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@ the Intersection of Commercial & Corporate Real Estate, Technology, Automation & Innovation

The Smart, Connected, High Performance Intelligent Buildings Conference

(Pre-Con: June 13 | Innovation Tech Tours: June 16)June 14-15 | SAn DIeGO, CA

Reaching new Heights in Commercial and Corporate Real estate Innovation

CRe TeCH 5.0

CALIT2 | Qualcomm Institute | UCSD

Qualcomm | Smart Campus

Sempra Energy HQSD East Village | 21st Century Neighborhood

J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI)

San Diego Smart Airport

San Diego is recognized as one of the leading high-tech hubs in the U.S., with an innovative economy anchored by established life science, communications, cleantech and software industries. The close proximity to many successful tech firms in the region allows us to offer our attendees unprecedented back-of-house access to several innovative buildings and/or campuses. Innovation Tech Tours will be held Tuesday, June 13 and Friday, June 16, providing an unparalleled learning experience and insights into the smart buildings strategies of several major companies and universities.

While this extra day is optional, this unique opportunity to meet with some of San Diego’s best and brightest will be well worth extending your stay!

The following are a few of the tours to be presented (subject to change):

InnovatIon tech tours | June 16

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conFerence hIghlIghts

smart BuIldIngs Best PractIce showcase | June 15

• Decision-Makers Representing 50 Billion SF of Commercial and Corporate Real Estate Space• Three Days of World Class Education and Networking• 1,500+ Innovative Thought Leaders in One Location• Leading-Edge Educational Program With 95 Sessions & 175 Speakers• Vendor Expo Featuring 150+ Top Industry Solution Providers• Demonstrations of Emerging Technologies• San Diego Real Estate Innovation Tech Tours• Commercial Real Estate CIO Roundtable• COO | CFO | CAO Innovation Summit• Higher Education Smart Campus Summit• Sustainability Executive High Performance Smart Building Symposium• Intelligent Buildings Boot Camp• Smart Building Integrator Summit• Commercial & Corporate Real Estate Cybersecurity Forum• Investment Managers Technology Track• Conference LIVE News Desk Featuring Live Stream Interviews• Smart Building Best Practices Showcase Featuring 50 of the World’s Smartest Next

Generation Buildings

IBCON PRESENTS THE 5TH ANNUAL NEXT GENERATION, SMART, CONNECTED, HIGH-PERFORMANCE, ENERGY EFFICIENT, INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS SHOWCASE Join us for this super-session to explore 50 of the world’s most progressive and successful implementations of smart buildings, portfolios and campuses. These projects represent the next generation of open, interoperable, integrated

and IP-centric buildings. In this interactive showcase setting, attendees will have the opportunity to meet face-to-face with representatives for each project who will share both their challenges and successes. They will address energy conservation, operational efficiency, enhanced occupant experience, sustainability and financial optimization.

Pre-conFerence events | June 13 There’s no better way to kick-off this year’s conference than by attending one of our pre-conference events. These comprehensive and innovative programs are designed based on the attendee’s role within the commercial, corporate, government, educational and institutional real estate industry. Maximize the value of our pre-conference sessions by bringing your team – IT, FM, PM, Energy, Sustainability, Operations and Finance – there’s something for everyone in your organization!

Advance reservations are required for all pre-conference events. You must be a registered attendee of Realcomm or IBcon to attend. Visit our website for more details and to reserve your seat.

COMMERCIAL & CORPORATE REAL ESTATE CYBERSECURITY FORUM

8:30AM-11:30AMOver the last three to four years, cybersecurity in the commercial and corporate real estate industry has become a topic of great interest. Each year, the threat of breaches increases as the IoT becomes more integrated into our daily activities. There are four distinct areas that building professionals must consider: 1) traditional IT cyber threats; 2) protection of real estate operational and transaction data; 3) smart, connected buildings; and 4) physical security. This forum will bring together industry thought leaders to address the most impactful cyber threats, leveraging experience and knowledge to set benchmarks for cybersecurity strategy.

