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Dave Meadows

Dave Meadows

Director, Technology

STULZ Air Technology Systems

Tom Banta

Tom Banta

Senior VP, Product Management & Development

vXchnge

Adam Knobloch

Adam Knobloch

VP & Head of Data Centers

Bisnow

Lori Lee-Simeonoglou

Lori Lee-Simeonoglou

Regional Associate Director

Evoque Data Center Solutions

Edward Buck

Edward Buck

VP, Technology & Service Delivery

VPLS

Dave Meadows

Director, Technology

STULZ Air Technology Systems

David C. Meadows II has worked in data center cooling since 1999.  He is currently the Director of Technology with STULZ USA, a manufacturer of precision air conditioning, humidification, and dehumidification products specifically designed for the data center.  Previously David has served as both the Design Engineering Manager and the Applications Engineering Manager at Stulz.  David holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Maryland Baltimore County.  David is also a graduate of the United States Navy Nuclear Power School.

Adam Knobloch

VP & Head of Data Centers

Bisnow

Adam Knobloch has been involved in the commercial real estate event and media space since 2010, having held roles in sales, account management, production and coordination. He joined Bisnow Media as the Global Director of Data Centers after having led event sales and strategy efforts in the CRE space for nearly a decade. Since 2012, he has found a significant passion for the data center and technology sectors, while building an international network of active followers across numerous asset classes in the US, UK, Canada and Ireland. In his current role, Adam oversees Bisnow Media's event and sponsored media strategy for the data center sector, having expanded its Datacenter Investment Conference & Expo (DICE) Series event offerings to more than 15 markets, with an international presence in the UK and Canada.

He previously held a board member role on the Telecom Exchange (TEX) Advisory Board, collaborating on content, speaker recommendations and event strategy. Additionally, he has made a point of promoting local and national organizations with a focus on STEM education and advancing the next generation into the technology sector through support, collaboration and ambassadorship. Notable organizations include the Nomad Futurist Academy, Infrastructure Masons, H5 Data Centers' STEM Fest and local chapters of both 7X24 Exchange and AFCOM.

In his personal life, Adam is a musician, having toured the east coast as the drummer of The Gantry. He was a frequent member of the NYC folk/indie rock music scene and is currently the drummer for A.M. County.

Adam holds a Bachelor's Degree of Business Administration from American University's Kogod School of Business, with a focus on Marketing and Public Relations.

Edward Buck

VP, Technology & Service Delivery

VPLS

Edward Buck is the Vice President of Technology and Service delivery at VPLS. Ed’s executive responsibility includes the design, delivery, maintenance, operations, and support of all VPLS services. Prior to joining Evocative, Ed was a VP at UnitedLayer a San Francisco based Colocation and Hosting Company.

Ed also founded ASPextra in 2003, a company focused on providing scalable and highly available managed hosting solutions. At ASPextra, Ed built a network and service delivery internet infrastructure compromising of multiple, geographically dispersed data centers serving clients in the US, Europe, and Asia.

Ed was a senior manager at Oracle where his responsibilities included corporate business development, technology acquisitions, and strategic alliances. While at Oracle, Ed was deeply involved in technical evaluation, acquisition, and implementation of Internet and e-commerce technologies that shaped much of the Internet ecosystem in its early years.

Ed is a regular contributor to a number of open-source projects. He received his B.A. from Pomona College.

Why This Matters

What You'll Learn:

1. What does the increased demand for high-density mean on an operations level? Are there strategies in mind for smaller high-density facilities? 

2. Which technologies are operators exploring to increase efficiency? Are batteries direct solutions for power alternatives? 

3. Reducing the need for physical presence in data centers is growing. How is AI being leveraged to automate physical presence in facilities now? 

4. What operational preferences are growing end users requiring for operators? 

How You'll Do More Business:

You'll get an in-depth insight into what new facility capabilities are as technologies continue to be leveraged with end users in mind, what efficiency means for connectivity and high-density needs and instructions on how to address new end user requirements. 

Who Attends:

Facility engineers, architects, owners, VPs of operators, investors, contractors, lawyers, lenders, operations executives, end users

Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 PM
8:15 PM
Efficiency Through Operations