Data Center Investment Conference And Expo (DICE): National

Tue May 12, 2026 - Thu May 14, 2026

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Data Center Investment Conference And Expo (DICE): National

The Nation’s Premier Digital Infrastructure Leadership Three Day Summit

to be held in Maryland (Our Largest Venue Ever!)

Tuesday May 12 - Thursday May 14

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Lifetime Achievement Award & Keynote

Day 3 [11:25 - 12:10 PM] Presentation/Keynote Day 3: Joe Kava

Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient

Joseph Kava

Fmr VP, Data Centers, Google

Moderator

Jon Banister

East Coast Editor, Bisnow

Opening Keynote Day 2: The Class A Developer

Day 2 [8:30 - 9:00AM]

Chris Crosby

CEO, Compass Datacenters

Moderator

Buddy Rizer

Executive Director, Loudoun County Economic Development

Keynote: The Missing Middle

Day 2 [3:50 - 4:20PM]: Power Strategy for Mid-Sized Demand

Chris Downie

Managing Partner, Welles Infrastructure Advisors

Spencer Mullee

CEO, Centersquare

Doug Recker

Doug Recker is a seasoned digital infrastructure executive and telecommunications industry veteran with more than 30 years of experience building, scaling, and operating data center fiber, and edge computing platforms across the United States. He currently serves as President of Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: DUOT) and is the Founder of Duos Edge AI, where he leads the company’s strategy and execution for deploying patented, modular Edge Data Centers that deliver secure, low-latency compute to underserved and high-growth markets. At Duos Edge AI, Mr. Recker is responsible for driving the design, deployment, and expansion of multi-access Edge Data Center infrastructure supporting education, healthcare, carriers, municipalities, and enterprise customers. Under his leadership, Duos Edge AI has rapidly expanded its footprint across Texas and into new markets, while introducing differentiated technology protected by U.S. patents, including the company’s patented modular data center entryway designed for secure, clean-room-level equipment protection. Mr. Recker is a repeat entrepreneur with a strong track record of value creation. He founded Edge Presence in 2017, which was acquired by Ubiquity in 2023, and previously founded Colo5 Data Centers, which was acquired by Cologix, Inc. in 2014. Earlier in his career, he played a key role in the early development of the fiber and telecom industry, leading and supporting high-performing sales and operational teams during periods of rapid infrastructure growth. His leadership and entrepreneurial success have been widely recognized. Mr. Recker has received multiple industry honors, including the Jacksonville Business Journal’s Ultimate CEO Award, BizTech Innovations’ Best CEO Award, and inclusion in Inc. Magazine’s list of the 500 fastest- growing companies. He was also named to the Jacksonville Business Journal’s "Top 40 Under 40." A respected industry thought leader, Mr. Recker is a frequent speaker at major telecommunications, data center, and digital infrastructure conferences, where he shares insights on edge computing, AI infrastructure, and scalable deployment models. He began his professional career serving in the United States Marine Corps, an experience that shaped his leadership philosophy and enduring focus on teamwork, discipline, and execution.

Dous Edge AI

Founder

Doug Recker

Founder, Dous Edge AI

Closing Keynote Day 2

Day 2 [4:20 - 4:50PM]

Lane Anderson

EVP, Development & Strategic Procurement, QTS

Andrea Drasites

Sr. Managing Director, Blackstone

Matt Souders

SVP, Data Center Delivery, Oracle

Moderator

Marshall Sorenson

VP, Metromont

State of Northern Virginia and the New Global Hubs

Day 1 [8:30 - 9:15 AM] Where the Next Trillion in AI Infrastructure Lands

Chris Curtis

Global Head of Data Centers, Prologis

John Sheputis

Co-Founder and Managing Director, Primary Digital Infrastructure

Michael Lee

Managing Director, GI Partners

Jeff Moerdler

Jeff Moerdler is chair of the Haynes Boone Data Center and Digital Infrastructure Practice and a real estate partner in the New York office. He has more than 40 years’ experience in general commercial real estate law. Jeff’s real estate practice includes acquisitions, sales, development, leasing, and borrower’s side financing. Jeff also has a particular focus on real estate challenges facing communications, technology and energy companies, and represents property owners and telecom companies in telecom real estate matters, particularly in data center development, acquisitions, sales, leases, colocation agreements and service level agreements. His clients include both large national companies and smaller, local clients, and includes representation of landlords and tenants in all types of leases; counseling owners and developers in the acquisition, sale, joint venture, development, and renovation of property as well as sale-leaseback transactions; advising lenders and borrowers in commercial loans; and the representation of all parties in real estate litigation. He is actively involved in settling real estate, partnership, and inter-family disputes. He also represents many not-for-profit entities and is active in health care, senior living, and educational real estate. During the past 35 years, Jeff has developed considerable experience in the intersection of real estate with communications, technology, and energy issues. He has extensive experience representing landlords, tenants, developers, and communications service providers in the leasing, purchase, sale, and financing of data centers, colocation facilities, radio and television broadcast antennas, distributed and in-building wireless systems, rooftop antennas, and fiber-optic transactions as well as the wiring of buildings for broadband communications access. Jeff has also negotiated thousands of data center leases, master services agreements, colocation agreements and service level agreements, rooftop and cellular antenna leases, inside wiring agreements, and antenna tower leases throughout the country – covering over 500 million square feet. He has also devoted a considerable portion of his practice to power and energy issues related to real estate and other technology matters, including large solar and wind installations, battery storage facilities, and bulk power purchases. Jeff is a frequent speaker on real estate, data center, and telecom topics around the country. He is Fellow of the American College of Real Estate Lawyers and on the faculty of the Advanced Commercial Leasing Institute. He regularly speaks as a panelist at data center, digital infrastructure and real estate conference around the United States. In addition, he is regularly quoted in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Bisnow, Commercial Property News, Real Estate Weekly, and other publications. He co-authored the first treatise chapter on telecom real law for Powell on Real Property in 1999. Jeff has previously served in numerous governmental positions, including as a Commissioner of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a member of the New York State Banking Board, a member of the New York State Financial Control Board, a member of the Departmental Disciplinary Committee of the Appellate Division of the First Department of the New York State Supreme Court, Assistant to the First Deputy Mayor of the City of New York, and assistant to the Deputy Borough President of the Borough of Manhattan. From 1981 to 1982, Jeff served as a law clerk to the Honorable Charles L. Brieant, US District Judge, and later Chief Judge, for the Southern District of New York. Jeff is also an emergency medical technician on his local volunteer ambulance and President of his local chapter, as well as having served for 8 years on the Board of Trustees of the umbrella organization which is the largest volunteer ambulance service in the United States.

