This 1/2 day of educational programming includes 10 presentations. Starting at 9:00 am, the programs will run two at a time simultaneously, allowing you to tailor your day to your interests.
Registration
Members – $35
Non-members – $75
Students – $20
Lunch will be provided
Agenda
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8:00
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Check in and Registration
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Session A
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Session B
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9:00
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Future of Work
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East River Updates
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9:30
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Tools Technology & Redefined Roles
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Building a Better Future: Partnering with Mission-Driven Companies
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10:00
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A New Way of Working, Beyond the Corporate Campus
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Updates on the Port of Houston
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10:30
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Networking Break
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11:00
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Incentives & CRE - Reducing the cost of going green
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BE SOMEONE who uses rough seas to become a skilled sailor
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11:30
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Corporate security in an increasingly violent world
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ESG Benchmarking on Large Moves & Refreshes
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12:00
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Keynote Luncheon - Pandemic as Propulsion: The opportunities presented by the pandemic that must not be missed.
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Luncheon Keynote Speaker
Keith Perske, Colliers
Senior Vice President & Practice Lead, Workplace Advisory, Americas
Pandemic as Propulsion: The opportunities presented by the pandemic that must not be missed
Keith Perske leads Colliers’ Workplace Advisory practice for the Americas where his team helps organizations solve existential business problems using a holistic approach to the workplace. He led Workplace Innovation globally at Johnson & Johnson and has held leadership positions at Sun Microsystems, HOK and a large national bank (now Chase). He was a founding partner for the development of Corenet Global’s MCRw program that trains new Workplace strategists. He is a frequent speaker (including TEDx and SXSW), writer and an award-winning educator on the power of place to craft experiences for employees that are engaging, productive and healthy, leading to competitive advantage.
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Natalie Goodman, IncentiFind
Topic: Incentives and CRE - Rewarding the achievement of ESGs and reducing the cost of going green
Description: This PropTech startup is increasing green construction by connecting commercial properties to incentives when they incorporate green practices (such as solar, energy efficiency, water conservation, and electric vehicles to name a few). Using a two-minute survey, her innovative startup can connect any property in the US to $61B+ in incentives available each year.
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Ricardo Arias, Port of Houston
Topic: Updates on the Port of Houston
Description: Environmental stewardship, community outreach, channel development, continued growth and Foreign Trade Zones.
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Trevor Langdon, Green Standards
Topic: ESG Benchmarking on Large Moves and Refreshes
Description: If your company is among the many that have made a zero waste to landfill commitment, how will you live up to it? Having sustainably decommissioned more than 3M square feet in the Greater Houston Area, we will share industry benchmarks, best practices, and what we've learned. Client roster includes Shell, Exxon, BP, Chevron, and many more Fortune 500 companies.
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Dave Jacobs, TechKnowledge
Topic: Corporate security in an increasingly violent world.
Description: Technological advances provide corporate security professionals with innovative ways to create a highly secure yet welcoming workplace. Combining these new technologies with traditional security methods increases convenience for workers while tightening security.
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Dean Strombom, Gensler
Co-Presenter
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Kelly Beaumont, Chevron
Co-Presenter
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Topic: A New Way of Working, Beyond the Corporate Campus
Description: In this session we'll explore a 3rd place model for employees that's not a coffee shop or co-working facility shared with freelancers. We'll present the benefits of a place like The Ion with multiple, customized suites designed for agile, remote work away from the traditional office and the home. Chevron's recently completed Technology Ventures space at The Ion is a good example of this new model. We'll present CTV's initial goals and aspirations for this unique space at The Ion, the completed design and the lessons learned.
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Anna Deans, Midway
Co-Presenter
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David Hightower, Midway
Co-Presenter
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Topic: Updates on everything East River
Description: The latest in all things East River.
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Janis Burke, Houston Sports Authority
Topic: BE SOMEONE who uses rough seas to become a skilled sailor.
Description: The pandemic impacted the sports tourism industry in a major way. The bond debt service on the Houston professional sports stadiums were affected and the team operations inside those buildings had their businesses turned upside down. From annual sporting events like the Marathon and Rodeo to the special ones that Houston was in line to host, such as U.S. Women's Open or NCAA Men's Basketball Regionals, none could escape the ramifications of a global pandemic.
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 Thomas Holland, Corporate Floors
Topic: Building a Better Future: Partnering with Mission-Driven Companies
Description: Companies play an important role in creating a more equitable, inclusive and sustainable global economy. From advancing social justice to reducing carbon emissions, their contributions are critical to building a better future for us all. Partnering with mission-driven service providers and vendors is key to the success of these initiatives. For corporate real estate professionals, that means hiring service providers that share their organization's corporate values. Mission-based vendors focus on people, not profit, and support the greater good in a variety of ways. This may include using products that don't harm the environment, paying their employees a fair wage, and managing their supply chain ethically. These partnerships also provide a number of important internal benefits, such as improved recruitment and retention and a more positive workplace culture. This session will explain why corporate real estate professionals should partner with mission-driven service providers and how they can identify the right partner for their needs.
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Hunter Fleshood, Comfy
Topic: Tools, Technology, and Redefined Roles for The New Workplace Reality
Description: Almost every business across the globe has adjusted its operations because of COVID-19. Many firms are reducing office-based working, and redesigning their real estate portfolio for more activity-based workspaces to promote flexibility and collaboration. In this session, we'll share our key findings around how executives at leading enterprises are approaching evolving working model and real estate plans, business priorities, job role and responsibility changes, and technology investment plans.could escape the ramifications of a global pandemic.
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Jim Jacobi, Walter P Moore
Co-Presenter
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Lauri Goodman Lampson, PDR
Co-presenter
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Michelle Perry, Walter P Moore
Co-presenter
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Topic: Future of Work - Enabling the Hybrid Remote Firm
Description: Every CEO has this question in their mind - What is the future of work? This case study on Enabling the Hybrid Remote Firm, will be presented to the audience. The focus of the presentation will be on the three areas of Workforce, Workspace and Technology. The presentation will provide data on how the world is viewing the future of work, the new realities of a post-Covid work.
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No hotels have been associated with this event.
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