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SUNDAY
JUNE
11
10am-5:30 pm
Airport Arrivals | Registration & Orientation
12-5 pm
Tour “The Star,” World HQ of the Dallas Cowboys
Take a guided tour of the 91-acre Dallas Cowboys world headquarters & training facility, including the indoor stadium, practice fields, and Super Bowl memorabilia. We’ll also have lunch at Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar inside this event and entertainment district. There will be two group departures from the hotel (12 pm and 2 pm).
1:30-5 pm
Par-3 Golf Outing at the Omni PGA Frisco
Be among the first to play a round at The Swing, the Omni PGA Frisco’s Par-3 course co-designed by Gil Hanse and Beau Welling. With holes ranging from 45 to 100 yards, this course provides a casual outing, perfect for all levels of golfers. A Texas BBQ lunch will be served prior to the outing.
6:15-7 pm
Welcome Reception
7-9:30 pm
Dinner with a Cowboy
Darren Woodson knows a few things about being part of a winning team: he is a 3x Super Bowl Champion with the Dallas Cowboys and was selected 5 times for the Pro Bowl. He went on to become an analyst for ESPN and is now Managing Principal at Cresa, a commercial real estate firm, after cultivating an interest in real estate during his off-season with the Cowboys. During this keynote, Woodson will share some of the lessons he has learned during his long and varied career on leadership, teamwork, and building a culture of excellence – even (and especially) in the midst of challenging times.
Darren Woodson
Former Dallas Cowboy – 3x Super Bowl Champ – Commercial Real Estate Principal
MONDAY
JUNE
12
6:30-7 am
Group Fitness
7:15-7:55 am
Breakfast
8-9 am
State of the Industry: Adapting to Rapid Transformation
During this panel discussion, top real estate, capital planning, and construction leaders from major hospitals and health systems will discuss the biggest challenges they face in their roles today, how they are addressing those challenges, what the opportunities are looking forward, where they see the healthcare industry headed from here, and what impact current and future trends will have on healthcare facilities.
This wide-ranging conversation will cover everything from ongoing supply chain disruptions and inflationary impacts on capital projects to alternative construction & project delivery methods like lean and prefab, ESG and DEI initiatives, and the bigger picture of healthcare economics today.
Moderator: Renée Jacobs
Business Development Manager, Healthcare – Distech Controls
Doug Carney
System SVP, Real Estate, Planning, Design, Construction & Engineering – Mount Sinai Health System & Icahn School of Medicine
Spencer Seals
VP, Construction & Real Estate – Cook Children’s
Clint Russell
VP, Capital Deployment, Construction & Equipment – HCA
Charles Shelburne
VP, Real Estate & Campus Planning – Baylor Scott & White
9:05-10:05 am
Sourcing Meetings
10:10-10:45 am
5 Trends Affecting the Next 10 Years of Healthcare Facility Design & Construction
Anticipating change is hard. And it’s even harder because there are so many things happening in our world that are affecting healthcare facility planning, design, and construction. What does the future hold? No one really knows, but looking at trends helps us have a better idea of what we should be paying attention to right now. In this session, healthcare design knowledge expert and industry observer Sara Marberry explores five prevailing tendencies that are gaining momentum and could have long-term implications on healthcare facilities in the near future and beyond.
Sara Marberry
Thought Leader, Author, Consultant – Healthcare Design Knowledge Expert
10:50-11:50 am
Sourcing Meetings
12-12:40 pm
Innovation Talks
Bridging the Gap Between the Behavioral Health Crisis & the Healthcare System
With the ongoing behavioral health crisis, health systems are increasingly looking to build separate behavioral health facilities to ease the burden from their emergency departments. Nancy will discuss Boston Medical Center (BMC)’s new net-zero behavioral health facility and how it is serving to bridge the gap for those much-needed services.
Nancy Hanright
Sr. Director, Real Estate & Capital Planning – Boston Medical Center
Mapping Out a Pathway to CMS Reimbursement for Facilities
Imagine if healthcare organizations could get reimbursed for the positive patient outcomes associated with facility investments and improvements. CMS reimbursement expert Dr. Simi Ranajee, PhD, MBA, will share how.
Dr. Simi Ranajee
Managing Director, Healthcare- Johnson Controls
12:40-1:30 pm
Networking Lunch
1:35-2:35 pm
Innovation Talks
Agents of Change: What Your Peers Say About Altering Their Facilities Trajectory
Over the last few weeks, we asked for your input in a survey about the current state of healthcare facilities. During this session, Mark Kenneday will present some preliminary findings from this work-in-progress research that will form the basis of a future report. This will be a fully interactive session; you’re encouraged to participate and play an active role in shaping this conversation.
If you haven’t had the chance to respond to this survey yet, please click on this link to access it and submit your response. Your input will be pivotal to enriching the facilities conversation across healthcare and propelling the implementation of new solutions. It only takes about 3 minutes!
Mark Kenneday
Director of Strategy and Market Development, Healthcare – Gordian
The Retail Health Arms Race…and Where One Medical Fits In
Large drug chains and mass retailers are not satisfied with just being in the immediate clinic segment of the $4.3 trillion healthcare industry. They have much broader plans to become a significant force in the provision of non-acute healthcare and wellness, and usher in a new era of convenient and accessible care to a huge portion of the US.
We will take a look at the developments and strategies of these disruptive forces in healthcare with a focus on the new direction of primary care provider, One Medical.