Haynes and Boone

Partner & Chair, Data Center & Digital Infrastructure

Jeff Moerdler

Partner & Chair, Data Center & Digital Infrastructure, Haynes and Boone

Building at the Pace of Capital

Day 1 [9:30 - 10:15AM] Supply Chain, Capacity Planning and the New Procurement Playbook

Joe Melia

Director, Preconstruction, CloudHQ

Mario Calderone

Chief Real Estate Officer, ServerFarm

Cody Bain

Principal, AG&E

Steve Rodriguez

Director, Mission Critical, USG

Calvin Walker

VP, Advantic Building Group

Jared Mechling

Senior Project Manager, The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

Moderator

James Grice

Chair, Data Centers & Digital Infrastructure Practice, Akerman

From Dirt to Deal

Day 1 [10:35 - 11:20 AM] Site Strategy, Permitting and the Economics of “Where to Build Next”

Alex Kang

VP, Acquisitions, Legacy Investing

Adam Krupp

Managing Director, Wharton Equity Partners

Josh Rudin

Member / Co-Chair, Digital Infrastructure Practice, Mintz

Brian Chen

VP, Stewart Title

Andre Patrick

VP, Data Center Practice, Introba

Albert Maniscalco

Principal, Director of Client Management, Trinity Consultants

Moderator

Adrian Conforti

Senior Managing Director, Cushman & Wakefield

Beyond the Substation

Day 1 [11:20AM - 12:05 PM] Integrating New Power Sources into AI-Ready Campuses

Adebisi Ogunsanmi

Manager, Critical Environment Operations, Microsoft

Michael Mindell

Senior National Account Executive, CPower Energy Management

Patrick Hughes

Senior VP, NEMA

Michael Sirard

CTO, MPINarada

Brian Best

EVP, WTG Energy

From Blueprint to Build

Day 1 [12:40 - 1:00PM] Best Practices for Physical Security Throughout Development

Brandy Byrd Chapman

Business Development Specialist l Mission Critical, Ameristar Perimeter Security

Scaling the AI Factory with Full-Stack, Digitally Orchestrated Infrastructure

Day 1 [1:55 - 2:10 PM]

Greg Stover

Global Director, Hi-Tech Development, Vertiv

Workforce Under Pressure

Day 1 [2:10PM - 2:50 PM] Navigating Talent Shortages, Skills Gaps, and the Urgent Need for Strategic Action

Tricia Arneson

VP, Business Operations, Montera Infrastructure

Robert Novo

Head of Compliance and US Gov Network Engineering, Oracle

Nabeel Mahmood

Co-Founder, Nomad Futurist Foundation

Jonathan Mesik

Principal, Mission Critical - National, DLR Group

David Speidelsbach

David Speidelsbach is Vice President of Sales and Strategic Initiatives for Wesco’s Electrical & Electronic Solutions business, where he leads the Construction and Data Center Global Accounts and Mega Projects organizations. In this role, David is focused on driving strategic growth across high-impact infrastructure segments and leveraging Wesco’s global capabilities to deliver scalable, resilient and intelligent solutions for the world’s most complex and mission-critical projects. Prior to joining Wesco in 2025, David spent over three decades at Eaton, where he held a series of senior leadership roles across sales, marketing and product management. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Industrial Sales and Strategic Accounts for North America, where he was instrumental in expanding Eaton’s presence in the industrial and data center markets. His earlier roles included Vice President of Marketing for the Protection, Controls and Solutions Division, and Marketing Director for the same business, where he helped shape Eaton’s go-to-market strategy and product innovation roadmap. David’s leadership is grounded in deep technical expertise and a passion for customer-centric innovation. He holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix, a Certificate in Executive Leadership from Harvard Business School Executive Education, and bachelor’s degrees in marketing and electrical engineering technology. He is also a licensed electrician and the holder of a U.S. patent, underscoring his commitment to advancing the electrical industry through both strategic and technical excellence. With a reputation as a thought leader in the electrical and data center markets, David is known for building high-performing teams, forging strategic partnerships and delivering transformative outcomes in the evolving landscape of energy and digital infrastructure.

Wesco

David Speidelsbach

VP, Wesco

John Rewolinski

Head of Schedule Analytics, Doxel

Moderator

Terence Tracey

VP, Head of Growth & Strategy, Rider Levett Bucknall

The Power P&L

Day 1 [2:50PM - 3:30 PM] Maximizing Compute per Megawatt in the New Economics of Power

Andy Kirby

Andy Kirby is the AMER East & LATAM Build Partner at Microsoft, where he plays a pivotal role in overseeing various business operations and strategic initiatives within the Americas and LATAM region. With a focus on enhancing efficiency and consistency across the organization, Andy is dedicated to fostering a collaborative environment where team members are motivated to excel every day. In his current role, Andy is responsible for managing the development and execution of data center projects, ensuring that they meet the highest standards of safety, compliance, and operational excellence. His expertise in project management and risk mitigation has been instrumental in driving the successful completion of numerous high-profile projects. Before joining Microsoft, Andy spent 26 years working for general contractors, where he was involved in building highly sophisticated buildings to include the last 7 years focused on data centers. This extensive experience has provided him with a deep understanding of construction processes, project management, and the importance of collaboration and innovation in delivering complex projects. Andy is known for his visible leadership and commitment to building strong relationships with general contractors and trade partners. He has a keen eye for identifying potential challenges and implementing innovative solutions to keep projects on track and within budget. Throughout his career, Andy has demonstrated a passion for continuous improvement and learning. He has been actively involved in various training and workshop initiatives, including safety and compliance reviews, incident reviews, and corrective actions. Andy's dedication to professional development extends to his team, where he emphasizes the importance of building a culture of safety and excellence. In addition to his professional achievements, Andy is a strong advocate for community engagement and global citizenship. He has supported initiatives such as partnering with local high schools for engineering programs and participating in regional safety initiatives.

