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INDEX

Schedule .............................................................................................. 2Menus .................................................................................................. 7Expo Floor Plan ................................................................................. 10Exhibitors By Booth Number ............................................................ 11Exhibitors Alphabetical Order .......................................................... 12Sponsors & Exhibitors ....................................................................... 14Richard Flint ...................................................................................... 17

South Carolina Tri Association ConferenceMarch 14-17, 2020

Kingston Plantation Embassy Suites9800 Queensway Blvd.Myrtle Beach, SC 29572

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SATURDAY, MARCH 14

2:30 PM–5:00 PM Early Registration (Harrow)4:00 PM–5:00 PM General Session (Kensington D)

LEAN in Facilities: Where do we start?Tom Jones, Clemson University

5:30 PM Dinner on your own

SUNDAY, MARCH 15

8:15 AM–2:30 PM Golf at Arcadian Shores Golf ClubFirst T-Time at 8:25

10:00 AM–3:55 PM Registration (Harrow)Vendor Booth Setup (Kensington DEFG)

12:00 PM Lunch on your own2:00 PM–2:55 PMEDUCATIONAL SESSIONS

Changes in Procurement (Pembroke)Phil Gerald, OSESoftware for Physical Plant – ASCEM (Winchester)Raven Sykes, Dude SolutionsWhat Do Employees Want? (Kensington A)Ken Pettit, Wofford

3:00 PM–3:55 PMEDUCATIONAL SESSIONS

Engaging Diverse Stakeholders and Leveraging Input for Success (Pembroke)Jonathan Garvin, McMillan Pazdan Smith ArchitectureEnergy Project Financing Options – ASCEM (Winchester)Richard Terhune, MUSC; Stacey Washington, SC EnergyMenstrual Hygiene Disposal: A New Paradigm (Kensington A)Shallan Ramsey, MaskIT

4:00 PM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open (Kensington DEFG)6:00 PM Dinner on your own with a Business Partner

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MONDAY, MARCH 16

7:00 AM–8:30 AM Breakfast BuffetIncluded in Room Charge for Embassy Guests

8:30 AM–9:25 AMEDUCATIONAL SESSIONS

Energy Manager Software – ASCEM (Winchester)Raven Sykes, Dude SolutionsTaking Stock: Creating Sustainable & Value Driven Furniture Solutions (Pembroke)David Moore & Elisa Walker, McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture

9:30 AM–10:25 AMEDUCATIONAL SESSIONS

Campus Wide Material & Parts Distribution (Kensington A)Paul LoCicero, MUSC Alternative Fuels and Transportation – ASCEM (Winchester)Donna Dorn & Matt Bennet, SC Department of Education; Landon Masters & Ben Kessler, SC Energy Offices

10:30 AM–11:45 AM Exhibit Hall Open (Kensington DEFG)11:45 AM–2:00 PM Luncheon with the Business Partners (Kensington

DEFG) & Door Prizes (must be present to win)Sponsored by Greenworks

2:00 PM Exhibit Hall Closes/Exhibitor Breakdown (Kensington DEFG)

2:00 PM–2:55 PMEDUCATIONAL SESSIONS

Utilities Management in GIS: A Cost Effective Approach (Pembroke)Darrell Rochester & Lee Phillips, Rochester & Associates, Inc.Renewable Energy in SC – ASCEM (Winchester)SC Energy Office; Andrew LaRowe & Students with EduCon, Net Zero Schools, Horry CountySponges, Spectators, and Camels (Kensington A)Richard Flint

3:00 PM–3:15 PM BreakSponsored by Republic Services

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MONDAY, MARCH 16

3:20 PM–4:15 PMEDUCATIONAL SESSIONS

APPA Survey Results a New Industry Tool to Find Flooring LCCA (Pembroke)Jonathan Stanley, TarkettEnergy Audits: What Do They Tell Us? – ASCEM (Winchester)Lonnie Russel, Abraxas Energy Consulting; Rick Campana, SC Energy Offi ceFacilities Communication: Improving Communication Between Facilities and Campus Constituents (Kensington A)Katie McFarland, College of Charleston

6:00 PM–7:00 PM Cocktail Reception (Westminster Hall)Sponsored by Moseley Architects

7:00 PM–9:00 PM Dinner Banquet and Golf Awards (Kensington DEFG) Sponsored by Johnson ControlsSpeaker: Richard Flint (Kensington DEFG) Sponsored by Saint-Gobain | SageGlass

TUESDAY, MARCH 17

7:00 AM–8:30 AM Breakfast Buff etIncluded in Room Charge for Embassy Guests

8:30 AM–9:25 AM ASPACO Member Meeting (Pembroke)8:30 AM–9:25 AMEDUCATIONAL SESSIONS

South Carolina’s Energy Plan: Past & Future – ASCEM (Winchester)Catherine Reed; Stacy Washington & Rick Campana, SC Energy Offi ce APPA, SRAPPA, SCAPPA: How do they help me? (Kensington A)SRAPPA Board Representative

9:30 AM–10:30 AM Group Session: Conference Review (Kensington A)Door Prizes (must be present to win)

Thanks for coming...Have a safe trip home!

