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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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Steven Driver, Global Energy Program DirectorSteven’s presentation will familiarize the audience with different financial techniques required to sell energy projects or an entire program to senior management. The overall process from setting the environmental/financial goal, to creating an energy baseline and preforming the critical energy audit is reviewed. Tracking performance is also discussed along with how to make a program sustainable over time.
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Don Adams , Vice President-Global Sustainability and Technology Development
Don will be discussing the company’s journey on the path to sustainability and the issues and challenges and successes in building an award-winning program that has become a pillar of Keystone’s global strategy.
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Ron Frantzen, Executive Director Facility Management
Ron 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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Nick Finia, AVP, Strategic Sourcing and Procurement
Nick is an accomplished professional in Strategic Sourcing & Procurement, Facilities Services, Infrastructure Maintenance, CapEx Initiatives, and Energy and Sustainability with experience in industrial, commercial, institutional and retail operations in US and Europe. He will present on the topic of Procurement and Capital Expenditures. Procurement professionals are generally responsible for acquiring assets for their organizations, such as land, buildings and equipment, either as part of large recurring sourcing events or as one-off bespoke projects. Nick’s presentation will summarize some of the challenges and practices that are common experience during the strategy development and sourcing processes, as well as the efficient management of costs.
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Mandy La Brier , Director of Energy Management
Mandy will be presenting about the city’s goals and initiatives to power buildings with 100% renewable energy by 2025 and the opportunities and challenges of public sector facilities renewable energy transition; as well as recent procurement to advance the solar industry through community-solar projects on City owned vacant land.
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Gary Graham, Director of Energy Management
Gary brings 30 years of experience helping clients assess, develop and implement energy and sustainability programs and realize savings. At C&W, he directs and supports the development and implementation of the energy management portion of the company’s Global Occupier Services platform. He holds a BS in General Engineering from the University of Illinois, Urbana and is a Certified Energy Manager and a LEED Accredited Professional.
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Jim Davoux, Director, Global Energy Management and Environmental Sustainability
Jim’s presentation title is “Laboratory Lighting and HVAC Savings” which will explain how AbbVie installed LED lighting along with a next generation lighting control system to reduce the electricity spend in one of their large laboratory buildings in the Chicago area. Then leveraged the new lighting control system and the existing building automation system to drive further HVAC energy savings. This presentation will give an overview of the project and highlight the opportunities and challenges.
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Jonathan Lee, Director of Energy Solutions
Jonathan works toward the success of Wyndham’s commitment to triple-bottom line success, People, Planet and Profits. As a member of the Corporate Sustainability Group, he develops projects which reduce Wyndham’s energy use intensity and carbon emissions. While at Wyndham, he has focused on distributed energy, such as solar PV and co-generation, and also energy efficiency projects across the operational portfolio.
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Breitner Marczewski, Director of Energy Engineering
Breitner’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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Nate Verhanovitz, Engineering Director
Michigan State University has constructed the largest non-utility Carport Solar Array in North America. It consists of five commuter parking lots on MSU’s main campus including 5,000 parking spots and 45 acres. This renewable energy has been successfully integrated into the campus Microgrid together with traditional gas-fired electric generation assets in a central plant. This case study covers the operational details and lessons learned at the central plant from solar operations.
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John Schoettler, Vice President Global Real Estate and Facilities
John’s disciplines within his areas of responsibility include office leasing, asset management and construction management. Design and construction projects include both urban infill and interior improvements of office complexes throughout a global portfolio of over 10MM square feet spanning 150+ locations in 29 countries. In 2006, his team worked with Vulcan Real Estate to develop a 1.7MM square foot urban campus in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood.
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Ruby Cruz & Marcus Lewis, Corporate Energy Manager
Ruby and Marcus will give you a comprehensive look at the impact that energy efficiency strategies especially NYC H + H’s Energy Management Model has on energy and greenhouse gas reduction efforts at the largest public health system in the country.
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Stanley Nolan, Director of Utilities & Energy Management
Stanley will be discussing how The University of Connecticut is engaged in a $1.5 billion growth program that must also reduce energy costs and increase sustainability while seeking carbon neutrality by 2050. Comprehensive Energy Strategy and public private partnership are engaged to provide key solutions to Sustainable Growth and Conservation.
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Karen Sands, Director of Planning, Research & Sustainability
In 2011, the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) established a 2035 Vision for organizational sustainability. The Vision sets lofty goals for managing water resources at the watershed scale, reducing energy/using renewables, and addressing climate change. In fact, MMSD envisions building enough green infrastructure capacity to hold 740 million gallons of rainwater, becoming energy independent, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent. MMSD has developed plans and is implementing a myriad of stand-alone and integrated sustainable projects to achieve these goals. Karen’s presentation will highlight some of the projects in progress as well as those come!
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Kurtis Jetsel, Director - Facilities & ESH
Kurtis’s 30 plus year career with Lockheed Martin started as an anti-satelite missile technician moving into manufacturing engineering then into test operations and then into operations. Including Progam Sr. management with emphasis on International Program management. A recent role was oversight of the Systems Engineering Test organization at WSMR and Redstone Arsenal. Currently serving as Director of Facilities and ESH for MFC Business Area
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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Schedule & Venue
Hotel Info
Venue: Sheraton Lisle Naperville Hotel
Schedule
| Time | Monday May 14th, 2018 |
Tuesday May 15th, 2018 |
Wednesday May 16th, 2018 |
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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/Registration | Presentations | Closing Presentation (Subject to Change) |
| 3:00pm | Exhibitor Setup/Registration | Networking Opportunity: Coffee Break | |
| 3:30pm | Exhibitor Setup/Registration | Presentations | |
| 5:00pm | Exhibitor Setup/Registation | Cocktail Reception | |
| 6:00pm | Cocktail Reception | ||
| 7:00pm | New Partnership Networking Dinner | ||
| 8:00pm | New Partnership Networking Dinner | ||
| 9:00pm | New Partnership Networking Dinner |