Microsoft

General Manager, AMERS EPC

Andy Kirby

General Manager, AMERS EPC, Microsoft

Krystyna Witt

VP, Solutions Engineering, Prime Data Centers

Chris Handwerk

Chief Commercial Officer, Amp Americas

David Bell

VP, Utility & Micro Grid Development, VoltaGrid

Wannie Park

Founder & CEO, PADO

Greg Thurnher

Senior VP, Power Generation, Liberty Power Innovation

Moderator

Richard Kilmer

CEO, CargoSense

Capital at the Core

Day 1 [3:50PM - 4:30PM] Underwriting AI‑Era Campuses, Pipelines and Exits

Ariana Batori

Principal, Stonepeak

Matt Monaco

VP, Asset Management, CyrusOne

Michael Borchetta

Sr. MD, Co-Head North America Transactions, Harrison Street

Nofal Zubair

Investment Leader, Private Infrastructure, Partners Group

Moderator

Pervez Siddique

Chief Development Officer, Prime Power

From Market Land Grab to Disciplined Growth

Day 1 [4:30PM - 5:15 PM] How 2026 Sets the Tone for the Next Cycle

Luke Gilpin

Managing Director, Blue Owl Capital

Peter Hopper

Co-Founder and Managing Director, Primary Digital Infrastructure

Rohit Kinra

SVP & Partner, Data Centers, CRG

Graeme Kavanagh

Graeme N. Kavanagh is a seasoned infrastructure real estate executive with over 25 years of experience leading business development, origination, and investment strategies across a broad range of asset classes. A recognized deal maker, Mr. Kavanagh has successfully originated, structured, and closed billions of dollars in transactions across telecom, renewable energy, data centers, billboards, EV charging infrastructure, and logistics.As Partner and Chief Revenue Officer at Accelerate Infrastructure Opportunities, Mr. Kavanagh oversees the firm’s acquisition and capital deployment strategy, directing originations and the acquisition of income-producing real property interests under critical infrastructure. He has led the acquisition of thousands of real estate assets and built high-performing teams that consistently deliver value through strategic growth and disciplined execution. Under his leadership, Accelerate has emerged as a market leader in aggregating ground lease and fee simple interests into a diversified, scalable portfolio. His customer-first approach, combined with deep industry knowledge, fosters long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with landowners, tenants, and stakeholders. Prior to joining Accelerate, Mr. Kavanagh co-founded Landmark Dividend, serving as Executive Vice President and playing a pivotal role in launching the first IPO in the ground lease asset class. He also held leadership positions at Wireless Capital Partners, where he originated the industry’s first secondary market financing for wireless infrastructure ground leases, and at Falcon Financial, a specialty finance firm focused on real estate-backed investments. Earlier in his career, he was Vice President at Enterprise Mortgage, part of the Financial Services Division of Koch Industries. Throughout his career, Mr. Kavanagh has been defined by his unwavering commitment to execution, his deep understanding of complex real estate transactions, and his ability to unlock value in niche and emerging infrastructure sectors. His tenacity, vision, and leadership continue to shape the evolving landscape of infrastructure real estate investment.

Accelerate

Partner & CRO

Graeme Kavanagh

Partner & CRO, Accelerate

Patrick Quante

Principal, Bowman Consulting

David Tolson

Founder, DBT Data

Monetizing Latency

Day 2 [9:00AM - 9:45AM]AI‑Ready Network and Edge Architectures

David Dunn

COO, H5 Data Centers

Phillip Koblence

Co-Founder & COO, NYI

Dagi Berhane

SVP, AI Infrastructure, Tensorwave

Artecia Wilson

Director, Technology, AT&T

Moderator

Josh Forman

Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig

The Generative Scheduling Playbook for Data Centers

Day 2 [10:10AM - 10:25AM]

Dan Evets

VP, Strategic Accounts, ALICE

Power Playbooks for the AI Era

Day 2 [10:25AM - 11:10AM] Making Limited Megawatts Go Further

Pavan Kundurthi

Manager, Field Engineering, Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Terry Rodgers

VP, Design & Engineering, T5 Data Centers

Gary Germeroth

Partner, PA Consulting Group

Jim McDonald

Founder & Director, ENP Consultants, A Miratech Group, MIRATECH Corporation

Scott Worley

Sr. Director, Stabilis Solutions

Deep Bandyopadhyay

VP, Data Center Solutions, Universal Load Banks

Moderator

Michael Collins

Manager, North America, INNIO Jenbacher

AI-First Design

Day 2 [11:35AM - 12:15 PM] Rethinking Scale, Redundancy and Modularity

Jasmeet Singh

Senior DC Design Manager, Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Akshay Viradiya

"Akshay Viradiya is a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) and senior infrastructure leader specializing in large-scale, mission-critical data center power and cooling systems. With ~10 years of progressive responsibility, Akshay has led the design, delivery, and standardization of hyperscale data center infrastructure supporting multi-gigawatt cloud and artificial intelligence platforms. He is recognized for his technical depth, independent professional judgment, and ability to translate complex engineering challenges into scalable, reliable solutions that enable hyperscale and AI-driven infrastructure at global scale. Akshay has held senior technical and managerial roles at leading technology organizations, LinkedIn and Amazon, where he has driven original engineering solutions, authored enterprise-wide design standards, and led cross-disciplinary teams delivering complex infrastructure at unprecedented scale. His work has enabled the accelerated deployment of Tier-III and Tier-IV data centers, delivering measurable cost savings, improved supply-chain resilience, and material reductions in execution and operational risk. Akshay is currently leading the evolution of LinkedIn’s data center infrastructure to support next-generation workloads, including the transition from traditional air-cooled architectures to advanced liquid-cooled systems. His scope spans end-to-end strategy, engineering design, execution, commissioning, and operational readiness of mission-critical facilities. He holds a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering with distinction from Charotar University, India. Akshay is committed to advancing the data center engineering through technical leadership, standards development, peer review, and mentorship, while remaining at the forefront of emerging power and cooling technologies shaping the future of digital infrastructure."