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MENU EVENT SPONSORS

GOLF SPONSORS

Saturday On your own

Sunday Breakfast Buff et for Embassy Guests

Sunday Noon Lunch on your own

Sunday4:00 PM–6:00 PM

Fresh Popped: Pop Corn, Caramel Corn, Nuts, and Beverages – Libation Station Open

Sunday Dinner On your own or Join a Business Partner

Monday Breakfast Buff et for Embassy Guests

Monday LunchSponsored by Greenworks

With Business Partners in Exhibit HallChicken Wrap (crisp romaine, fried chicken tenderloins, aged cheddar, garden tomatoes, peppercorn herb buttermilk dressing in a honey wheat wrap)Southern Belle (fried green tomatoes, mixed greens, house-made pimento cheese on challah bread)Banh Mi (fi ve spice seared pork belly on a baguette, pickled radish, carrot, cilantro, cucumber sweet chili aioli)House Made Kettle Chips Potato SaladCoff ee, Tea, Water, & Lemonade

Monday AfternoonSponsored by Republic Services

Warm Soft Pretzels with Cheese Dip or MustardMini Hot Dogs Wrapped in Puff PastryDrinks

Monday ReceptionSponsored by Moseley Architects

Libation Station Open (will remain open through meal)

Monday BanquetSponsored by Johnson Controls

Garden SaladFresh Fruit SaladLow Country Boil (corn, shrimp, sausage, red potatoes)Pork TenderloinCornbreadVariety of CheesecakesCoff ee, Tea, & Water

Tuesday Breakfast Buff et for Embassy Guests

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EXPO FLOOR PLAN EXHIBITORS BY BOOTH NUMBER

Carotek, Inc 1 Tarket 31Hoffman & Hoffman 2 Classic Groundcovers 32Interstate Solutions 3 Marcis & Associates, Inc. 33Badger Daylighting Corp 4 Country Casual Teak 34Mead & Hunt 5 Shaw Contracting Group 35Control Management, Inc. 6 Purell 36SC ORS Energy Office 7 Green Air Environmental 37Clemson Industrial Assessment Center 8 Nalco Water, an Ecolab

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Brady Services 9 Facility Strategies Group 39RMF Engineering 10 Moseley Architects 40Monitoring Management Inc - UV Resources 11 SKA Consulting Engineers, Inc 41

Greenworks 12 Cintas 42US&S Facilities Services 13 Gainesville Mechanical, Inc. 43RCI 14 CribMaster (Stanley Tools) 44Phigenics 15 REI Engineers 45Dominion Energy SC 16 Multivista 46Saint-Gobain / SageGlass 17 Ajax Building Company, LLC 47KI 18 New Restoration 48MaskIT 19 Rochester & Associates, Inc 49United Chemical 20 Patcraft 50Schneider Electric 21 Inpro 51Pure air 22 MSC Industrial Supply Co. 52Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC 23 Budd Group 53Duke Energy 24 Priority Solutions Group 54Quackenbush Architects + Planners 25 McMillan Pazdan Smith 55Seven Oaks Doors & Hardware 26 Centennial Contractors HallTerracon 27 Club Car HallJohnson Controls 28 Dillion Supply HallCC&I Services 29 Guardian Fueling Technologies HallPond & Company 30 Precision Sidewalk Safety Hall

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SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS (ALPHABETICAL ORDER)

Ajax Building Company, LLC 47Badger Daylighting Corp 4Brady Services 9Budd Group 53Carotek, Inc 1CC&I Services 29Centennial Contractors HallCintas 42Classic Groundcovers 32Clemson Industrial Assessment Center 8Club Car HallControl Management, Inc. 6Country Casual Teak 34CribMaster (Stanley Tools) 44Dillion Supply HallDominion Energy SC 16Duke Energy 24Facility Strategies Group 39Gainesville Mechanical, Inc. 43Green Air Environmental 37Greenworks 12Guardian Fueling Technologies HallHoffman & Hoffman 2Inpro 51Interstate Solutions 3Johnson Controls 28KI 18Marcis & Associates, Inc. 33MaskIT 19McMillan Pazdan Smith 55Mead & Hunt 5

SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS (ALPHABETICAL ORDER)

Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC 23Monitoring Management Inc - UV Resources 11Moseley Architects 40MSC Industrial Supply Co. 52Multivista 46Nalco Water, an Ecolab Company 38New Restoration 48Patcraft 50Phigenics 15Pond & Company 30Precision Sidewalk Safety HallPriority Solutions Group 54Pure air 22Purell 36Quackenbush Architects + Planners 25RCI 14REI Engineers 45RMF Engineering 10Rochester & Associates, Inc 49Saint-Gobain / SageGlass 17SC ORS Energy Office 7Schneider Electric 21Seven Oaks Doors & Hardware 26Shaw Contracting Group 35SKA Consulting Engineers, Inc 41Tarket 31Terracon 27United Chemical 20US&S Facilities Services 13

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