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Our Future Facilities & Power Summit connects Solution Providers at the forefront of Operational Efficiency, Energy Management, Power, Building Automation, Building Envelope Solutions, Facility Management and Security with Corporate Leaders of Facilities, Finance, Sustainability, Energy, Real Estate, and Engineering from Commercial, Light Industrial, Institutional and Retail facilities from fortune 500 & 1000 Corporations. Designed to help you accelerate decision making, prioritize initiatives and link facility efficiency strategies to the goals of your corporation. You’ll discover how to plan for — and capitalize on — emerging technologies and receive exclusive access to some of the world’s leading technology and solution providers — in one convenient location.Featured Solution Providers
Keynote Speakers
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Ian Lahiff, Energy Project ManagerAs the most-visited city in the United States, Orlando is uniquely positioned to influence environmental stewardship in communities around the world. From meeting the foundational needs of local residents to providing an enchanting tourism destination in a changing climate, Ian will describe how to leverage local characteristics to enhance sustainable efforts.
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Mark Niehaus, Global Energy EngineerMark’s presentation will review multi-year strategies for energy efficiency, boiler infrastructure, and automation at two synthetic polymer and fiber production facilities. One plant is in the UK and one in the US. Both sites were over 50 years old and had aging infrastructure. These examples demonstrate that a long term vision and integrated strategy can reduce energy, maintenance, operations, and sustaining capital requirements for existing facilities.
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Rami Vagal, Senior Manager, SustainabilityRami will be discussing how it is up to manufacturers and builders to answer consumer questions about how products and buildings effect not only nature, but people. Health and wellness is a priority concern and the growth of the wellness industry has risen to include multiple new products and applications in response. But the majority of what determines our health is based on the physical and social environments where we live and work; therefore, architects and designers have the ability to greatly improve public health outcomes. It is a responsibility to not only respond effectively to customer wants but also provide products that are inherently good towards well-being. Learning the ropes of transparency and green certification systems puts businesses on the forefront of satisfying consumers and global challenges on health.
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John Crouch, Director of FacilitiesJohn is responsible for the Maintenance Department, Biomed, Security, Landscaping, Environmental Services and construction projects. He believes that facilities managers can find creative yet simple ways to integrate technology solutions into their operations. One idea is to include the ARC Facilities platform into the budget for a future renovation or building budget.
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Ron Frantzen, Executive Director Facility ManagementRon will present on the need for energy efficiency at the work place. He will discuss methods for identifying these options which include: water conservation measures from sinks to toilets, lighting upgrades verses total fixture replacement, how parking lot LED lighting reduces electrical utilization and Facility Automation with Digital Direct Controllers for your Heating cooling systems that will saves thousands of expense dollars annually.
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Rex Hamre , VP – Sustainability DirectorRex is a Sustainability Director of the Southeast Region with JLL’s Project and Development Services Group. He is focused on leveraging the bottom-line benefits of sustainability initiatives to achieve positive environmental impact.
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Shreya Patel, Sustainable Operations DirectorShreya manages environmental and sustainability metrics for 20 manufacturing sites, 10 distribution centers, 3 headquarter buildings and 3 sales offices across NA. She analyzes Co2, Waste, Water, Energy & COD metrics across categories and actively seek opportunities to reduce environmental footprint through process management and capital improvement projects.
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Breitner Marczewski, Director of Energy EngineeringBreitner’s presentation will showcase the tools in the Energy Management System at General Motors that helps implementing real energy savings projects. Based on three basic elements: leadership support, allocation of targets and action plans, any company can prepare an energy management system that drives positive economical results and consequently mitigate climate change.
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Wendy Gettleman, Vice President of Facilities Management & Real EstateWendy’s position includes oversight of Facilities Maintenance and Operations; Planning, Design and Construction; Real Estate & Energy Management; Facilities Business Services, including General Services and Food Services. In this role, Wendy will drive the Facilities agenda including major capital construction and renovations, pursue continuity of plant operations for all DFCI sites and guide master facility space planning efforts.
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Jimmy Gresham, Facilities Director - OperationsJimmy is a Higher Education Facilities professional with broad experience including complex technical leadership, in planning, managing, coordinating, supervising and overseeing facilities areas of operations, maintenance, grounds and contract services. His specialties include facilities management, energy management, staffing and staff management, budgeting, master planning, construction management, contract management, safety, scheduling, drafting, surveying and HAZMAT.
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Dr. Charles Marshall, Director Asset Management & SustainabilityCharles has more than 20 years of utilities and facilities management experience. He is the Director of Asset Management, leads the Asset Management function within the Asset Management and Sustainability Division of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) the world’s most traveled airport with more than 100 million passengers annually and the most efficient airport.
Topics
Cyber Resilient Facilities
| Smart Facilities
| Data Center Infrastructure Management
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HVAC & Building Management Systems
| Building Automation & Control Systems
| Distributed Energy & Microgrids
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Building Internet of Things
| Smart Cities
| Digital Buildings & Cities 4.0
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Smart Facility Infrastructure
| Smart Sustainability
| Building Envelope Solutions
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Delegates
Schedule & Venue
Hotel Info
Venue: Tampa Airport Marriott
Schedule
| Time | Monday October 21st, 2019 |
Tuesday October 22nd, 2019 |
Wednesday October 23rd, 2019 |
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| 7:00am | Round-Table Networking Breakfast | Round-Table Networking Breakfast | |
| 8:00am - 10:00am | Presentation | Presentation | |
| 10:00am | Networking Coffee Break | Networking Coffee Break | |
| 11:00am | Presentations | Presentations | |
| 12:00pm | Round-Table Networking Lunch | Round-Table Networking Lunch | |
| 1:00pm | Presentations | Presentations | |
| 2:00pm | Exhibitor Setup/Registration | Presentations | Closing Presentation |
| 3:00pm | Exhibitor Setup/Registration | Networking Coffee Break | |
| 3:30pm | Exhibitor Setup/Registration | Presentations | |
| 5:00pm - 7:00pm | Networking Reception & Dinner |
What Our Delegates Have to Say
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- Principia College
- Energy Ambassador
- “Great conference, was able to talk one on one with a lot of vendors. A lot of deep meaningful conversations”.
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- Estee Lauder
- VP Global Facilities
- “The format is very well structured. The speakers are really really good. And I would recommend it to anybody in this field.”
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- General Motors
- Global Energy Manager
- “What I really like about FMA Summits is the quick twenty minute presentations because you are able to cover a wide variety of topics”.
