SMPS-NY, AMFP GNY, and BIG NYC are thrilled to bring you a joint event that will spotlight cutting-edge technologies transforming healthcare facilities. This is your opportunity to engage with top healthcare facility operators and builders who are at the forefront of integrating innovative technologies in their operations. This event is exclusively for members of all three organizations. Registration is free, and we kindly ask you to register in advance to secure your attendance.

AGENDA:
5:30-6:15 PM: Networking
Kick off the evening with informal networking. Enjoy a selection of snacks and drinks while connecting with industry peers, experts, and enthusiasts.

6:15-6:50 PM: Technology Showcase Presentations
Hear firsthand from leading healthcare operators about their experiences and insights on implementing advanced technologies in healthcare facilities. These short, impactful presentations will cover a range of topics including HVAC analytics, space utilization measurement systems, and carrier robots.

6:50-7:20 PM: Facilitated Breakout Discussions
Dive deeper into the subjects that interest you in our breakout discussion groups. These facilitated sessions are perfect for sharing ideas, asking questions, and engaging in meaningful dialogues about lessons learned from implementations and the future of healthcare technology.

7:20-7:30 PM: Closing Remarks and Acknowledgements

Speakers:

Jonathan Liang
Energy Project Manager, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Jonathan Liang has more than 8 years of experience on the operations team at Memorial Sloan Kettering. In his current role he's working on implementing analytics and optimization technologies to improve energy efficiency across the campus. Jonathan is a Certified Energy Manager and has NYC licenses for High Pressure Steam and Refrigeration Operation.

Erwin Van Hout
Chief of Technology Transformation, The Hospital for Sick Children
With over 20 years of business and technology infrastructure experience, Erwin is a futurist and an enterprise architect who leads the technology transformation for Project Horizon at SickKids, a campus redevelopment plan to build an inspired hospital of the future and transform how care is delivered. Erwin is passionate about leveraging emerging technologies, innovation, and foresight to enable, empower, and enhance the staff, physicians, researchers, patients, and families at SickKids.

Dan Schwartz
Space Planner,  NYU Langone Health
Dan Schwartz is an expert in extracting insights from all kinds of data to drive better real estate decisions. Dan has a proven track record in implementing technologies and strategies to enhance occupant experience with nearly 15 years of experience across different real estate verticals. At NYU Langone he's currently focused on innovative methods for capturing and analyzing space utilization data to optimize space allocations and inform capital decisions.

Event MC:

Kenny Trowers, SmartScore AP, Senior Associate BMS + Smart Buildings, National
Syska Hennessy Group
Kenny has over 12 years of experience in engineering and holds a MS in mechanical engineering and a Graduate Certificate in power generation from Stevens Institute of Technology. He is a SmartScore Accredited Professional, as well as a published author. Kenny is experienced in working with Owners and Developers to achieve the desired outcomes for their facilities. His experience includes managing the installation of building systems including BMS, fire alarm, access control, and CCTV/digital video. Leveraging an Agile development process, Kenny assists clients in identifying and designing integrated solutions.

EVENT SPONSORS:

Thank you to our Sponsors!

Please note: This is a MEMBERS ONLY event for all three organizations. This registration page is specific to SMPS-NY members. You can JOIN SMPS-NY FIRST, and then register for free! 
Sign up here >> https://smpsny.org/join 

About the organizations

AMFP:

The Association of Medical Facility Professionals (AMFP) is a hub where built environment leaders in healthcare share ideas, gain knowledge, solve challenges, connect with peers, and shape the future of the industry.

BIG:

The Building Intelligence Group (BIG) is a cross-disciplinary education, support, and networking organization dedicated to delivering intelligent commercial building solutions that maximize value for everyone who interacts with the built environment.