CIO ROUNDTABLE

1:00PM-5:30PM In place for well over a decade, the Realcomm CIO Roundtable has become a premiere annual event that attracts the best and brightest CIOs in the commercial real estate industry. The roles and responsibilities of today’s CIO have expanded into other areas such as marketing, smart facilities, enhanced occupant experience, human resources, digital transformation and more. The purpose of this Forum is to foster an environment where CIOs can learn about the latest technologies, collaborate with peers and leverage knowledge in this fast-changing world. The content is derived from an industry advisory board and results in a cutting-edge, timely and relevant program.

HIGHER EDUCATION – SMART CAMPUS SUMMIT

1:30PM-5:30PM In its second year, the Higher Education Smart Campus Summit is quickly becoming a must attend preconference event for colleges and universities. College campuses have many moving parts, and in many cases, resemble small cities. The opportunity to automate many aspects of the campus lends itself to a comprehensive strategy. Because these organizations control their assets, they are in some cases able to move more efficiently through a smart campus project. A group of industry thought leaders in this space will address topics such as wide area building networks, building operating system selection, IP enablement of traditional analog devices, developing a strategy and more.

SMART BUILDING INTEGRATOR SUMMIT (SBIS)

1:30PM-6:00PM To begin automating a building, all roads lead to a systems integrator. In most cases, the integrator is the organization that will align the solutions found in the industry with the goals and objectives of the client. The single building, single vendor solution can no longer meet the needs of the market. In a world where IT is quickly encroaching on traditional building automation, yesterday’s strategies no longer work. The SBIS will address all those issues impacting today’s smart building integrator, including defining the next generation Master Systems Integrator, the impact of the IoT, providing integrated, interoperable solutions and more.

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE COO|CFO|CAO INNOvATION SUMMIT

1:30PM-5:30PM Today more than ever, operational executives at commercial real estate companies need to understand technology integration and its impact to how we operate and use real estate. Topics including smart buildings, IoT, cybersecurity, AI, autonomous vehicles, blockchain, robotics, drones and virtual reality as well as more traditional aspects such as ERPs, CRMs, leasing platforms and document management, are being assimilated into real estate by design. This Summit is designed as a place where peers can come to strategically discuss and debate the technology, automation and innovation that continues to impact our industry on a daily basis.

SUSTAINABILITY EXECUTIvE HIGH PERFORMANCE SMART BUILDING SYMPOSIUM

1:30PM-5:30PM For years, sustainability professionals have been responsible for many of the issues surrounding building efficiency. Energy and natural resource conservation have always been top priorities. While these remain high atop the list, other issues have come into play. Topics such as space utilization, enhanced occupant experience and wellness have been added. The goal of this Symposium is to discuss and debate those technologies, specifically smart building technologies that can positively impact the performance of the building. Chaired by industry thought leaders, this informative event will address all the issues surrounding high-performance buildings.

INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS BOOT CAMP

2:00PM-6:00PM Converting a traditional building into a smart building can be a daunting task. Transforming a portfolio or campus is an even greater challenge. While the benefits of energy and natural resource conservation, operational efficiency and an enhanced occupant experience are compelling, even the most experienced commercial, corporate and institutional real estate organizations sometimes do not know where to start. Over the last six years, this boot camp has provided professionals a step-by-step guide on where to begin. Defining what is a smart building, developing a strategy and assembling a smart building team, are just a few more of the topics to be discussed.

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realcomm educatIon tracKs | June 14-15 TRACK: CRE TECH 5.0 AND BEYONDCRE Tech 5.0 is the fifth phase of the CRE technology timeline. The development of these sophisticated general technologies has been in process for many years but is only recently becoming part of mainstream conversations. These technologies, coming out of Silicon Valley and other high-tech regions, include innovations such as AI/Machine Learning, Blockchain, Autonomous Vehicles, Robotics, Augmented Reality and others. This track will not only focus on the status of these transformational ideas but will also explore how these new and powerful platforms could potentially impact the way we design, build, lease, operate, transact and use commercial and corporate real estate. A must attend for those involved in strategic planning.

