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PART I – “STEEL DOING IT RIGHT®”Presented by Don Allen and Pat Boyd, AWCI

This seminar is aimed at owners, project managers, estimators, foremen, superintendents, code officials and architects. The program is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the construction methods and contractors’ issues, including structural, load-bearing wall assemblies, interior systems, roof and floor assemblies, estimating, quality control and much more. Seminar is based on industry accepted standards and best practices. Certificate of Completion will be provided to all attendees.

Board of Director’s Meeting

Open Table Top Show w/networking – Open to all event attendees – Free Food with Cash Bar and networking with over 25 industry manufacturers and service providers.

T H U R S D AY, F E B R U A R Y 1 3 , 2 0 2 0

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Check-in w/Continental Breakfast

PART II- “STEEL DOING IT RIGHT®” Presented by Don Allen and Pat Boyd, AWCI

This is the continuation and conclusion of the Part I program listed above. Certificates of Completion will be mailed to all those attending after the event directly from AWCI.

CLASS I – “WORKING IN HEALTH CARE FACILITIES: INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT AND CONSTRUCTION STRATEGIES” Presented by Michelle McIntyre, TEAM GFA., Tampa, FL

For all those contractors who are working on a Health Care project….this is vital information. This two hour course will provide attendees with basic strategies to meet the unique project needs regarding construction, renovation, or remediation in healthcare facilities. Topics will include a brief review of industry-specific requirements, risk assessment protocol, infection control requirements (ICRA), hazard awareness and quality control. In addition to the presentation, a short activity to examine and discuss containment/barrier types will be conducted. A MUST attend! A Certificate of Completion will be mailed to all those attending program at conclusion.

CLASS I-A “JOB SITE SAFETY- ON-SITE EQUIPMENT” Presented by Ron Pentecost, Safety Director, Lee Drywall, Inc., Ft.Myers, FL

This program will cover: Lifts: Scissor & Aerial, Lulls & ForkliftsRequirements: Training | Use Both Proper & Improper | Fall Protection In Lifts REFRESHMENT BREAK

CLASS II – “BEST PRACTICES TO EXPAND YOUR CUSTOMER BASE”Presented by Nate West, President & Creative Director of Bizzy Nate Creative, a graphic design and web development firm, Orlando, FL, and JoAnn Polley, President of Infinite Ideas & Design, an award-winning full service graphic design company, Orlando, FL

The target marketing process can best be described by breaking the process into three segments:

1:00 - 5:00 PM

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8:00 AM - Noon

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1. Identify your audience, or customer traits2. Target the market with specific content and branding that will attract your ideal customer3. Utilize the most appropriate methods, i.e., digital, on-line and printing.

By identifying and utilizing the most effective strategies, you can start attracting and increasing your customer base. In this session, we will discuss how to achieve these goals.

CLASS II-B – “WORKSMART Workshop” - A Field Leader’s Take On What It Takes To Lead Successful and Productive Projects Presented by Gregg Schoppman, FMI, Tampa, FL

There are no shortages facing the construction industry. At the same time, it is particularly exciting to see the massive changes and innovations facing one of the largest sectors in the world. For a field leader, there are many daunting aspects that must be controlled and influenced to successfully drive today’s complex projects. The Worksmart Workshop is session focused on driving change at the field leader level – planning and proactive communications are the hallmarks of the best bui8lders today and what is needed in today’s world. Includes in this presentation:

• Discuss the dynamic world of construction with a focus on the controllable and influencial aspects of field leadership

• Examine the success tools of the Field Leader Toolbox• Identify the critical soft skills the best fielders employ to help their organizations and teams

win

LUNCH FOR ALL

CLASS III – “LEVERAGING YOUR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE BY IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY” Presented by Gregg Schoppman, Fails Management, Inc., Tampa, FL

How do you win in today’s economy? Becoming a lower-cost producer is probably the best strategy. Much like safety, productivity improvement must start at the top. Contrary to popular belief, productivity is not a field problem, but rather an important management and leadership issue! Points to be covered include:

• Improve productivity to address the current market challenges • Understand how even a minimal improvement in productivity will make you more

competitive on bid day and improve your bottom line• Implement FMI’s P3 Model: Process, Productivity Tools, People• Integrate top management and project management which is critical to productivity

improvement• Determine the best practices being implemented and new technologies that will impact the

industry

CLASS III-B – “MULTI-LEVEL SOUND CONTROL” Presented by Tim Wheeler, Keene Building Products

During this presentation, attendees will learn how noise results are measured, measurements of noise to ASTM Standards. Proper isolation of ceiling, Noise Anatomy, and much more. Class Objectives are:

• Review how noise results are measured and types of noise in building design• Discuss and identify the most common acoustical systems for quiet living• Compare the performance of various building materials• Establish best practices for healthy living with the use of entangled net sound system

CLASS IV- “THE FUTURE OF THE STUCCO INDUSTRY”An In-depth and frank panel discussion on where the future of our stucco industry is heading in today’s market. Panel consists of the following:

CLASS IV – B - JOIN PROGRAM ABOVE TO LEARN ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THE STUCCO INDUSTRY FROM THIS PRESTIGEOUS PANEL!

