Jan 28, 2017 | Events
The 2017 BOMA International Conference and expo will be held in the Music City of NASHVILLE!
This preeminent event promises three days of learning, networking and innovation for the commercial real estate industry. Your next chapter begins here.
Brenna Walraven will be present two sessions:
- Navigating Energy Efficiency Financing: Understand The Market and Find Financing That Works For You
- Unleashing Human Productivity Through Better Indoor Air Quality
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BOMA International Annual Conference & Expo
Nashville, TN
Conference: June 24-27, 2017
BOMA International Expo
June 25 – 27, 2017
Apr 29, 2016 | Articles
Property professionals who don’t take advantage of energy efficiency incentives and rebates are leaving money on the table. The cost of an energy audit, retro-commissioning or a building efficiency upgrade can be offset significantly by rebate opportunities offered by utilities, state
governments, municipalities and other groups across the country that support greater energy efficiency.
While opportunities to save money and improve investment returns may seem too good to be true, robust incentives can make it more financially feasible for building owners and managers to reduce energy consumption. Improved efficiency reduces the need for utility companies to invest in additional energy generation capacity to meet demand (or to buy additional generation, typically at higher costs). Likewise, local, state and federal authorities want to encourage these investments for a wide range of reasons—from easing pressure on aging infrastructure to reducing air pollution— that tend to be beneficial to society as a whole. In California, for example, all ratepayers pay a “public good charge” as part of their monthly energy bill, and that fee then is used for rebates and incentives for energy efficiency retrofits and programs.
These investments allow owners and operators to not just lower costs, but also improve asset value through updated systems and equipment. When it comes to energy efficiency, everyone wins: property owners and managers, utilities and members of the community who benefit from more sustainable operations in their backyard.
Read the rest of Brenna’s article on the BOMA website here: http://digital.boma.org/2016/March_April/files/33.html
Aug 18, 2014 | Events
Brenna presented at the BOMA China World Congress! (9/17/15 and 9/14/14)
BOMA China World Congress’ 100 years of history and heritage brings together more than 100 contributors for its multi-annual meeting. Through international exchanges, BOMA China World Congress highlights commercial real estate operation and management with international standards and best practices, enhancing the value of Chinese commercial real estate assets.
BOMA China World Congress attracts global commercial real estate professionals from North America, Europe, Asia and other regions, commercial real estate investment group, funds, banks, commercial real estate development group, operations management agencies and the active participation of commercial real estate operations management suppliers and other agencies. CLICK HERE FOR CONFERENCE SITE
Meetings Highlights
-International commercial real estate operations management top experts
-17 countries worldwide commercial real estate owners and managers delegation to participate
-USA and Canada commercial real estate investment funds and other commercial real estate projects and visits China to discuss investment opportunities
-international suppliers to bring commercial real estate the world’s latest technology and products
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