• AI / MACHINE LEARNING – Are There Applications for Commercial Real Estate? • Commercial Real Estate and BLOCKCHAIN – Understanding the Potential

Impacts! • VIRTUAL, AUGMENTED and MIXED REALITY– Changing How We View Real

Estate! • AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES – Is It Time for Building Operators to Pay Attention?• Using DRONES in Commercial Real Estate – Practical Applications or Hype? • ROBOTS in Commercial Real Estate – How Close Are We? • 3D PRINTING in Real Estate Operations – An Update on Industry Adoption • The Future Retail SUPPLY CHAIN - The Impact to Retail and Industrial Real Estate

TRACK: “DIGITIzING” THE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE ORGANIzATIONTechnology has always been an enabler of change. It allows us to reevaluate old processes and apply new ideas to make things better, faster and cheaper. Over the years, we have evolved from mainframes to mini computers to distributed PCs and now to the cloud and mobile devices. We have ostensibly put the power of mainframe computers into everyone’s hands. The vast potential of this computing platform means that automation goes from the back office right to the customer’s mobile device, and consequently, every process and every experience must be rethought. This essential track will focus on the fact that many in our industry believe that this challenge goes beyond traditional IT thinking and responsibilities and that true digital transformation is the next evolution.

• Real Estate DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION – Incremental Change or an Entire New Approach

• Defining and Executing the “DIGITAL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE” • BUSINESS ALIGNMENT for Technology and Innovation – A Requirement for

Success • Technology and CHANGE MANAGEMENT – “A Pitch I Can Take Back to My CEO”

TRACK: THE CHANGING WORKFORCEWhen you talk to any seasoned professional regarding automation and innovation, they are quick to point out that success or failure is never based solely on the technology, but rather on the people. Our industry (as well as many others) is engaged with a variety of challenges pertaining to personnel. Up to five generations in the workplace, new work ethics and styles, fast changing technology and a skills shortage are just a few of the issues business professionals are managing in today’s

business environment. This track will assess all the issues related to the people side of the business. Without an engaged, motivated, educated and disciplined workforce, an organization will struggle with all projects including technology. This may be the most important topic for 2017.

• Integrating MILLENNIALS in the Workplace – Technology, Work Style and Communications

• Dealing with the Critical IT SKILLS SHORTAGE– Creative Ways to Build a Team• 21st Century Skills – Building a DATA SCIENCE Strategy & Team

TRACK: CRE TECH 4.0During the 2009/2010 timeframe, what we are now referring to as CRE Tech 4.0 began. It emerged from the disruption caused by the 2008 financial crisis. Once the dust settled and things began to stabilize, an extraordinary amount of investment dollars flooded the market and CRE Tech was one of the recipients. The technology platforms that were introduced in this timeframe were: Social, Mobile, Analytics, Cloud, IoT and Cyber. With these new technologies in place, the CRE industry was quick to embrace and begin the hyper automation of our industry. Experts estimate that over 1,000 new companies were introduced and $7B+ was invested. This useful track will focus on some of the most innovative ideas that emerged in this period, and an assessment on where they stand today.

• CRE TECH 4.0 – A Status Report on the $7+ Billion Invested• CLOUD Migration Strategies – The Journey Continues• VTS and HIGHTOWER Integration – A Stakeholder Update

TRACK: PROCESS AUTOMATIONTechnology unto itself does not result in business improvement. It is through the combination of multiple technology tools that a process begins to become automated and ultimately, deliver a higher level of efficiency and effectiveness. Today’s tools include mobile devices, the cloud, software platforms and much more. In the case of Uber, that combination included a phone, the cloud, a rethink of the process, and a subsequent app that revolutionized ride services forever. The same is true in commercial real estate and this track will focus on historic processes that have already been automated and are ready for a refresh; or those that are new and revolutionizing the industry through automation.