Dan Stanek
Executive Vice President – WD Partners
Jamie Goldberg
VP, Real Estate & Development – One Medical
2:45-4:05 pm
Sourcing Meetings
4:05-4:15 pm
Happy hour
4:15-5:15 pm
Mastermind Roundtables – Health System Executives Only
1. Decarbonization Strategies for Health Systems
Andy Woommavovah is an expert when it comes to developing decarbonization strategies for health systems. In addition to his own role at Trinity Health, Andy also works closely with ASHE on developing solutions for carbon reduction, authoring content for the industry organization that is used to educate and train other facilities management leaders. During this open-format discussion, Andy will share his vast knowledge on this topic while also encouraging participants to share the work they’re already doing, what they think they’re doing well, what they need to start doing, and more. Come with questions; leave with answers!
Andy Woommavovah
System Director, Facilities Management, Energy & Infrastructure – Trinity Health
2. Understanding Data-Driven Predictive Maintenance
Get ready for a little show-and-tell: Brian Weldy will demonstrate real-time power use inside the Omni PGA Frisco by connecting a simple IoT device to the electrical panel and showing how fast, easy, and low-cost it is for facilities managers to see real-time data on a dashboard. This demonstration will kick off an interactive conversation on data-driven predictive maintenance and other facilities management developments in intelligent buildings.
Brian Weldy
VP, FacilitiGroup – HealthTrust (HCA)
3. Managing Escalating Costs & Long lead Times
The pandemic might be “over,” but the various challenges it has created around supply chain disruptions, long lead times, and escalating costs still have not abated. As healthcare construction leaders find themselves facing down another year of high inflation, how is this impacting their capital projects? Likewise, how is the current inflationary environment, recession concerns, and budget cuts impacting capital planning over the next 5 years? Expect a candid discussion as your peers get real about the biggest challenges they face today.
Russell Templin
SVP, Healthcare – JE Dunn
4. AI Applications in Construction Management
Everyone’s talking about AI right now, but chatbots aside, what are some of the real-world applications for AI technology and machine learning in construction management? Reid Senescu will lead an open discussion on what AI in construction actually looks like, how it’s being implemented, what construction leaders can expect from it, what they need to know about it right now, and what the future potentially holds.
Reid Senescu
VP, Product – Doxel
5:15-6:30 pm
Free Time
6:30-9:30 pm
Rock N’ Chili Cook-Off Party
Teams will go head-to-head in a fierce competition to determine who has the best chili recipe! After dinner, enjoy live music and a chili cook-off throw-down as each team brings the fire to be crowned the winner – there will be prizes!
TUESDAY
June
13
7:30-8:15 am
Breakfast
8:20-9:20 am
Leadership Innovation Talks
When Your Only Tool is a Hammer
Facility managers are the multi-tool of the engineering department. They’re only one person, and they’re expected to be smart about finance, skilled with building systems, savvy about human resources, and synced up with compliance. They interact with everyone from the boiler room to the board room. Today’s facility manager needs emotional intelligence; but what is it?
John Ellis
System Director, Facilities Management – Intermountain Healthcare
Intentional Approaches to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives
Leaders must be intentional in creating and supporting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. DEI is an imperative in today’s business landscape, and creates a work environment that is equitable and inclusive. Find out what a DEI program is, why it is imperative in today’s business, and how to create a robust program in your own organization through a proven approach.
Trisha Fong
Senior Associate, Director of 4wrd | DEI – E4H Architecture
Innovation in Health Spaces: A Window into the Future
To be successful over the next 30 years, health systems will have to deliver on four macrotrends: healthcare as wellness care, exceptional patient experience, sustainable operations, and digital infrastructure. Dr. Rao Mulpuri will share his journey building View, a Smart Window company, and developing solutions that address these trends to enable world-class healthcare facilities.
Dr. Rao Mulpuri
CEO – View
9:30-10:10 am
Sourcing Meetings
10:20-11:20 am
Mastermind Roundtables – Health System Executives Only
1. Managing the Owners’ Side of Capital Projects
As anyone who has ever tried to manage a manager can attest, coaching upwards is not always easy. During this session, Brian Holmes will share some of his own strategies for how he manages the owners’ side of the table when dealing with capital projects – getting them to make decisions and actually stick with them, developing soft skills as a manager, fostering an open environment where issues and frustrations are communicated early on, working closely with the architects and project managers as a cohesive team, and more. You may want to vent, but come to learn!
Brian Holmes
SVP, Facilities Development & Real Estate – Texas Health Resources
2. Strategies for System-Wide Standardization
As health systems grow across multiple states and regions, acquired health systems need to be merged into existing ones, and newly formed health systems need to establish a whole new identity distinct from the merged legacy systems, system-wide standardization is critical. One of Kyle Rutherford’s big focuses is standardization: having a set of standards across all of CHRISTUS Health, including branding and visual identifiers that tie back to corporate across all facilities throughout multiple states. During this session he will share his own standardization strategies in an open-format, participatory discussion.
Kyle Rutherford
VP, Construction – CHRISTUS Health
3. Making Healthy Spaces with Environmentally Optimized Digital Twins
In this interactive roundtable, we’ll utilize the latest rapid reality capture technology, including environmental sensors, to demonstrate how complete healthcare systems can now be digitized with unprecedented speed and quality. We’ll place Enstoa’s sensors at selected points in the space we are in and collect environmental data such as temperature, pressure, lighting, etc. We will use that captured data to discuss what it means and brainstorm how it can be incorporated within a large ecosystem of the digital twin.
Lennart Andersson
Director, Owners’ BIM – Enstoa
11:20 am-12:20 pm
Bon Voyage Brunch
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(HEALTHCARE EXEC)
Qualified execs attend at no cost. The invitation includes accommodations for two nights, full meals and access to all networking excursions.
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