From the pre-organized, one-on-one meetings with the industry’s leading solution providers, to educational workshops, Education Facilities Forum provides its attendees with an opportunity to explore the latest innovations and best practices, connect with industry leaders and organize solutions in a stress-free environment. This year the event is taking place at Atlanta’s Airport Marriot Hotel.

Past attendees have given credit to the organization of Forum Networking Events and the impact the two-day event can have for the entire year. Attendees are able to customize a list of meetings with the help of the event staff in order to get the most out of the day and speak to necessary decision-makers for each attendee’s individual industry goals. Many past attendees also credited the environment at the event, which mimics a speed-dating format but with a focus on education. The attendees are able to meet and review a wide range of solution providers in just two days without the hard-sell environment that many experience at industry events throughout the year.

Suppliers, school districts, universities and education officials alike will be in attendance at the forum in April, and free registration is still open for those interested. Register for the event in order to utilize the networking capabilities that the forum brings to industry leaders.

In case April is a busy month for you — Forum Networking Events offers other events throughout the year and all over the country. Learn more by visiting Forum Networking Events and find out if an upcoming event fits your schedule this year.

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The 8th Education Facilities Forum is now accepting registration from facilities management professionals of higher education facilities and school districts to take advantage of this unique, timesaving event, built around the needs of the attendees and their upcoming projects. Registration is limited to only 50 qualified professionals representing maintenance, renovation and construction projects of educational facilities so reserve your space today!

Early registration includes: a customizable itinerary of quality workshops, one-on-one meetings with vendors and solution providers of your choice, several networking opportunities, paid meals, post-event drink reception and/or tour of Soldier Field Stadium.


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Workshops include:
Green Schools: Saving Money and Providing a Better Learning Environment, Presented by U.S. Green Building Council-Ill. Chapter member Stuart Broadsky, AIA, LEED AP of Cannon Design
• Geothermal Heating & Cooling Systems: Delivering Value for Today’s Dynamic Schools
Presented by Rich Conkling, Director of North American Operations for WaterFurnace International
• Dashboards: Energy Education, Monitoring and Management
Presented by Jay Garbarino of Delta Controls


Some of this year’s sponsors/solution providers include:
ABM Industries, Axis Communications, Delta Controls, Detex Corporation, Digital Identification Solutions, Filter Services-Illinois, GE Lighting, Hussey Seating, Lennox Industries, SchoolDude, SeeSmart LED. 


If you would like to participate as a sponsor or solution provider, please contact Event Manager Rob Muise, 941.925.7585 or via email at Rob.Muise@forumnetworkingevents.com

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