• The Ever-Expanding ERP - The Industry’s Top Leaders Weigh In• Automating the LEASE PROCESS – Many Perspectives…Many Options• BUDGET & FORECASTING 5.0 – The Next Evolution• CAPITAL PROJECTS - Bringing Data Driven Precision to the Process

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realcomm educatIon tracKs | June 14-15 TRACK: CYBER – IT AND REAL ESTATE INFORMATIONThere are many different aspects of cyber that a commercial real estate IT professional must manage. To-date we have concluded that there are four distinct categories of cyber issues to be understood and addressed: 1) traditional IT threats that all companies deal with such as ransomware and phishing; 2) breaches that specifically deal with data or transactions specific to real estate such as tenant information and lease payments; 3) security risks that involve smart building, IoT and all building systems; and 4) physical security cyber issues ranging from surveillance and access control. This important track will deal specifically with the issues surrounding TRADITIONAL IT THREATS and REAL ESTATE DATA and TRANSACTIONS.

• Organizational Awareness – Creating a CULTURE of Cybersecurity• The Battle Rages On – PHISHING, MALWARE and RANSOMWARE

TRACK: REAL ESTATE INvESTMENT MANAGEMENTWe’ve seen several exciting changes in the Investment Management space over the past 12 months. New software vendors have emerged, agile techniques in business process management are gaining momentum, and legacy enterprise systems have added new functionality. Navigating these new strategies and integrating these solutions into your technology roadmap can be stressful on the relationship between IT and the business. Join several of your industry-leading peers to hear what they are doing to prepare their companies for these inevitable changes and new offerings. This compelling track provides a unique opportunity to closely examine several Investment Management case studies, share ideas during interactive networking sessions, and hear directly from the vendors that matter most to you!

• View From the TOP – Deep Dive with Industry Leaders• Investment Management ROUNDTABLE – Looking Ahead• COGNITIVE TECHNOLOGIES in Investment Management Processes – Are We

There Yet?• Enhancing OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY - The Paradigm is Shifting• INNOVATIVE Investment Management Solution Options

IBcon educatIon tracKs | June 14-15 TRACK: SMART BUILDING FOUNDATIONThe journey to a smart building begins once the business objectives have been identified and the strategy is put into place. History has shown that people start this journey at different points; sometimes a pilot program results in a larger project or a retrofit spurs the discussion. To achieve a comprehensive and sustainable smart building program there are some fundamental decisions to be made. Understanding the base building network, deciding on a comprehensive operating platform and understanding the nuances between technologies are just some of the foundational issues to be addressed in this track.

• Smart Buildings @ SCALE – Lesson Learned from the Innovators• One Building One Network – A Status Report on the BASE BUILDING

NETWORK• Operating Systems vs. Applications – Selecting the Base PLATFORM for a

Smart Building• Building Automation, M2M and IoT – DEFINING Smart Building Technologies

TRACK: SMART BUILDING BLOCKSDeveloping a smart, connected, high-performance building, portfolio or campus requires serious consideration because of the significant number of different systems and solutions available. Once the major decisions surrounding strategy, team, network architecture and platforms are concluded, it’s time to start integrating different systems and technologies into the plan. In-building wireless, digital signage and lighting are just a few of the numerous systems that must be incorporated into the master plan at some point in time. This insightful track will focus on several key systems that are influencing the design and implementation of smart buildings.

• In-Building WIRELESS – The DAS and WiFi Journey Continues• Unprecedented Precision – Exploring the Next Generation of VIDEO

SURVEILLANCE• Enterprise DIGITAL SIGNAGE – Bringing High Impact Visualization to

Buildings• Smart LIGHTING – Networked, Connected, Sensored and More• IP-Based PLUG LOADS – The Missing Piece of the Puzzle• SPACE UTILIZATION – Technology’s Role in Uncovering the Truth

TRACK: BUILDING “BIG DATA”Historically, the building automation industry was primarily “single system, single vendor, single building.” While older traditional equipment provided some business information, it was rare that the data could be accessed and integrated into other platforms. In recent years, the idea of extracting data from building systems has become big business. Finding ways to access, retrieve, import, analyze and act on data promised to provide great insight into how to operate more efficient and effective buildings. This avalanche of data brings a host of new issues and questions. Deriving value from the data and ownership and governance, security, new technologies and new approaches are all addressed in this important track.