LinkedIn

Sr. Staff Data Center Engineer

Akshay Viradiya

Sr. Staff Data Center Engineer, LinkedIn

Geoff Bland

SVP, Commercial Strategies, Life Cycle Power

Mike Koupriyanov

Manager, Predict by Price

Christopher Lay

Senior Associate, Syska Hennessy

Moderator

Adam Laufer

Associate, PARADIGM Structural Engineers

The Future of Cooling

Day 2 [12:15PM - 12:55 PM] Designing for High-Density AI Without Overbuilding

Yuval Bachar

CEO, EdgeCloudLink (ECL)

Christopher Lettiere

VP, Data Center Operations, Oracle

Ken Duncan

Lead Data Center Application Consultant, Belimo Americas

Joseph Gilliland

Emerging Market Product Line Manager, TIPCO Technologies

Nolan Foran

National Sales Manager Mega Projects, Watts Water Technology

Jay Weaver

Director, Sales Engineering, Polargy

Moderator

Hunter Herwald

Key Account Management Representative, Munters

Operational Excellence 2.0

Day 2 [2:50 - 3:30PM] Tools, Teams and the New Performance Baseline

Dan Moore

Senior Director, Operations Business, CyrusOne

Sahid Jaffa

Sr. Director, Engineering, Geico

Matt Kightlinger

VP, Johnson Controls

Jon Gould

Director, Schneider Electric

Mike Parks

Mike Parks brings decades of leadership experience at the intersection of operational excellence, enterprise technology, and mission-critical infrastructure. As CEO of MCIM, he is driving the transformation of how the world’s most complex data centers are operated, maintained, and scaled. With a background spanning industrial IoT, SaaS, and frontline systems strategy, Mike has led technology and operations teams at companies ranging from Fortune 500 conglomerates to growth-stage startups. Prior to MCIM, he served as CEO of Inkling, a leading digital operations platform, and held senior strategy roles at Fortive, where he focused on integrating smart systems across industrial environments, and at Accruent, where his expertise in EAM, CMMS, CAFM, and IoT solutions drove savings for customers across retail, healthcare, education, and industrial verticals. At MCIM, Mike is committed to making every data center stronger. Under his leadership, the company empowers operators to: Eliminate silos by uniting workflows across the enterprise, Eliminate blind spots with clean, first-party data and real-time analytics, and Eliminate isolation by partnering with a team solely dedicated to the success of mission-critical facilities. This approach has made MCIM the trusted partner to three of the top four colocation centers and eight of the top 10 banks in the world, managing more than 7 gigawatts of capacity across 94 countries. Mike’s ideology is clear: center the business around the needs of customers and the markets they serve. By combining proactive intelligence with a relentless focus on outcomes, his organization helps organizations eliminate inefficiency, uncover real-time insights, and unlock resilience at scale. He speaks frequently on the convergence of IT, OT, and IoT, the evolution of infrastructure in the age of AI, and the critical role of data in enabling intelligent, resilient operations.

MCIM

CEO

Mike Parks

CEO, MCIM

Jay Williams

VP, Global Network Infrastructure, Wesco

Moderator

Craig Compiano

CEO, Modius

Delivery at Scale

Day 3 [9:30 - 10:15 AM] Turning Big Pipelines into Real, Buildable Projects

Daniel Golding

Daniel Golding is one the world's leading experts at data center and network engineering, business development, and operations. He has a 30 year career focused on building Internet, Cloud, and AI/ML infrastructure for enterprises, colocation providers, hyperscale clouds, and the emerging AI ecosystem. Dan recently left a long career at Google where he was the only Google Engineering Director to be a part of both the Google Global Networking and Google Data Centers Advanced Technology Innovation teams. He's been a technical lead on the design, engineering and build teams responsible for over $25b of datacenters - thousands of megawatts. He's also a leader in data center leasing, having negotiated, sold, performed due diligence, or signed over $600m of wholesale data center lease deals. Prior to joining ASG, Dan was the Director of Global Network Delivery Engineering at Google. Before Google, he was the VP of Operations and Engineering at Iron Mountain Data Centers, and before that RagingWire Data Centers, now NTT Data Centers. Dan was the sector's leading industry analyst and investment banker at Gartner for Technical Professionals, Tier 1 Research (451 Group) and DH Capital. Dan was one of the earliest engineering leaders at groundbreaking Internet service providers like AOL, Mindspring, and Earthlink. Dan is the former Chairman of NANOG and former vice-Chairman and co-founder of Open-IX. He is frequently credited as the co-founder of Northern Virginia's Data Center Alley in Ashburn. Dan's three most significant innovations have been the popularization of the now dominant Donut model of Internet interconnection which supplanted the former Tier-n model of interconnect; the most historically advantageous Ashburn, VA data center land deal, NTT's 100 acre campus in the middle of Ashburn for $20m in 2012 - land with an objective value of $500m; and the development of engineering continuous improvement techniques to vastly accelerate deployments in hyperscale data centers by factors of 5x or more. Dan has a Bachelor of Engineering Degree from Auburn University, and a Master of Science Degree in Telecommunications Engineering from George Mason University. He is a graduate of the US Navy's Nuclear Power School.

