10:00 am-10:40 am PST
Opening Keynote:
Melanie Colburn
WELCOME
Director, U.S. Market Transformation & Development, USGBC
Anne Jennings
SPONSOR WELCOME
Senior Commercial Segment Manager, Healthy Spaces, Armstrong World Industries
10:40 am-11:55 am PST
The Challenge of Smart Building Integration
In this session, panelists will discuss the challenges of integrating new climate and other building technologies so that they speak to each other, work together, and are able to be managed by the building engineers through a single software platform. Smart technologies include energy and lighting controls, building management systems, dynamic glazing, air quality, occupancy sensors, security, and elevators. Challenges and solutions will be presented.
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This course is submitted for 1.5 General GBCI CE hour and 1.5 AIA LU/HSW.
Panelists
Piers MacNaughton
Vice President of Health Strategy at View, Inc
Eric Sande
Vice President of Sales at Intertie Incorporated
MODERATOR
USGBC
Learning Objectives
- Attendees will be able to describe the connections between health, equity and resilience at a community scale.
- Attendees will be able to discuss examples of how to use green building strategies to promote community health & well-being.
- Attendees will be able to use examples to incorporate health & well-being strategies into their own green building practice.
- Attendees will be able to describe how their building scale efforts relate to broader community and state level health promotion goals and activities.
11:55 am-12:25 pm PST
Breakout Session
This will be an engaging continuation of the conversation about the Challlenge of Smart Building Integration. This will be part of the continuing education credit and will need to be attended for credit.
12:25 pm-12:35 pm PST: Break
This will be a short break from the program with a chance to move a little with yoga provided by Beth Ament.
12:35 pm-1:50 pm PST
Smart Building Operators: The Workforce of the Future
Evolving technologies in integrated high-performance buildings require skilled personnel to operate increasingly complex buildings and are raising the bar on advanced skills needed to operate IoT-connected and optimized systems. As a result, owners are facing a workforce gap in highly skilled labor, while at the same time new opportunities for high-road jobs are emerging. In this session, we will explore workforce development challenges in the evolution of smart buildings and discuss opportunities to support high-road jobs for vulnerable communities.
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This course is submitted for 1.5 General GBCI CE hour and 1.5 AIA LU/HSW.
Panelists
Melanie Danuser
Director of Training and Education, Northwest Energy Efficiency Council and Smart Buildings Center
Jake Pollack
Director at Strategic Energy Innovations
Anthony Bernheim
MODERATOR
Healthy & Resilient Buildings Program Manager, San Francisco International Airport
Learning Objectives
- Attendees will be able to determine when, how, and where to measure IAQ for their buildings.
- Attendees will learn how sustainable building practices and IAQ are intrinsically connected.
- Attendees will understand the impacts IAQ has on both physical and mental health of building occupants and how a green built building can mitigate those issues.
- Attendees will learn about specific tools such as LEED, Arc, measurement devices, and other tools to support IAQ testing, monitoring and tracking.
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1:50 pm-2:20 pm PST
Breakout Session
Maric Munn
CO-HOST
Principal, San Timoteo Energy Associates
This will be an engaging continuation of the conversation about the Workforce of the Future. This will be part of the continuing education credit and will need to be attended for credit.
Jenny Wiedower
CO-HOST
Senior Manager, K12 Education, USGBC
Rhiannon Jacobsen
Managing Director, U.S. Market Transformation & Development, USGBC
Chris Pyke
SVP, Product, Arc Skoru