• Building Data Analytics – Energy, Operations, Productivity or All of the Above?• Fighting Vendors for “OUR DATA” – Another Challenge in the Smart Building

Journey• Smarter EDGE Devices – Computing Power Goes Deeper

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TRACK: TOP OF MINDThe number of topics and issues surrounding smart, connected buildings is daunting. From designing a building network to integrating parking systems into the strategy, there are many moving parts. Each year, we spend an enormous amount of time in conversations with the industry to evaluate and determine what issues are top of mind for most people. This track is designed to focus on those topics that have risen to the top. For anyone responsible for developing a smart building strategy, this track is key.

• OPERATIONS Technology and INFORMATION Technology – Closing the Gap• Is Your Building Spying on You – Dealing with PRIVACY in Connected Buildings!• HEALTH & WELLNESS – The Latest Chapter in the Smart Building Journey

TRACK: SMART PROjECTS BY TYPEWhen technology and innovation are applied to any building there could be dramatic results. After all, every building has HVAC, lighting, security and other systems and amenities to keep it operational while providing occupants with a functional environment. However, understanding smart buildings becomes clearer when you examine more specific areas and types. Office buildings, malls and cities all have general (as well as distinct) ways in which they can utilize technology to impact both operations as well as how occupants engage with the space. This informative track brings together thought leaders from different market segments to talk about how technology will impact their unique type of real estate.

• Major Transformation – The OFFICE Will Never Be the Same• The Smart Connected MALL of 2025 – What Does It Look Like and How Close

Are We?• Smart CITY San Diego: A Regional Collaboration Driving Change• Smart, Connected, Green APARTMENTS - 21st Century Living Arrives

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TRACK: ENERGYAn advanced energy management program continues to be one of the core building blocks of a holistic smart building strategy. Given the global focus on sustainability and the large-scale impact buildings have on energy consumption, it remains an important and evolving topic. Chapter One introduced basic building automation and metering; Chapter Two added integration and control into traditional systems; and Chapter Three ushered in the concepts of open, interoperable and integrated, thus representing even greater potential for energy savings. This instructive track will reveal ways to differentiate between the myriad of solutions available today, how to measure their effectiveness, integrating that information into larger smart building strategies, as well as other high-impact, smart building energy efficiency topics.

• EMS, EIS, Dashboards and More – Exploring the Options for Energy Management PLATFORMS

• RENEWABLE Energy – IT’s Role in a Comprehensive Smart Building Strategy • Next Generation MICROGRIDS – Understanding the Impacts to Smart Building

Projects• NET ZERO Buildings – Are They the New Benchmark for Energy Efficiency?

TRACK: CYBER – SMART BUILDINGS AND PHYSICAL SECURITYThere are many different aspects of cyber that a commercial real estate IT professional must manage. To date, we have concluded that there are four distinct categories of cyber issues to be understood and addressed: 1) traditional IT threats that all companies deal with such as ransomware and phishing; 2) breaches that specifically deal with data or transactions specific to real estate, such as tenant information and lease payments; 3) security risks that involve smart building, IoT and all building systems; and 4) physical security issues ranging from surveillance to access control. This important track will deal specifically with the issues surrounding SMART BUILDINGS and PHYSICAL SECURITY.

