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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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Featured Solution ProviderPowerSecure is a leading provider of innovative energy solutions to electric utilities and their industrial, institutional, and commercial customers. PowerSecure provides energy solutions in the areas of distributed energy infrastructure, energy efficiency, and utility infrastructure. Distributed energy infrastructure solutions include Interactive Distributed Generation® (iDG®), solar energy, fuel cells, energy storage and microgrid solutions. PowerSecure is a pioneer in developing distributed power systems and integration of distributed energy resources in a sophisticated microgrid.
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Featured Solution Provider
As a strategic business partner, SUEZ offers the most comprehensive set of chemical and equipment solutions and services available, helping our customers manage and optimize their water resources and process challenges across industries and municipalities. It is our goal to enable our customers to meet increasing water demands and population needs, overcome scarcity challenges, enhance their environmental stewardship and comply with regulatory requirements. We partner with our customers to help them reduce costs and prepare for the evolving demands of their industry.
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DCO is a independent private developer, owner, engineer, constructor and operator of energy projects including district energy, CHP, distributed generation, renewable energy, and microgrids. We have completed projects for college/universities, hospitals, gaming, industrials, institutional, commercial, and government entities ranging in size from 1.5 MW to 128 MW.
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Featured Solution ProviderSloan is the world’s leading manufacturer of commercial plumbing systems and has been in operation since 1906. The company is at the forefront of the green building movement and provides smart sustainable restroom solutions by manufacturing water-efficient products such as flushometers, electronic faucets, sink systems, soap dispensing systems, and vitreous china fixtures for commercial markets worldwide.
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Internationally recognized thought leadership with IP in the areas of thermal dynamics, application engineering, optics, solid-state lighting, IoT and photovoltaic integration. energybank is a new company with proven, exceptional experience.
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Featured Solution ProviderAt Eaton, we’re dedicated to improving people’s lives and the environment with power management technologies that are more reliable, efficient, safe and sustainable. Because that’s what really matters. And we’re here to make sure it works.
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Maria Koetter, Director of Sustainability
Maria is the Director of Sustainability for Louisville Metro and is responsible for city-wide strategic sustainability planning, policy development and implementation of new programs and initiatives. Ms. Koetter wrote Louisville’s first sustainability plan “Sustain Louisville” which was released in March 2013. Ms. Koetter has extensive experience with corporate social responsibility programs and organizational sustainability planning. Ms. Koetter formerly founded Bgreen2 LLC, which provided corporate sustainability consulting services.
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Aurora Winslade, Director of Sustainability
Winslade brings more than a decade of experience in higher education and energy efficiency efforts in the private sector, where she helped to translate visionary ideas into on-the-ground reality. She is currently the transformational program manager for Hawaii Energy, a state program administered by Leidos Engineering, at which she designs and manages programs to shift the market for energy efficiency in Hawaii through education, research, and strategic partnerships.
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Tyler Weaver, Waste Reduction Specialist
Tyler, sustainability coordinator at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, since 2007, has developed a comprehensive sustainability program that continues to yield impressive results. The facility is recycling in 28 categories, has reduced its medical waste by 75 percent — saving more than $1 million each year — and achieved a recycling rate of 45 percent. “The healthcare industry is among the most wasteful on earth,” explains Tyler “it’s our duty to change how waste is perceived, from being a costly burden to an opportunity and a commodity.
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Cliff Majersik, Executive Director
Cliff Majersik is the executive director of the Institute for Market Transformation (IMT), a national nonprofit organization that is laser-focused on increasing energy efficiency in buildings to save money, drive economic growth, reduce harmful pollution, and tackle climate change. Under his guidance, IMT is a trailblazer in the energy efficiency field, recognized across the globe for accelerating investment in energy-efficient buildings through hands-on guidance, technical and market research, policy and program development, and promotion of best practices.
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Kevin Kanoff, Campus Energy Director
Kevin has extensive experience and knowledge in, evaluating existing systems and retrofitting energy conservation measures to functioning building and process systems. His experiences, includes; data collection, energy data analysis, energy conservation measure project development, energy conservation measure construction management, measurement and verification of energy conservation measures, development of annual Energy Reports for Senior Management, and developing energy master plans. In addition, he is on the budget development team and energy procurement team for the facility.
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Gregory Clark & Shannon Tolliver, Director of Construction and Facilities & Sustainability Director
Greg Clark directs the construction and facilities teams for all White Castle Management Co properties and manages industrial food plant construction for projects up to 20 million dollars. Direct Construction department for all new stores, remodels, re-images. Directs all facilities maintenance staff for 390+ stores, corporate office, 9 regional office/warehouses, 3 meat plants, 2 bakeries and 3 frozen food plants. Shannon Tolliver directs White Castle’s Corporate Social Responsibility program. This includes continuously improving environmental performance using best management practices and emphasizing pollution prevention and efficient use of resources. Additionally, she sets measurable goals for environmental performance and track progress toward these goals.
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Nate Verhanovitz, Engineering DirectorMichigan 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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Joyce Mihalik, Vice President – Integrated Design Services
Joyce leads the Integrative Design Services group at Forest City Realty Trust, a team of engineers, architects and technical specialists who identify and implement best practices and standards for new construction design, sustainable programs, facilities and building systems. She holds degrees from The Ohio State University in Engineering and an MBA from the University of Akron. She is a LEED AP & WELL AP, and also serves as an Advisory committee chair for the Real Estate Roundtable, USGBC & DOE Real Estate Group and Board Member for the Institute for Market Transformation.
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John Schoettler, Vice President Global Real Estate and FacilitiesJohn’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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Craig Lieberman, Sustainability Programs Projects Leader
Craig drives Sustainability Programs at Bell including Vision 20/15 goals to achieve 20% intensity reduction in Waste, Energy and GHG versus Bell 2009 baseline. In addition to these corporate goals, Bell is also adopting targeted water reductions on an absolute basis. He also plans employee engagement activities on these topics and executes Kaizens across the Bell enterprise to achieve these goals.
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Andy Lempera, Senior Principal Engineer
Andy is an engineer at PepsiCo where he develops energy conservation projects for manufacturing facilities. He was a consulting engineer for 10 years during which he received his PE license and LEED accreditation. He has bachelors in mechanical engineer from Purdue and a masters in energy engineering from UIC.
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Shannon Carroll, Director - Enterprise Sustainability
Shannon is an experienced sustainability professional. She has deep knowledge of all ends of the corporate structure including corporate and supply chain sustainability, corporate real estate, and network operations. Leadership style is to push boundaries, while still making good business decisions. Her key accomplishments include being the internal driver for large scale renewable energy, zero-waste, and supply chain human rights audits.
Topics
Cybersecurity
| Building Envelope Solutions
| Facility Management
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Energy Management
| Building Automation
| Efficient Retrofits
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Corporate Real Estate
| Big Data
| Microgrids
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Labor Management
| Heat Transfer
| Engineering and Construction
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Renewables
| Power
| Upstream and Midstream
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Delegates
Schedule & Venue
Hotel Info
Venue: Sheraton Columbus Hotel at Capitol Square
Schedule
| Time | Monday October 8th, 2018 |
Tuesday October 9th, 2018 |
Wednesday October 10th, 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/Registration | Cocktail Reception | |
| 6:00pm | Cocktail Reception | ||
| 7:00pm | New Partnership Networking Dinner | ||
| 8:00pm | New Partnership Networking Dinner | ||
| 9:00pm | New Partnership Networking Dinner |