Understanding and Exploiting the Trend to Higher Efficiency in Air Systems January 25 afternoon – January 26 morning 2012 This workshop will help AMCA members supplement their business s
Trang 1Understanding and Exploiting the Trend to Higher Efficiency in Air Systems
January 25 (afternoon) – January 26 (morning) 2012
This workshop will help AMCA members supplement their business strategy by exploiting energy efficiency trends. Participation is designed for executives, product managers, and
communications directors who influence corporate strategies.
Cost: No cost – 40 participants only. Maximum of two participants per member firm.
Speakers who have developed and implemented energy strategies will lead interactive case studies and envisioning exercises that will enable AMCA members to harness market demand and regulatory pressure for higher airsystem energy efficiency
A professional facilitator will help challenge participants to consider how the following questions should impact their corporate business strategies:
What are the immediate and longterm energy efficiency trends?
How does our current corporate strategy deal with these trends?
What can we learn from companies that have faced similar situations?
What resources are available to fuel our energy efficiency strategies?
What are appropriate metrics for tracking success of new strategies?
What role should AMCA play to support our company’s strategic energy initiatives? The workshop will convene on Wed., Jan. 25 from 12:00 – 5:30 pm and then break for a cocktail reception and networking dinner
The workshop will reconvene on Thurs., Jan 26 from 8:00 – 12:00 pm, and close with a
networking lunch.
Location
Courtyard by Marriott – Magnificent Mile
165 East Ontario Street, Chicago
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Lunch & Opening: Strategic Planning Fundamentals & Call to Action
Case Study 1: Appliance Efficiency Initiative (Whirlpool)
Case Study 2: Air Conditioning Market Transformation (Trane)
Summary: Lessons learned from case content
Preparation for Day 2
Networking Reception & Dinner
January 26: Thursday Morning & Lunch
Interactive Session: Trends in energyefficient air systems and high
performance buildings. Developments in energy codes, standards, and regulations
Vision Workshop: Predict future market requirements, regulations
Strategy Workshop: Develop business strategy enhancements for a fictitious AMCA
member company
Interactive Session: Metrics for tracking energy strategy performance
Lunch and wrap up: Strategy development recap
Note: All sessions will be highly interactive and led by an expert facilitator to maximize learning and skills development. Hypothetical companies will be used for workshops to encourage group participation while protecting corporate confidentiality.
To register, complete the information below and copy/paste it into an email message for Michael Ivanovich, AMCA International at mivanovich@amca.org, or send a completed form via fax to 8472530088
AMCA ENERGY STRATEGY WORKSHOP REGISTRATION
Name:
Title:
Company name:
Email address:
Mobile phone:
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Speakers
Tom Catania Eugene Smithart, PE Amy Smith, PhD
Case Study: Whirlpool Case Study: Trane Facilitator
Thomas F. Catania, Vice President Government Relations
Whirlpool Corporation Tom Catania was named vice president, Government Relations at Whirlpool Corporation in 1997
He is responsible for executive management of the corporation’s government relations function.
In this position he provides policy direction and participates in all government relations activities
in the United States and globally. Catania has served Whirlpool’s strategic energy initiatives by participating on the Business Environment Leadership Council of the Pew Center on Climate Change and being a member of the Executive Committee on the Board of Directors of the
Demand Response Smart Grid Coalition.
Eugene (Smitty) Smithart, Director, Systems & Solutions
Trane With over 35 years of industry experience, “Smitty” is the Director of Systems & Solutions for Trane. He is well known in the HVAC industry, having published numerous industry articles and having key involvement in a number of industry changing initiatives. Smitty is a recipient of the U.S. EPA Climate Protection award. At the time of the receipt, he was only one of five people
in the world to have received this prestigious award. He is a former Marine and received his Bachelors of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Iowa, is a LEED AP and is a registered Professional Engineer in State of Wisconsin
Amy Smith, PhD, Vice President of Research and Training
The Ivanovich Group
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education programs at Concordia University of Chicago. Combined, her programs have 17 full time professors, 100 adjunct faculty, and over 1,600 students
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Wade Smith, Executive Director AMCA International Wade Smith has been the Executive Director of AMCA International since March 2011. Prior to joining AMCA, Smith was CEO of Wellspring Wireless, a manufacturer of ZigBee wireless control and metering systems, which he founded in 1996. Mr. Smith also had a 24year career at the Trane Company and American Standard, where he led the U.S. Plumbing Group for three years, the International Residential Air Conditioning business for one year, and the Building Automation Systems Division for five years. He is a 1972 graduate of the University of
Wisconsin and holds a Professional Engineering (PE) license.
Vickie Lovell, Consultant and President
InterCode Inc
Vickie Lovell specializes in the development process of model building codes and standards, particularly in energy, fire, and mechanical issues at state and national levels. She and her
company, InterCode Inc., represent clients in all phases of the codechange process and product commercialization. Established in 1990, InterCode Inc. was established by Lovell to provide representation and strategic guidance to companies and trade associations that are involved in markets affected by changes in building codes and standards
Michael Ivanovich, Director of Strategic Energy Initiatives
AMCA International Michael Ivanovich was named as AMCA’s first Director of Strategic Energy Initiatives, effective July 15, 2011. Prior to joining AMCA, Mr. Ivanovich was president of a research and consulting
company, The Ivanovich Group, and an awardwinning editorinchief for ConsultingSpecifying
Engineer and HPAC Engineering magazines. His background also includes being a senior
research scientist for the U.S. Dept. of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
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