• ASSESSING Your Organization’s Building and IoT Cyber Risk• SECURING FACILITIES and IoT in CRE• The Building Cybersecurity VENDOR LANDSCAPE

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realcomm advIsorsThe Realcomm 2017 Advisory Council is a distinguished group of commercial real estate executives committed to furthering the adoption of technology, automation and innovation in the industry.

co-chaIrJP JonessvP, cIo

macerIch

annette PratercIo

ggP

Bob adamsvP, It

steelwave

Bob rybakcIo

morguard

carl Bradycto

stream realtY Partners

tom sheradencIo

PrologIs

Jesse carrillosvP & cIo

hInes

tom taddeosvP, cIo

KImco realtY

aidan colemancto

charter hall

cheryl vanPattensvP, cIo

washIngton PrIme grouP

Pascal Frasermanager, Is

orlando corPoratIon

lyndal hannavP, It

avIson Young

sandy JacolowcIo

sIlversteIn ProPertIes

cecilia lidirector, It

thor eQuItIes

art mccanncIo

hIghwoods ProPertIes

robb napolitanomanaging director, It

rose assocIates

sunder PappuvP, technology

Inland real estate grouP

co-chaIrJim whalensvP & cIo

Boston ProPertIes

luis ramosdirector, It

woolBrIght develoPment

Farooz alikhanmanaging director It

dIvco west real estate servIce

david schachtcIo

sImon ProPertY grouP

mark BrownvP, head of technology

starwood retaIl Partners

shaun smithsvP, cIo

PhIllIPs edIson & co.

hilary cassadycIo

Quadreal ProPertY grouP lP

denise taylorcIo

westFIeld

chandra dhandapanichief digital & tech Officer

cBre

scott wessonsvP, cIo

udr

rick gehringersvP, technology

caruso aFFIlIated

mark hansencIo

deXus ProPertY grouP

todd JanuzzisvP & cIo

the Paramount grouP

Kevin loftiscIo, americas

cushman & waKeFIeld

Kevin mccannvP & cIo

Irc retaIl centers

neal noblecIo

Investa

hal PatevP, Is

IdI gaZeleY

timothy reedvP, It & services

emcor

Porter BellewvP, cIo

Federal realtY Investment trust

Justin segalPresident

BoXer ProPertY

chris BurschvP, It

cBl & assocIates ProPertIes

Julie sokolsvP, It

IrvIne comPanY

Joe chiappettavP & cto

sImon ProPertY grouP

Ian turnbullcIo

FIrst caPItal realtY

robert entinevP & cIo

vornado realtY trust

Ilan Zacharcto

carr ProPertIes

susan gerockvP, It & cIo

washIngton reIt

dean hooksvP, It and Property management

tIer reIt

gerhard KarbacIo

related comPanIes

stan lowsvP, It

KIlroY realtY corPoratIon

sandy mechaelcIo

tIshman sPeYer

michael osmentsvP, cIo/cto

tauBman centers

lee PearsonvP, cIo

weIngarten realtY Investors

Joe richsvP

related comPanIes

gary BlakesvP, technology

BrooKFIeld oFFIce ProPertIes

dipesh shahsvP, cIo

Inventrust ProPertIes

greg careycIo

w.P. careY & co. llc

helane steinsvP, cIo

BrIXmor

John chungvP, technology

allIed reIt

Brandon van ordensvP, cIo

cousIns ProPertIes trust

Ian Feagindirector of It

Jamestown

scott ZimmermancIo

centerPoInt ProPertIes

Boris goldenbergsvP, cIo

glP

gord howellsvP, It

PrImarIs

Phil KlokiscIo

gsa/PBs

ted mauluccicIo

trIdel corPoratIon

steven messaroscIo

lIBertY ProPertY trust

clint osteencIo

granIte ProPertIes

Jeremy PoteetvP, Information technology

rouse ProPertIes

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IBcon advIsorsIBcon has assembled domain experts from around the globe to assist with the creation of this year’s education program.

co-chaIrscott collinsProject executive

BedrocK

david Pogueglobal director of corporate responsibility

cBre

david Bartlettcto

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shane schroederdirector, smart Buildings

target

James Brogandirector, cIo

KPF

Jim sinopoliPrincipal

smart BuIldIngs

ujjaini dasguptadirector of marketing

PhIlIPs

eric stromquistceo

stromQuIst & comPanY

maureen ehrenbergexecutive managing director, Integrated Facilities mgmt.

