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Keynote Speaker:
Daniel A. Huard, LEED Fellow, PMP, LFA, Global Water Authority,
Internationally Recognized Speaker
Daniel has long been a sought‐after Green Building,
Sustainability and Resiliency expert and International Speaker.
Daniel earned degrees in Mechanical Engineering, Architecture
and Urban Planning as well as holds a dozen professional
designations beyond his professional degrees. Daniel is one of
258 LEED Fellows on the planet a very rare distinction attesting
to his more than 20 years of experience making positive impacts
on the built environment and within organizations that strive
for excellence evidenced by Daniel's continuous contributions to
the development and authoring of LEED Rating Systems since 2011
currently working on LEED version 4.1 and version 5. Daniel’s
professional expertise has contributed to numerous domestic and
international High‐Performance Building, Sustainable,
Restorative and Resiliency focused Development projects as well
as international events including Greenbuild, WaterBuild, Living
Future unConference, WaterSmart Innovations, Advanced Energy
Conference, Energy Management Congress, CAPAC and Global Gaming
Expo to name a few. For added emphasis to our audience Daniel
has been a Project Executive for Major Water Utilities in the US
Southwest since 2007 and continues his work as a Subject Matter
Expert with Utilities, the US Bureau of Reclamation, US
Department of the Interior, US Air Force, Nevada Army National
Guard and the Canadian Government.
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The WATER -
RESILIENCY Connection
As we start to see the
availability of fresh and potable drinking water cease to meet
global demand we start to realize the necessity of Water for
Life! With our antiquated and often overwhelmed water and
wastewater infrastructure(s) becoming an increasing source of
concern for building, portfolio managers and governments in need
of consistent and reliable water infrastructure what can we do.
When we couple this fact with the threat of climate change and
more frequent damage as a result of super storms and other
climatic events the consideration for resiliency rises in
prominence. Further to these concerns are the additional
pressures raised by seasonal dependencies and demand related to
energy needs all pointing to decentralized solutions to
Buildings’ resiliency and efficiency by adopting resiliency
technologies including Net-Zero Water Systems and Strategies.
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Understand the
components of common water infrastructure some of their
weaknesses.
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Understand the Water Treatment, Wastewater Treatment and
Potable Water Delivery Rate Structures and Impacts.
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Understand the differences between Centralized and
De-Centralized Water Systems including Net-Zero Water Systems
and Strategies.
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Understand Resiliency as it relates to a building's ability
to operate following catastrophic events.
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