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Noon - 1:00 PM

1:15 - 2:45 PM

2:45 - 4:30 PM

• Mike Starks – Session Moderator• Chris Van Hoose, Vice Pres., Commercial Plastering, Inc.• Billy Rice, President, Commercial Plastering, Inc.• Jeff Brunner, Director of Sales/East, Dryvit Systems, Inc.

• Casey Pope, AMICO, INC.• Bobby McEnroe, Titan Florida • Byron Velasquez, Argos Cement

DON ALLEN, P.E., LEED A.P., an internationally known expert on cold-formed steel structural design, has given presentations on steel design on four continents in the last three years. As director of engineering for Super Stud Building Products, headquartered in Edison, N.J., Allen is involved with hundreds of CFS projects each year. He was recently involved in the design and construction of two loadbearing CFS structures in Nigeria. With a special interest in the structural role of materials in sustainable construction, Allen is a LEED Accredited Professional, a member of American Society of Civil Engineers Structural Engineering Institute Committee on Sustainability and many other industry related organizations.

J.PATRICK BOYD, P.E., is the owner of J. Patrick Boyd Consulting Engineers specializing in design calculations and engineered drawings for the use of cold-formed steel framing in commercial applications. His past experience includes positions with KHS & S Contractors, Ray Boyd Plaster & Drywall, Inc., and Delta Steel Buildings Co. Boyd wad president of AWCI from 200203, served two terms on the AWCI Board of Directors, had been Chairman of numerous committees and was awarded AWCI’s highest honor, the Pinnacle Award, in 2013.

MICHELLE MCINTYRE has over 20 years of experience partnering with clients to create safer and healthier conditions in their workplace, navigating the many challenges of balancing safety regulations with budgetary restrictions. She is a Certified Industrial Hygienist and Certified Safety Professional and currently the Director of Environmental Health and Safety at GFA International with offices across Florida. She is a nation presenter on silica and many other environmental topics and has supported clients in industrial, commercial, educational, healthcare, and construction sectors in complex matters across the country.

RON PENTECOST, Ron is the Safety Director for Lee Drywall in Ft. Myers, Florida and has over 30 years experience in the safety related field. Instructor for CPR/AED & First Aid, Emergency Oxygen, OSHA 10/30 and Various Equipment, Lifts, etc. Previous instructor at the OSHA Training Institute, Advanced Safety Certificate and Industrial Hygiene Technician Certificate.

JOANN POLLEY is President of Infinite Ideas and Designs, an award-winning full-service graphic design company, founded in 1996 in Orlando, Fl. IID concentrates primarily on maintaining brand continuity in every format of presentation, be it digital and/or print.

GREG SCHOPPMAN, Principal and Florida Consulting Manager, FMI, Tampa, Fl. As a principal with FMI, Gregg specializes in the area of productivity and project management. He also leads FMI’s project management consulting practice. In addition to these responsibilities, Gregg also leads the consulting management group of FMI’s Florida office Gregg was named one of the tope 25 consultants of 2014 by Consulting Magazine, receiving the highest number of nominations for that year’s recipient group.

TIM WHEELER is the new Florida territory manager for Keene Building Products. A premier innovator and manufacturer of 3-Dimensional filament products for the building envelope and noise control markets. Their noise products are designed for construction projects such as multi—family apartments and condominiums to stop impact and airborne noise, while their building envelope products can be utilized in wall, masonry, roofing and foundation applications to eliminate moisture issues.

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Fee includes ALL Classes, Handouts, Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.

New Member Fee $250.00 includes 1 Registration for Executive Conference and one year membership, use membership application enclosed.

A block of rooms have been reserved for this event. Gaylord Palms Resort, 877-382-7299 | $179.00 per night - Single/Double

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REGISTRATION AND CHECK-IN WITH CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST CLASS I - JOB SITE SAFETY REFRESHMENT BREAK CLASS II -WORKSMART WORKSHOP LUNCH FOR ALL ATTENDEES CLASS III - MULTI LEVEL SOUND CONTROL CLASS IV – THE FUTURE OF THE STUCCO INDUSTRY

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