Experts panel to discuss path forward for lighting industry
03 Sep 2018
The lighting industry continues to be in a state of rapid transformation. New technologies and new business models are forcing the industry to rethink what it means to be a lighting company in the 21st century. To understand and address this issue, the Lighting Research Center (LRC) is bringing together leaders from the lighting industry, policy makers, and business development experts for a panel discussion on the future of lighting and industry stewardship in this time of change, as part of the LRC Partner-Alliance Event, to be held Sept. 5-6 in Troy, New York.
To begin the discussion, each panel member will present a brief summary of their views of where the lighting industry is going, and the challenges and opportunities they see over the next ten years. They will then engage in a moderated discussion with other attendees of the LRC Partner-Alliance Event with the goal of developing a roadmap for the industry during this time of transition.
Participants include:
Lori Brock, Head of Innovation Americas, OSRAM
Govi Rao, President & CEO, Noveda Technologies (Moderator)
Paul Schoemaker, pioneer in the field of decision sciences and business strategy
Randy Reid, Founder and Publisher, EdisonReport
Priscilla Richards, Team Lead, Codes, NYSERDA
Mark Lien, Industry Relations, Illuminating Engineering Society
LRC has announced that Paul Schoemaker will give the keynote at the event. Dr Schoemaker will highlight lessons learned from the past as well as emphasise the importance of collective leadership for industry survival.
This event is free for all LRC Partners, Alliance members and special guests. If your company or organisation is listed on this page or if you received an invite from the LRC, then you are welcome to attend!
This program has been made possible thanks to generous funding from the Glenn W. Bailey Memorial Fellowship.
LRC Partner-Alliance Event
September 5-6, 2018
Troy, New York
To register for the event, please contact Rebekah Mullaney.
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