Seminarios web para miembros

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As energy costs rise and ventilation strategies evolve, engineers are rethinking how outdoor air impacts both HVAC system performance and indoor air quality. Join us for a webinar exploring ASHRAE Standard 62.1’s Indoor Air Quality Procedure (IAQP) and how performance-based ventilation strategies can help support cleaner indoor air in commercial buildings while reducing energy consumption and HVAC equipment demands. We will explore the differences between VRP and IAQP compliance pathways, when each ventilation strategy makes sense for a project, and how IAQP strategies can support improved occupant outcomes and align with WELL, LEED, and Fitwel goals.

About the Presenter:
Jason Jones is Director of Air Quality Management at Fellowes Brands. During Jason’s more than seven years with Fellowes, he has primarily worked with HVAC leaders, helping to solve problems while promoting solutions to help them optimize their spaces. Jason has played a crucial role in Fellowes’s go-to-market strategies, prioritizing relationships with decision-makers to ensure satisfaction and create meaningful connections that showcase the benefits of an IAQ partnership.

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Most building energy systems don’t fail dramatically, but quietly, over time. In this session, Ilana Cember, PE, CEM at Brightworks Sustainability, will break down how ongoing monitoring-based commissioning can keep buildings operating the way they were meant to. Ilana will demystify the data (what to collect, how to interpret it, and how to turn insights into actionable fixes), share practical examples from real projects, and explore a wide range of HVAC air-side and water-side system configurations and control strategies through the lens of building automation system graphics. Participants will also learn the fundamentals of a client-focused approach for successful MBCx and then dive into air-side systems (AHUs, terminal units) and hydronic systems (chilled water and condenser water).

About the Presenter:
Ilana Cember is a licensed Professional Engineer and Certified Energy Manager at Brightworks Sustainability with a penchant for translating complex energy systems into plain language. With deep experience in building decarbonization, electrification strategy, and grid-interactive technologies, they spend their days helping clients cut carbon without cutting corners. Ilana’s work sits at the intersection of engineering pragmatism and climate optimism, a combination that makes them equally comfortable modeling building loads, explaining how the grid really works, or gently debunking persistent myths about electricity. When they’re not unraveling the mysteries of our energy system, they’re advocating solutions that make the clean-energy transition hilariously engaging, technically sound, and genuinely achievable.

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Join us for an engaging tour of The Current, our online community platform, and discover how it helps members connect, collaborate, and stay informed. In this session, we’ll provide a high-level overview of the community experience, including key features such as discussion boards, resource libraries, event access, member profiles, and notifications. We’ll also highlight the different ways members can ask questions, share ideas, access valuable content, and build relationships with peers across the community. We encourage you to bring your questions as we’ll have time for Q&A after the community demonstration. We look forward to seeing you there!

About the Presenter:
Eileen Quinn is a Senior Strategic Advisor at Higher Logic who has partnered with customers since 2021 to deliver product enablement, strategic guidance, and community management expertise.

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Conferences present valuable opportunities for learning, networking, and professional growth, particularly for students and early career professionals eager to expand their horizons. This session is tailored to help individuals at the start of their journeys unlock the full potential of any conference experience. Participants will gain practical strategies for effective preparation, including researching speakers and sessions, setting clear goals, and planning their schedules for maximum benefit. Additionally, the session will explore tips for confident networking, engaging with presenters and peers, and leveraging social media to boost professional visibility. Attendees will also learn how to follow up after the event, nurture new connections, and translate insights gained into actionable career steps. Join us to discover how to approach any conference with purpose, enhance your skillset, and lay a stronger foundation for your future success.

About the Presenters:
Dee Spolarics, CEM is a Senior Environmental, Energy, and Sustainability Engineer at Volvo Group Trucks, where she guides the facility’s energy strategy and leads major efforts in efficiency improvement and decarbonization. She has spent 14 years in the environmental and energy sector, with a focus on translating complex technical and regulatory requirements into clear operational decisions. Dee also serves as President of the Washington, D.C. AEE Chapter and previously led the Chapter’s Council on Women in Energy and Environmental Leadership (CWEEL). In these roles, she supports professional development and strengthens the regional energy community through events, mentorship, and industry engagement.

Jacqueline Hart, is a Senior Sustainability Project Manager at JLL and the Vice President of the Association of Energy Engineers National Capital Chapter. She works in sustainable design, construction, operations, and standards-setting. She is passionate about sustainability and has led a career focused on data-based solutions that decarbonize the built environment and create a resilient future. She has managed sustainability efforts for the world’s largest LEED Platinum building, developed net-zero standards, and directed the delivery of sustainable buildings for multiple Ivy League universities.