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PROGRAM INFORMATION:
What does the future hold and how will it affect the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry?
I-LinCP is hosting select leaders from some of San Antonio's top campuses to discuss what’s on the top of their lists of needs and project priorities for the upcoming years. Learn about long term university goals and shifting trends in design and construction on Higher Education Campuses. Our distinguished panel of speakers will also provide insight on their procurement processes and what firms can do to better position themselves for upcoming opportunities. Join I-LinCP's San Antonio Chapter for this interactive discussion and opportunity to connect with key influencers in education.
Key Takeaways:
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- Learn about current and future projects/plans at San Antonio's institutions
- Gain insights for procurement process and what institutions look for in an A/E/C provider
- See shifts in higher education trends, and what higher education institutions are focusing on in years ahead
- Understand biggest challenges in campus project development
COST:
Members: $45.00
Non-Members: $65.00
WHERE:
Venue Name
Wyndham Garden San Antonio Riverwalk/Museum Reach
103 9th Street San Antonio, TX
AGENDA:
*Pre-lunch: 11:00am
*For presenters/panelists, Annual Platinum and Gold sponsors and event sponsors.
Early Bird Networking: 11:00 - 11:30 AM
Check-In: 11:30AM -12:00PM
Program & Lunch: 12:00 - 1:30 PM
PANELISTS:
Greg McClure, PE, CxA, LEED GA, LEED AP
Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Operations & Construction Management
Alamo Colleges District
Greg McClure, is the Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Operations & Construction Management for Alamo Colleges District. He has direct responsibility for an annual operating budget of approximately $49M and 173 employees and contract personnel. The AVC for Facilities is responsible for facilities planning, engineering design, construction management, operations and maintenance, and real property asset management. Responsibilities also include grounds maintenance, housekeeping, mailroom, and energy management in support of over 5.4M square feet of facilities.
Corrina Green
Associate VP for Facilities & Real Estate
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Corrina Green is the Associate Vice President of Real Estate, Construction, and Planning, as well as Facilities for The University of Texas at San Antonio. She holds over 25 years of experience in design, construction and development, with a Bachelor of Architecture from Drexel University. UTSA’s Real Estate, Construction and Planning department provides key support for the planning and construction of UTSA’s real property and buildings in alignment with university’s core values and strategic destinations. The Office of Facilities is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and upkeep to all university physical facilities, as well as the day-to-day building operations, including operation of central heating and cooling plants. Corrina provides leadership over both of these divisions, striving to continually improve the physical environment of the university. Corrina is involved in the Urban Land Institute, serving as the San Antonio District Council Chair and Membership Chair for the National Placemaking Product Council.
Richard De Leon, AIA, LEED AP
Director for Program Management
The University of Texas Systems
Office of Capital Projects
Richard De Leon is Director for Program Management for the UT System’s Office of Capital Projects. He has been employed by UT since 1994. He is directly responsible for capital projects at seven UT System campuses throughout Texas. Richard’s responsibilities include enterprise risk management, compliance, customer management, and numerous other initiatives.
J. Brett Cumpton, AIA
Director - Facilities, Planning and Construction
Texas A&M University System
J. Brett Cumpton, ’89 (Bachelor of Environmental Design from Texas A&M University) as a Director for Facilities, Planning and Construction on behalf of the Texas A&M University System, currently Directs 10 Project Managers. Brett covers the capital projects across the Northeast half of the state of Texas. His management team covers projects from Texarkana to Galveston and 11 Universities and campuses in between. Brett has been with the A&M System since February of 2008 after closing his local Architectural firm. Brett directs 55 projects valued at 2.822 Billion in varied levels of completion with $412.5 Million still available for proposals. In his 15 plus years with the System, he spent 3 years with the Health Science Center as Director of Facilities, Operations and Construction for the CIADM.
MODERATOR:
Jason Smith
President, San Antonio Division
Spawglass
As President of the San Antonio Division of SpawGlass, Jason is a LEED Accredited Professional with a BS and MS degree in Civil Engineering from UTSA. He participates actively in construction industry and community organizations and currently is serving on the Brighton Center Executive Board and as a Member of the UTSA CSM Advisory Council. Jason is a graduate of the North San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Leadership Lab and the Innovative Leadership Program, as well as a loyal supporter of the UTSA Roadrunners.
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