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clayton ulrichsvP

hInes

david guntervP, global Facilities mgmt.

mcKesson

Leighton WolffePrincipal

northBrIdge energY Partners

ted houckPresident

hePta control sYstems

Konkana KhaundPrincipal consultant, north america

Frost & sullIvan ProPertIes

lachlan macQuarrievP, real estate management

oXFord Pro-PertIes grouP

James mchaleceo & Founder

memoorI ltd.

Jeff Nashsr. director, energy management

ggP Inc.

david Palinsustainability manager

mIrvac ProPertY grouP

co-chaIrchip Pierpontdirector, Facilities operations & technologies

gsa

curt radkinsvP, corporate Properties

wells Fargo

wade Bernerdirector of systems Performance & turnover

mIt

Tom Shircliffco-Founder

IntellIgent BuIldIngs

edwin Buckleydirector, Fm north america

erIcsson

darrell smithdirector, central Facilities operation

google

John dulinvP, market development

cornIng

Kevin tengexecutive director of sustainability

marIna BaY sands

michael FrazeevP, Information & communications technology

lend lease

leroy waldenPresident

hIghrose consultants

gerry hamiltondirector, Facilities energy mgmt.

stanFord unIversItY

leon wurfelmanaging director

Bueno

rick huijbregtsvP, digital transformation & Innovation

cIsco sYstems

michael KruklinskievP, head of region americas

sIemens real estate

charles mattadirector

gsa

Quinn muntonexecutive director

gPg advIsers

richard newberryadvisor

Kmc controls

greg Petersonmanager, global energy

IBm corPoratIon

Todd Ratcliffesection chief, cyber division

Federal Bureau oF InvestIgatIon

sanjyot BhusariIB Practice leader

aeI

vladi shunturovco-Founder & President

lucId

scott cochranePresident

cochrane suPPlY & engIneerIng

mike smithPresident & ceo

whIte sPace

Bruce duyshartdirector

meld strategIes

Benedict tranelPrincipal

gensler

david giddingsdirector, national Programs

oXFord ProPertIes grouP

donald walkerPartner

newcomB & BoYd

rob hamondirector,energy & sustainability

BoXer ProPertY

cindy ZhuFellow

dePartment oF energY

Daryld KarloffevP

BaKer grouP

Ben levineexecutive director

metrolaB networK

andrew matthewsIt development manager

amP caPItal Investors

rob murchisonco-Founder

IntellIgent BuIldIngs

Paul oswaldmanaging director

cBre|esI

marc Petockchief communications Officer & Vice President, marketing

lYnXsPrIng

Frank rotelloceo

alPha controls & servIces

rich BluthvP, energy management

IrvIne comPanY

Ken sinclairFounder, Publisher, owner

automatedBuIldIngs.com

daniel cocosaregional Facility manager, Bms

google

Ken smyersconsultant

controltrends awards

marty edwardsdirector, Industrial control systems cyber emergency response team (Ics-cert)

u.s. dePt oF homeland securItY (dhs)

Brian turnerPresident

otI / oPeratIonal technologY Integrators

noah goldsteindirector

navIgant

tom wirthFacilities operations manager

FaceBooK

mike hessvP, smart & sustainable Buildings

PanasonIc usa

ron ZimmerPresident & ceo

caBa

Kurt KarnatzPresident

envIronmental sYstems desIgn (esd)

rick lisagroup sales director, ww Iot Business development

Intel corPoratIon

scott mcBraynesr. director, national operations

cadIllac FaIrvIew

tom myersdirector, commercial real estate

lutron electronIcs

sukanya PaciorekevP, head of asset management

BrooKlYn navY Yard

John PetzePrincipal

sKYFoundrY

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