Appleby Strategy Group (ASG)

CTO

Daniel Golding

CTO, Appleby Strategy Group (ASG)

Jesse Brodhagen

Product and Customer Success Manager, Nucor Data Systems

Barak Gur-Arie

VP, Buildots

Amit Desai

As Senior Associate in the Northeast region, Amit contributes his expertise in mechanical engineering, construction, and project management. He serves as a mechanical engineer for pre- construction reviews, construction monitoring, and property condition assessments, as well as mechanical/electrical/plumbing (MEP) repairs and renovation project management for investors, owners, and developers. With over 12 years of experience, Amit’s expertise focuses on evaluating MEP system performance, construction quality, lifecycle planning, and risk mitigation to support asset management, capital planning, and investment strategies. In addition to conducting technical evaluations, Amit actively manages MEP repair and renovation projects, overseeing scopes ranging from equipment replacements to major mechanical system upgrades in order to help improve building performance and protect asset value. Amit also provides due diligence and construction oversight services for colocation and hyperscale data centers, assisting clients in managing technical risks, infrastructure delivery, and operational reliability. He offers specialized expertise in critical facility assessments, commissioning support, and long-term infrastructure planning for mission-critical environments. Prior to joining Marx Okubo, Amit gained over seven years of combined experience managing large-scale HVAC construction projects and leading MEP design efforts for a range of public and private sector clients. This background informs his practical, solution- driven approach to complex, large-scale building challenges. Amit holds both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from New Jersey Institute of Technology, where he is also an adjunct professor. He lectures and instructs undergraduates on topics such as project management and engineering economics. He is a Data Center Infrastructure Expert (DCIE), Certified Data Centre Design Professional (CDCDP), and an active member of American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).

Marx Okubo

Senior Associate

Amit Desai

Senior Associate, Marx Okubo

Moderator

Robert Montejo

Partner, Duane Morris

The Art of Running Hot

Day 3 [10:15 - 11:00 AM] Operating High‑Density Cooling Day‑to‑Day

Maryam Zahedi

Senior Associate, Mechanical CFD Engineer, Equinix

Chandra Krishnan (CK)

Managing Partner, ReadyInfra

Dave Meadows

Director, Technology, STULZ Air Technology Systems

Darren Burgess

Director, Castrol ON

Onieluan (Tam) Tamunobere

President, Coilmaster

Mark Ardire

Director, LG Electronics (LGE)

Moderator

Jake Sessions

Business Development, Xylem

When Data Centers Come to Town

Day 3 [1:35 - 2:20PM] Community, Resources, and Sustainability

Neila Wilson

Director, Data Center Engineering & Operations - East, Visa

TJ Ciccone

CTO, Menlo Equities

Matt Brown

COO, Core Scientific

Melvin Greer

Melvin Greer is Chief Data Scientist, Americas, Intel Corporation. He is responsible for building Intel’s data science platform through graph analytics, machine learning and cognitive computing to accelerate transformation of data into a strategic asset for Public Sector and commercial enterprises. His systems and software engineering experience has resulted in patented inventions in Cloud Computing, Synthetic Biology and IoT Bio-sensors for edge analytics. He functions as a principal investigator in advanced research studies, including Nanotechnology, Additive Manufacturing and Gamification. He significantly advances the body of knowledge in basic research and critical, highly advanced engineering and scientific disciplines. Mr. Greer is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and U.S. National Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine, GUIRR. Melvin has been appointed to Senior Advisor and Fellow at the FBI IT and Data Division. Melvin is charged with acceleration of the FBI mission by supporting appropriate data collection, data analytics, discovery and visualization via advanced data science and AI techniques. Melvin is one of the 2018 LinkedIn Top 10 Voices in data science and analytics. He also received the Washington Exec inaugural Pinnacle Award as the 2018 Artificial Intelligence Executive of the Year. Melvin received the 2017 BDPA Lifetime Achievement Award and the 2012 BEYA Technologist of the Year Award which recognize his outstanding technical contributions that have had a material impact and high value to society as a whole. Melvin Greer has been appointed Fellow of the National Cybersecurity Institute where he assists government, industry, military, and academic sectors meet the challenges in cyber security policy, technology and education. Melvin is Professor, Master of Science in Data Science program at Southern Methodist University (SMU) and Adjunct Faculty, Advanced Academic Program at Johns Hopkins University, where he teaches the Masters of Science course “Practical Applications of Artificial Intelligence”.

Intel Corporation

Chief Data Scientist, Americas

Melvin Greer

Chief Data Scientist, Americas, Intel Corporation

Adam Van Pelt

Manager, Behrens & Associates Environmental Noise Control

Brittani Clayman

Director, Marketing and Sustainability, ESI Total Fuel Management

Moderator

Chris Walsh

Full Lifecycle Data Center Solutions, Upchurch

Designing for Speed

Day 3 [2:20 - 3:05 PM] Construction Strategies That Shorten the Path to First Power

Hani Noshi

Hani Noshi is a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft. Hani has 20+ years of Projects, Operations, Strategy, and Business Transformation experience. In the Operations Excellence space, Hani focused on the full life cycle of operations transformation: from target operating model design through to operations transformation delivery, change management and implementation. Hani has led projects in Oil & Gas, Resources, and Consumer Products operating groups in 4 continents and 36 countries. In consulting, Hani has provided services involving supply chain lean transformation and process excellence for several large clients. He prides himself on his ability to help clients through complex transformations. A few noteworthy examples include: Helping an Energy Supermajor organization to develop a multi-million dollar business case to streamline their Capital Projects and Engineering processes resulting in $200M in savings and a 15 times return on investment. Advising a public utility company through a full core business transformation and helping an executive team through the development of one of the most ambitious business transformation strategies in their industry resulting in an $148M in cummulative savings over 3 years. During this time Hani was also involved in innovative thought leadership where he published white paper articles in the Lean New Product Introduction and Rapid & Sustained Cost Management space. Prior to joining Accenture, Hani started his career in industry with General Electric Company in 1999, where he joined their Operations Management Leadership program. He then held various functions in hard core manufacturing, supply chain, and product development with increasing levels of responsibility. Throughout Hani’s career in GE, he was promoted throughout several GE businesses where he invented five US and European patents.

