2023 LEDucation Presentations

Dana Porter, Kurtzon Lighting Virtual MondayMarch 6, 202311:00am – 12:00pm EST AdvancedCredit: 1 LU / Elective This presentation explains the ways that white general light can interfere with a surgeons view and why incorporating green light into operating rooms is important. Learning Objectives SPEAKERS Dana PorterDirector of Operations, Kurtzon Lighting Dana has been in the Lighting Industry for over a decade serving manufactures, reps and end users.

Larry Lieberman, Luma-Spec Lighting TuesdayMarch 7, 20235:00pm – 6:00pm EST Room Location: Nassau IntermediateCredit: 1 LU / Elective Specifying custom lighting is challenging. Pull back the curtain and learn about the pitfalls, best practices, communication, timeline management, controlling the costs, warranty and support. Learn when to consider if custom is right for the project and can it save you money. Hear about real-world successes like the making of Harry Potter’s Gringotts Wizarding Bank chandeliers and another case study of projects. Learn tips and tricks to be successful. Don’t get caught with a paper airplane when you convinced your customer they would get a golden Rocketship. Familiarization with specifying, selling, or buying custom lighting is recommended for this session. Learning Objectives SPEAKERS Larry LiebermanPresident, Luma-Spec Lighting Larry Lieberman has been designing and manufacturing products for 31 years. A graduate of Ithaca College and Polytech University he started Vision Quest Lighting inc.

Gary Meshberg, Legrand and C. Webster Marsh, Boston Illumination Group WednesdayMarch 8, 20232:30pm – 3:30pm EST Room Location: Gramercy IntermediateCredit: 1 LU / HSW Today’s lighting control systems integrate a number of devices and can work with HVAC, A/V, security, and other building systems. Integrating these within a building automation system (BAS) can yield significant benefits, from maximizing energy savings and cost efficiencies to making the building more responsive to occupants and able to enact IoT strategies. In some projects, the lighting controls design may be integral to the BAS, and coordination may be the responsibility of the control system designer. This seminar will helps designers articulate BAS intent, identify integration points, and produce a comprehensive sequence of operations. Working knowledge of lighting and lighting controls are recommended for this session. Learning Objectives SPEAKERS Gary MeshbergMarket Development Specialist – Building Control Systems, Legrand Gary Meshberg, LC, CLCP, LEED-AP, IES is

Tom Nowakowski, Cree Lighting TuesdayMarch 7, 20231:00pm – 2:00pm EST Room Location: Gramercy IntroductoryCredit: 1 LU / HSW The rapid adoption of LED lighting that began more than a decade ago has dramatically reduced the amount of energy require to light our homes and businesses. This reduced energy consumption has not only delivered environmental good but has also helped disperse significant energy saving dollars across the country. However, like legacy light sources, LEDs also shed light over time, and many of the early LED installations have now likely fallen below their original lighting design intent, leaving these applications compromised and in need of luminaire replacements. In this course we’ll examine the need and value of LED-to-LED lighting conversions. Learning Objectives SPEAKERS Tom NowakowskiC&I Regional Sales Manager – Northeast, Cree Lighting As Regional Sales Manager, Tom Nowakowski leads the Northeast Commercial & Industrial sales team at Cree Lighting. For the past

Nathalie Rozot, PhoScope and Jenny Werbell, Essential Light Design Studio TuesdayMarch 7, 202310:30am –11:30am EST Room Location: Nassau IntermediateCredit: 1 LU / Elective Lighting professionals are well-positioned to bring positive social change and facilitate people’s access to light with impactful lighting initiatives that have real short- and long-term personal, educational and economic benefits. Lit outdoor public spaces support communities’ social, cultural and recreational livelihood, increase well-being and reduce the negative impact of light poverty. A global solar lighting design initiative, Light Reach uses an affordable, replicable and rapidly deployable project model that brings together lighting experts, local users and partners in collaborative design processes. Light Reach is on a mission to advance lighting justice and foster a greater philanthropic culture in our industry. Learning Objectives SPEAKERS Nathalie RozotCEO, PhoScope Nathalie Rozot is a phototect and the founder of the think tank on light PhoScope. She is the recipient of a

