How Healthcare, Higher Education, Industrial, and Corporate Campuses are Evolving
Join SMPS Fort Worth as we meet with industry experts to talk about the future of healthcare, education, and corporate campus facilities.
October 23, 2014 | University of Texas at Arlington
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7:30 am
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Networking Breakfast - Join us for coffee and an opportunity for students to network with prospective Employers, as well as networking between business professionals.
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8:30 am
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Speaker panel with Moderator and live audience polling
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10:00 am - 11:00 am
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UTA Campus Tour
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Please Note: Program is pending AIA approval for continuing education credits.
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Thank you to our event sponsor!

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Moderator
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Jennifer Yoder, CPSM | JRB Engineering
Vice President, Business Development
Jennifer C. Yoder, CPSM recently joined JRB Engineering, a full-service geotechnical, construction materials testing and environmental consulting firm based in Houston with a branch office in Dallas.
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Panelist
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Bill Poole | University of Texas at Arlington
Assistant Vice President for Facilities and Campus Operations
Bill has been involved in engineering design and project management and facilities management for 40 years. He joined the University of Texas at Arlington in 2007 as the Assistant Vice President for Facilities & Campus Operations. The Office of Facilities Management has 270 employees and an annual project, operating, and energy budget totaling approximately $35 million. At UTA, this Office is responsible for the integrated functions of all building maintenance, operations, renovations and new construction.
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Mark D. Ude | BNSF
Assistant Vice President Real Estate Development
Mark Ude was appointed to his current position of assistant vice president, Corporate Real Estate Development, in December 2006. He is responsible for the company’s real estate sales and leasing program, acquisition and development program, and corporate and field facilities management.
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Edward Thomas Dold, Jr., FACHE | Baylor Scott & White Health
Marketing Manager
Edward Thomas Dold Jr, FACHE, is the marketing and public relations manager at Baylor All Saints Medical Center at Fort Worth which is now a part of Baylor Scott and White Health. He holds a Master of Business Administration degree in Health Organization Management from Texas Tech University and a Master of Science in Health Care Administration degree from the University of Texas at Arlington. He is also a Fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives.
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Walter Amaya | GE
Fort Worth, Executive Supply Chain Leader, Locomotive Operations
Walter was born in Obregon, Mexico, and joined GE in 2000 as Plant Manager for GE Transportation’s locomotive fabrication facility (GEMC) in Saltillo, Mexico.
Across his 14-year career at GE, Walter has developed extensive supply chain expertise and knowledge in Locomotive and Engine fabrications, machining and assembly for mining, and remanufacturing and component repair with responsibility for factories in the U.S. and abroad, including GE’s legacy locomotive plant in Erie, Pa.
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SMPS Fort Worth is donating 5% of all program registrations in 2014-2015. Make-A-Wish® North Texas |
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Walk-ins are welcome (limited number); however, a $5 administration fee will apply.
Credit card, cash or check will be accepted at the door.
Cancellations are fully refundable with 48 hours or greater notice. Once registration closes, you will be responsible for the full cost of the event, even if you cannot attend.
To cancel your registration and receive a refund, please contact us
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