Microsoft

Principal Program Manager, Data Center Delivery (DCD)

Hani Noshi

Principal Program Manager, Data Center Delivery (DCD), Microsoft

Denver Parys

Director, Portfolio Planning, Edged

Blake Roskelley

Director of Preconstruction - Mission Critical, Clark Pacific

Brittany Lloyd

Eastern Regional Manager, GPLA

Moderator

Eric Marks

National Architecture Market Lead, Data Centers, at MG2 an affiliate of Colliers Engineering & Design

Why You Can't Miss DICE National 2026!

What You'll Learn:

How AI‑driven demand, power constraints and geopolitical risk are shifting the map from Northern Virginia to new global hubs—and what that means for pricing, timelines and competition through 2027.
How to align capital and delivery by rethinking supply chain, SKUs, and multi‑year procurement so mega‑campuses can actually be built at the pace investors are underwriting.
Which legal and business pitfalls around powered land, leases and MSAs matter most in 2026—and how to structure deals that protect value as markets and regulations evolve.
How AI‑ready network architectures, dark fiber strategies and interconnection ecosystems are being monetized, and which connectivity bets truly pay off in customer retention and asset value.
How to blend site strategy, permitting, land structures and community engagement so “where to build next” decisions create bankable, permittable projects instead of stalled opportunities.
Where edge economics really work for AI inference and localized demand, and how to design portfolios that balance core, hub and edge without overextending capital.
How owners are quantifying the ROI of talent, training and AI‑enabled tools—and where the cost of doing nothing shows up in pro formas, delays and lender confidence.
What “disciplined growth” looks like after a decade of land grabs, and how 2026 decisions on markets, sites, supply chains and people will drive competitiveness into 2030.
How leading operators are stretching limited megawatts with staged energization, smarter distribution and alternative solutions in tight power markets.
How teams are right‑sizing AI campuses—deciding how big to go, how fast to phase and where to cap complexity—so visions turn into deliverable projects.
Which cooling strategies (liquid, immersion, hybrid) are actually working for high‑density AI, and how to avoid both under‑provisioning and expensive over‑design.
Best practices for physical security from dirt to ribbon cutting, including how to embed security into design, construction and commissioning workflows.
How modern tools, teams and processes are redefining operational excellence, from DCIM and analytics to incident response and cross‑site collaboration.
How AI‑first design is changing fundamentals—scale, redundancy, modularity—and where to standardize versus customize for the next wave of builds.
How water, traffic, incentives and quality‑of‑life concerns are being addressed to turn skeptical communities into long‑term partners for multi‑phase campuses.
How owners, builders and designers are prioritizing full pipelines, sequencing scopes and standardizing designs when demand far exceeds delivery capacity.
How sustainability can be “baked in” as default—materials, cooling, power and reporting—without slowing schedules in fast‑moving projects.
Which construction‑tech tools (robotics, drones, reality capture, field data platforms) are actually keeping critical paths moving on complex jobsites.
How modular strategies, prefabrication and smarter sequencing are shortening the path to first power and cutting redesigns and field changes on large projects.

Relevant News and Developments:

Who You'll Network With:

Developers, Owners & Operators — campus strategists, AI‑focused builders and portfolio leaders balancing growth, risk and community expectations across regions.
Hyperscalers, Cloud & Large End Users — platform, engineering, and delivery teams driving requirements for AI campuses, GPU fabric,s and low‑latency edge deployments.
Investors, Capital Providers & Lenders — institutions underwriting mega‑campuses, edge platforms and talent initiatives, and redefining what “bankable” looks like in 2026.
Construction, Design & Engineering Teams — GCs, specialty trades, architects, structural, MEP, and civil engineers advancing modular, prefab, and high‑density delivery models.
Network, Fiber & Infrastructure Providers — dark fiber, interconnection, carrier, and tower partners enabling AI‑ready network topologies and metro‑to‑edge meshes.
Power, Utilities & Energy Innovators — utilities, IPPs, and on‑site/alternative power providers focused on stretching limited megawatts and sequencing grid‑constrained builds.
Legal, Land Use & Permitting Experts — counsel and advisors navigating powered land, leases, MSAs, tax incentives, permitting paths, and multi‑jurisdictional approvals.
Operations, Talent & Technology Leaders — data center operators, HR, and OT/IT leaders responsible for operational excellence, AI‑augmented workforce,s and portfolio‑wide performance.

Why You Should Attend:

DICE National 2026 is the flagship three‑day forum for everyone responsible for where, how and how fast the next generation of AI‑ready infrastructure gets built.
The agenda follows the full lifecycle—from market selection, land, power and community trust to procurement, construction tech, cooling, security, operations and ESG—so each stakeholder can plug into the same strategic picture.
Whether you run a single region or a global platform, this is where you benchmark your approach, compare notes with peers facing similar constraints, and walk away with the playbooks, partners and perspective to compete through 2030.

How You'll Do More Business

Translate three days of conversations into concrete strategies for siting, powering, financing and delivering AI‑era campuses, edges and brownfield upgrades.
Pressure‑test your current pipeline, procurement plans and talent strategies against what the most active builders, hyperscalers and capital providers are actually doing in 2026.
Build relationships with the specific partners—utilities, network providers, constructors, legal advisors and capital sources—you need to move your next sites from idea to energized capacity.
Leave with clearer frameworks for prioritizing markets, projects and capital

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Venue

Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center
5701 Marinelli Rd
Rockville, MD 20852

