MONTREAL, QC, February 01, 2013 (Press-News.org) FMA Inc. (www.fmasummits.com) is hosting their 16th Progressive Energy, Environment & Sustainability Summit, May 29th to 31st 2013 in Chicago, IL.
The Summit program will feature Key Note Speakers representing thought leaders from the Retail, Commercial and Industrial sectors, who will provide notable success stories of how they have begun achieving energy efficiency within their corporations.
These speakers include:
Ali Musharraf, Director of Energy Management - Abbott Laboratories
Dan Rogers, Manager Environmental Resources - Cessna Textron
David Wilkerson, Corporate Director of Sustainability & Product Stewardship - Shaw Industries
Elizabeth Ballard, Director Engineering & Technology - TPC Group
Ken Roden, Energy Team Facilitator - Nissan North America
Menno Enters, Director Energy & Sustainability - Walgreens Co.
Michele Boney, Environmental Compliance Officer - West Liberty Foods
Richard Feustel, Corporate Energy Manager - Briggs & Stratton
Robert Ule, Global Facilities Energy Manager - JDSU
Thomas Easterday, Executive Vice President, Secretary & General Counsel - Subaru
In response to the evolving concerns of today's industry leaders, FMA will continue to lead the way; providing the platform where energy reduction and environmental sustainability are at the forefront through our personalized approach and intimate attention to our clients' needs.
About FMA:
Our Summits target owners, managers and operators of commercial, industrial and retail facilities so that they may learn and understand how to better achieve and surpass their strategic goals of energy efficiency, cost, usage & environmental footprint reduction within their facilities. Founded in 2006, FMA has since been producing the platform for the sharing of best practices; through rich dialogue, thought leader presentations and the facilitation of relationships between those who have needs and those who can provide the right solutions.
FMA - Strategic Partner for Driving Business Forward: http://www.fmasummits.com
FMA Inc. (www.fmasummits.com) is Hosting Their 16th Progressive Energy, Environment & Sustainability Summit, May 29th to 31st 2013 in Chicago, IL
The Summit features presentations by Abbott Labs, Walgreens, Cessna, Nissan, West Liberty Foods, JDSU, TPC, Shaw Ind. and many more, presenting on how to better achieve and surpass their strategic energy reduction & facility efficiency goals.
2013-02-01
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[Press-News.org] FMA Inc. (www.fmasummits.com) is Hosting Their 16th Progressive Energy, Environment & Sustainability Summit, May 29th to 31st 2013 in Chicago, ILThe Summit features presentations by Abbott Labs, Walgreens, Cessna, Nissan, West Liberty Foods, JDSU, TPC, Shaw Ind. and many more, presenting on how to better achieve and surpass their strategic energy reduction & facility efficiency goals.