Join DBIA in Orlando for an action-packed conference. With over 11 hours of continuing education hours and several new networking opportunities, the 2011 Design-Build Conference & Expo is sure to be the most talked about event this year.
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New! Earn an additional 1.5 credit hours at the Expo Hall Classroom sessions.
FEATURED PRESENTATIONS
Captain James Lovell, NASA Legend and Apollo 13 Commander
Opening Keynote
Wednesday, October 19
2:00 pm - 3:15 pm
An experienced naval aviator and test pilot, Captain James Lovell, Jr. was selected for the space program in 1962. In less than a decade, Lovell became one of the first humans to leave the earth’s gravitational force. He served as command module pilot and navigator for the epic six-day Apollo 8 journey -- humanity’s maiden voyage to the moon. Lovell served as backup commander to Neil Armstrong for the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. Lovell incorporates the lessons gleaned from those extraordinary missions to the goals and ambitions of ordinary organizations, proving that even during challenging times, innovation and new heights of leadership are possible.
Harvey M. Bernstein, F.ASCE, LEED AP
Vice President, Industry Insights & Alliances
McGraw-Hill Construction
Closing General Session
Friday, October 21
1:45 pm – 3:00 pm
As vice president of Industry Insights and Alliances, Harvey M. Bernstein leads McGraw-Hill Construction’s thought leadership and green building initiatives and manages its Research and Analytics division. Responsible for developing and maintaining the company’s construction industry statistics, building stock information, market research, and related industry forecasts, Mr. Bernstein will address future trends as it relates to design and construction.
Questions?
Mihisha Henderson
Director of Education Logistics
mhenderson@dbia.org.