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Agenda

May 12	Activity
7:30 AM 8:20 AM	Coffee, Networking & Breakfast
8:20 AM 8:30 AM	Opening Remarks: Welcome to DICE National 2026!
8:30 AM 9:15 AM	State of Northern Virginia and the New Global Hubs: Where the Next Trillion in AI Infrastructure Lands As Northern Virginia tests the limits of power, land, and community patience, capital is rapidly scouting the next generation of hubs in the U.S. and abroad. This keynote explores how AI‑driven demand, grid realities, and geopolitical risk are reshaping the map of “must‑build” markets. How are investors, hyperscalers, and developers deciding where the next trillion dollars of data center and power infrastructure will actually be deployed—and what does that mean for pricing, timelines, and competition in 2026–2027?
9:15 AM 9:30 AM	Top Ten Data Center Legal and Business Issues for Powered Land, Leases and MSA's That You Should Know About
9:30 AM 10:15 AM	Building at the Pace of Capital: Supply Chain, Capacity Planning and the New Procurement Playbook Capital is ready to fund mega‑campuses, but long‑lead equipment and constrained manufacturing capacity often dictate the real schedule. This session examines how developers and operators are using multi‑year procurement strategies, standardized SKUs, and prefab ecosystems to align construction pace with capital deployment. How are teams forecasting capacity, locking in critical gear, and structuring supplier relationships so projects can actually absorb the dollars committed on investment memos?
10:15 AM 10:35 AM	Networking Break
10:35 AM 11:20 AM	From Dirt to Deal: Site Strategy, Permitting and the Economics of “Where to Build Next” Early‑stage decisions on land, zoning, and power rights now lock in outcomes for both risk and return. This discussion looks at how teams are blending market analysis, community engagement, and lease / land structures to create bankable projects. How are developers structuring ground leases, incentives, and risk‑sharing mechanisms with cities, utilities, and end‑users so that sites are both permittable and financeable?
11:20 AM 12:05 PM	Beyond the Substation: Integrating New Power Sources into AI-Ready Campuses Traditional grid supply alone can no longer keep pace with AI-driven growth, pushing operators to experiment with renewables, advanced nuclear, hydrogen, fuel cells, and hybrid microgrids. This session explores how teams are evaluating business cases, regulatory risk, and technical integration for emerging power sources across both new builds and existing campuses. Which models are proving most viable in real projects, and how should developers decide when to double down on the traditional grid versus layering in alternative generation to secure firm, future-ready capacity?
12:05 PM 1:55 PM	Lunch and Expo!
12:40 PM 1:00 PM	From Blueprint to Build: Best Practices for Physical Security Throughout Development
1:00 PM 1:30 PM	Women's Coffee & Connect! Join fellow women professionals for a coffee-powered networking break focused on connection, collaboration, and community.
1:55 PM 2:15 PM	Scaling the AI Factory with Full-Stack, Digitally Orchestrated Infrastructure
2:15 PM 2:55 PM	Workforce Under Pressure: Navigating Talent Shortages, Skills Gaps, and the Urgent Need for Strategic Action As AI demand accelerates, the data center talent shortage has become a core financial and operational constraint rather than a back‑office HR issue. This session examines how owners, operators, and builders are grappling with scarce skilled labor, rising wage and relocation costs, and thin local talent pools across construction, operations, and specialized technical roles. How are teams rethinking workforce strategy—apprenticeships, reskilling, AI‑enabled productivity tools, and partnerships with trades and educators—to keep projects moving, protect uptime, and make the economics of new capacity still pencil out in today’s labor market?
2:55 PM 3:35 PM	The Power P&L: Maximizing Compute per Megawatt in the New Economics of Power With power now a defining line item in every pro forma, energy strategy has become a core financial decision, not just an engineering exercise. This panel dives into how owners, operators, and capital providers are approaching long term PPAs, hedging strategies, creative tariff structures, and demand response or grid services revenues while explicitly tying those decisions to compute per megawatt and asset value over time. How are teams modeling cost, volatility, and carbon over the life of AI era campuses, and what separates power strategies that merely secure supply from those that systematically turn constrained megawatts into durable revenue and competitive advantage?
3:35 PM 3:55 PM	Networking Break
3:55 PM 4:35 PM	Capital at the Core: Underwriting AI‑Era Campuses, Pipelines and Exits Capital is chasing AI‑era development at unprecedented scale, but not every site, campus or platform is truly underwritable. As sponsors navigate interest rates, delivery risk, power constraints and evolving contract structures, they are recalibrating how they size, price and structure deals across development, recapitalizations and M&A. Which projects actually clear the bar for “bankable,” how are investors reshaping portfolios and capital stacks around the most durable demand, and what choices today will define who can keep building as capital becomes more selective?
4:35 PM 5:20 PM	From Market Land Grab to Disciplined Growth: How 2026 Sets the Tone for the Next Cycle After a decade of land grabs and hyper‑growth, the industry is entering a phase where discipline matters as much as speed. In this keynote, senior leaders reflect on Day 1 themes—markets, sites, supply chains, and talent—and discuss how their organizations are prioritizing projects and capital. What does “responsible growth” look like when demand is still exploding, and how will the decisions made in 2026 shape competitiveness through 2030?
5:20 PM 6:20 PM	DICE National Day 1 Post-Event Cocktail Reception!!
May 13	Activity
7:30 AM 8:20 AM	Coffee, Networking & Breakfast
8:20 AM 8:30 AM	Opening Remarks: Welcome to Day 2!
8:30 AM 9:00 AM	Keynote: The Class A Developer
9:00 AM 9:45 AM	Monetizing Latency: AI‑Ready Network and Edge Architectures As AI inference and other latency‑sensitive workloads surge, network and edge design are becoming as critical as core campus builds. This session looks at what AI‑era networking really entails, from GPU fabrics and low‑latency multi‑region paths to distributed edge sites and dense interconnection hubs. How are operators aligning fiber routes, peering strategies and edge footprints with specific AI use cases, underwriting new topologies and dark fiber, and deciding when richer interconnection ecosystems actually enhance pricing power, retention and asset values? What does it take to map workloads across core, hub and edge locations, define “good enough” latency for different applications and build a mesh‑style network and edge strategy that balances technical performance with financial outcomes as architectures and demand evolve?
9:45 AM 10:05 AM	Networking Break