Tzu-Hao Kuo, Borealis Lighting Studio and Hsin-Ying Huang, Borealis Lighting Studio WednesdayMarch 8, 20239:00am – 10:00am EST Room Location: Nassau IntermediateCredit: 1 LU / Elective This presentation evaluates the pros and cons of different lighting software simulations by using real projects to demonstrate the lighting design process. This will serve as a guide for lighting designers to understand which software/tool would produce the most reliable analysis for each situation. For experienced lighting designers and project managers, this presentation will explain the current software available and how the software can help steer design decisions for the project. For emerging lighting designers, this presentation will help them better understand lighting principles and build their lighting toolkit. Learning Objectives SPEAKERS Tzu-Hao KuoLighting Designer, Borealis Lighting Studio (BR+A) Tzu-Hao Kuo joined Borealis Lighting Studio at BR+A Consulting Engineers in 2020 after graduating from Parsons School of Design. Tzu-Hao has his MFA in Lighting Design

Dr. Michael S. Mott, The University of Mississippi; Daniel Robinson, University of Texas at Arlington; Regan Morse, The University of Mississippi; and Lauren Saltzman, The University of Mississippi Virtual MondayMarch 6, 20239:30am – 10:30am EST IntroductoryCredits n/a Prior research has revealed positive learning effects when students experience bright lighting with specifications set at cooler color temperatures utilizing blue wavelength and higher luminosity. Studies have found improvements for overall learning (Davis & Wilkerson, 2017); test scores (Choi & Suk, 2016); and oral reading fluency (Mott & Robinson, 2012; Mott et al., 2014). Despite these positive effects, such emphases on blue spectral wavelength coupled with high brightness as measured in lux lack visual and non-visual positive responses when compared to lighting with warmer color temperature and less luminosity. Thus, when specifications are set too cool and bright it is not as affectively appealing as warmer red wave length infused light. However, when

Ravi Koul, Signify, Peter Duine, Signify, and Bianca van der Zande, Signify Virtual MondayMarch 6, 20236:30pm – 7:30pm EST AdvancedCredit: 1 LU / HSW The past few years have elevated employee wellbeing from a nice-to-have benefit to a critical business priority. The right lighting ensures building occupants not only see well but feel and perform well. This session is intended to make sense of the correlation between traditional LED office lighting and biological darkness. Presenters will discuss melanopic lighting in detail, to help attendees: 1) understand how they can apply it in their designs; 2) overcome the limitations of standard LEDs; and 3) promote healthy, comfortable indoor environments. NOTE: Basic understanding of spectra and optical characteristics of LED lighting for/in office environments is recommended Learning Objectives SPEAKERS Ravi KoulCustomer Segment Manager, Signify Ravi Koul has extensive experience in the lighting industry across various segments and markets. In his current role

Henri Uutela, Ledil Virtual MondayMarch 6, 20232:00pm – 3:00pm EST IntermediateCredit: 1 LU / Elective There is an ongoing revolution in retail, and as consumers change, lighting needs to follow. Join this session to discover new trends and concepts in retail, and how they enable a whole new world of lighting possibilities. Learn how innovative lighting concepts bring a multitude of benefits, from enabling bright sales to ensuring spectacular retail experiences. Explore how more sustainable lighting means much more than decreasing energy consumption but includes everything from new technologies to overall awareness of how lighting affects our everyday life and environment. The time is ripe to introduce modern lighting concepts that deliver spectacular retail lighting. Learning Objectives SPEAKERS Henri UutelaBusiness Development Manager, Ledil Henri is a true lighting and optics expert at LEDiL, with a solid 12.5 years’ experience in the LED optics market. As Business Development Manager he cooperates