networking Dinner |