10:05 AM 10:25 AM	The Generative Scheduling Playbook for Data Centers This session introduces Generative Scheduling, offering a practical framework teams can use to optimize data center projects from design through construction. We will cover what ALICE is, how it works, and the key capabilities that enable rapid simulation of multiple construction scenarios to generate optimal solutions. Along with data center case studies, the session will break down how teams approach key decisions at each phase and translate those into repeatable strategies
10:25 AM 11:10 AM	Power Playbooks for the AI Era: Making Limited Megawatts Go Further AI growth is forcing teams to think differently about how every megawatt is allocated, sequenced and used across a campus. This panel explores how operators are reshaping power strategies with staged energization, smarter distribution, and selective use of on‑site and alternative solutions to stretch constrained capacity. What practical approaches are helping projects move forward in tight power markets, and how are teams designing today’s systems so they can absorb future upgrades without major disruption?
11:10 AM 11:35 AM	Networking Break
11:35 AM 12:15 PM	AI-First Design: Rethinking Scale, Redundancy and Modularity Designing for AI reshapes fundamentals, from power topologies and cooling concepts to space planning and building form. This session explores how teams are updating reference designs and standards to support higher densities, faster change and more varied customer needs. How are designers choosing where to standardize versus customize, and what lessons from early AI builds are already changing the next wave of templates?
12:15 PM 12:55 PM	The Future of Cooling: Designing for High-Density AI Without Overbuilding As GPU densities climb, cooling strategies must evolve without turning every project into a science experiment. This session looks at how teams compare liquid, immersion and hybrid options while keeping an eye on reliability, maintainability and long‑term operating profile. Which design choices are proving resilient as hardware changes, and how are project teams avoiding both under‑provisioning and expensive, rarely used over‑design?
12:55 PM 2:35 PM	Lunch and Expo!
1:00 PM 1:30 PM	Women's Coffee & Connect! Join fellow women professionals for a coffee-powered networking break focused on connection, collaboration, and community.
2:35 PM 2:50 PM	Day 1 Readiness: Why Water Strategy Now Determines AI Data Center Reliability Ensuring Sustainable Water Use for AI Infrastructure Stability
2:50 PM 3:30 PM	Operational Excellence 2.0: Tools, Teams and the New Performance Baseline Operating modern AI‑ready facilities requires tighter coordination between people, platforms and processes. This panel examines how organizations are updating playbooks around monitoring, incident response, skills development and collaboration across sites. Which combinations of DCIM, analytics and automation are actually improving reliability and efficiency, and how are leaders deciding where to invest next to raise the baseline across their portfolios?
3:30 PM 3:50 PM	Networking Break
3:50 PM 4:20 PM	Keynote: The Missing Middle: Power Strategy for Mid-Sized Demand
4:20 PM 4:50 PM	Closing Keynote Day 2
4:50 PM 5:50 PM	DICE National Day 2 Post-Event Cocktail Reception!!
May 14	Activity
8:30 AM 9:25 AM	Coffee, Networking & Breakfast
9:25 AM 9:30 AM	Opening Remarks: Welcome to Day 3!
9:30 AM 10:15 AM	Delivery at Scale: Turning Big Pipelines into Real, Buildable Projects Backlogs are full, but not every project can move at once. This panel explores how owners, builders and designers are prioritizing work, sequencing scopes and standardizing approaches when they have more demand than delivery capacity. How are teams deciding which projects to advance, which to re‑shape and which to slow down—while keeping customers engaged and internal resources focused on the right opportunities?
10:15 AM 11:00 AM	The Art of Running Hot: Operating High‑Density Cooling Day‑to‑Day As liquid and hybrid cooling roll out, the hard part is less picking a technology and more running it well every day. This session looks at how operators are tuning setpoints, controls, maintenance practices, and monitoring so high‑density environments stay stable without over‑reacting to every hardware change. How are teams updating playbooks, staffing, and tooling to keep new cooling systems reliable and manageable at scale?
11:00 AM 11:20 AM	Networking Break
11:20 AM 12:05 PM	Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation/Keynote Day 3: Joe Kava
12:05 PM 1:35 PM	Lunch and Expo!
1:35 PM 2:20 PM	When Data Centers Come to Town: Community, Resources, and Sustainability When data centers arrive, the biggest friction points are often water, power, labor, tax incentives, and overall community impact. Developers, operators, and public officials are rethinking how they approach residents and local leaders, how they talk about incentives, and how they design projects so benefits feel real on the ground. At the same time, communities are asking harder questions about sustainability—how facilities use water, source power, and manage their footprint over the long term. How are teams building trust early, baking in more sustainable choices, and turning skeptics into long-term allies as campuses grow over multiple phases?
2:20 PM 3:05 PM	Designing for Speed: Construction Strategies That Shorten the Path to First Power When timelines are tight, construction planning can either unlock speed or bake in delays. This discussion explores how modular power and cooling skids, repeatable building layouts, prefabrication and smarter sequencing are compressing schedules on large data center projects. Where are teams successfully using these construction‑driven strategies to reduce redesign cycles, cut field changes and move from concept to energized capacity faster in high‑demand markets?
3:05 PM 5:30 PM	DICE National Day 3 Post-Event Cocktail Reception and DICE CASINO NIGHT!! Join Bisnow and your friends for food, drinks and casino games! What better way to wrap up an amazing three days of networking, deals and content
May 15	Activity
8:00 AM 3:00 PM	Golf Outing! Join us at Blue Mash Golf Course for a day of golf, deal-making and fun! Interested in filling a foursome or sponsoring? Email: Brady.Bash@Bisnow.com

By the Numbers — 2025 Recap

1,125 Attendees representing 631 unique companies
Elite participation from industry-defining organizations: AWS, Microsoft, Oracle, Meta, Equinix, NTT Global Data Centers, Google, Mastercard, Geico, ByteDance (TikTok), and more!
Nearly 40% C-Suite or Executive Level participants

Seniority Breakdown:

36% C-Suite / Executives (CEOs, Presidents, CIOs, CTOs)
33% Partners / Principals, VPs, / Directors
20% Managers/ Associates / Analysts

Industry Representation

Our 2025 event saw more than 50 organizations bringing multi-person teams—with some groups sending over 10 attendees each! The crowd spanned the entire data center value chain:

Data Center Operators & Developers: 25%
Cloud / Hyperscalers: 25%
Power, Utilities, Consulting, General Services: 13%
Construction, Engineering, Investors & Finance: 10%
Government Officials, Legal & Advisory: 4%

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Dynamic presence from telecom and tech innovation leaders

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