New event: Pressac to attend Smart Buildings and Sustainability Leaders Forum
Smart Buildings and Sustainability Leaders Forum is only weeks away. As the smart building and sustainability sectors converge, discover our technology and its role in helping organisations, big and small, to reduce their buildings’ environmental impact.
Mark Lawrance, Director of Strategic Accounts, together with Chris Fowler, Business Development Manager, will be present at the event. Meet them at stand 18, just next to the catering area.
In addition, Mark will facilitate 45-minute workshops on the importance of data contextualisation. The session is designed to aid companies in embarking on a data-driven journey towards sustainability. Our esteemed guest will make this workshop an event not to be missed. The workshop is planned for the morning session (between 9:30 and 12:30 at the workshop area 2).
Mark Lawrance, Pressac’s Director of Strategic Accounts and Chris Fowler, Pressac’s Business Development Manager, will attend the event.
Mark Lawrance: “I’m thrilled about this opportunity. We’re always looking to connect with forward-thinking companies eager to champion sustainability. Many are unsure of where to start, and it’s events like these that light the way. At Pressac, we’re committed to share our knowledge and play a part in this transformative journey.”
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