Pre-Convention Workshops: Get a Jump-Start on Convention



Pre-Convention Workshops: Get a Jump-Start on Convention	Back to June 30 2008 Issue
NECA continues to offer a wide range of half- and all-day educational workshops and seminars immediately prior to the 2008 Convention on Friday, Oct. 3 and Saturday, Oct. 4 in Chicago. These workshops are your best opportunity to get in-depth, hands-on training on the new technologies and products shaping the industry’s future. Many of the pre-convention workshops focus on the sustainable building and design knowledge that electrical contractors need to support their customer’s green goals. For example, Lighting Controls: Go Green and Save Green is a half-day workshop that brings together two of the most critical issues facing building owners and facility managers today. It focuses on how the electrical contractor can be a partner who helps them meet their energy efficiency and high-benefit lighting needs using a range of lighting controls. (More info)
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NECA continues to offer a wide range of half- and all-day educational workshops and seminars immediately prior to the 2008 Convention on Friday, Oct. 3 and Saturday, Oct. 4 in Chicago. These workshops are your best opportunity to get in-depth, hands-on training on the new technologies and products shaping the industry’s future.

Many of the pre-convention workshops focus on the sustainable building and design knowledge that electrical contractors need to support their customer’s green goals. For example, Lighting Controls: Go Green and Save Green is a half-day workshop that brings together two of the most critical issues facing building owners and facility managers today. It focuses on how the electrical contractor can be a partner who helps them meet their energy efficiency and high-benefit lighting needs using a range of lighting controls. (More info)