Monday, May 7 - Lightfair International

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StUDent toUrS of the Lfi eXhiBit haLL
12:00pm – 1:00pm
LoCation: Lighting Education Lounge – Booth 6525
Join an industry expert or lighting designer and take
a tour of the LFI Exhibit Hall under the guidance of a
seasoned professional. Open to students and
emerging professionals only.
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the nUCKoLLS fUnD for Lighting
eDUCation LUnCheon: gLoBaL
DeVeLoPMentS in Lighting eDUCation
offiCe for ViSUaL interaCtion
12:15pm – 1:45pm
CoSt: $60
LoCation: Room N107
Jean SUnDin, iaLD, ieSna, PLDa
Global Developments in Lighting Education
As international recognition of lighting design
continues, the lighting education community is
more global than ever before. This presentation will
highlight key international developments including
the introduction of a global lighting research database,
universal lighting design syllabus and expansion of
established degree programs. Attendees will also
learn about several resources for lighting students,
educators and designers developed during Jean
Sundin's term as Professional Lighting Designers'
Association's Director for Education.
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weLCoMe reCePtion
5:00pm – 6:00pm
LoCation: Spotlight Lounge – Booth 6746
Join your peers for a glass of wine or a cold beer as
you relax and network.
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raffLe
5:30pm
LoCation: Spotlight Lounge – Booth 6746
Drop your business card for a chance to win
valuable prizes. Raffle is open to LFI attendees.
one card per attendee for all days.
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eMerging ProfeSSionaLS MiXer
12:15pm – 1:00pm
LoCation: Spotlight Lounge – Booth 6746
Emerging professionals, students and industry
professionals can connect here to network and
exchange information. Don't miss this opportunity
to connect and meet professionals who are new to
this industry.
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nCQLP LC Lightfair LUnCheon 2012
PaSt, PreSent & fUtUre of SoLiD-State Lighting
12:15pm – 1:45pm
CoSt: $60
LoCation: Room N107
a PaneL PreSentation ChaireD BY:
naDaraJah narenDran
Professor / Director of Research
Lighting Research Center,
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
The evolution of solid-state lighting (SSL) – white
light LED technology in particular – has provided a
"game-changer" for both the lighting industry and
governments around the globe seeking energy savings.
The steps taken along this evolutionary path to
improve and advance white LEDs for use in lighting
applications have been critical to the technology
reaching its current standing as a promising source
for general illumination. How did the white LED
come to this point? And where is it going from here?
Join us for this engaging panel presentation as they
map out the evolutionary path for LED devices,
systems and applications, and describe the current
state of each, as well as ASSIST’s contributions.
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Show KeYnote: the U.S. aMBaSSaDor
to finLanD, BrUCe J. oreCK
3:00pm – 4:00pm
LoCation: Spotlight Lounge – Booth 6746
iLLUMinating DiPLoMaCY: oPPortUnitieS
of the Lighting reVoLUtion in foreign
CoMMerCe anD geoPoLitiCS
SPeaKer: Bruce J. oreck
United States Ambassador to Finland
Chair of the League of Green Embassies
Electricity will be the single biggest driver of energy
demand in the coming years. By 2040, demand for
electricity will be up 80% and electrical generation
will account for more than 40% of global energy
consumption. Hence the remarkable gains in energy
efficiency provided by the revolution in lighting
technology will have profound geopolitical impact.
The wide scale implementation of energy efficiency
can be the foundation for vibrant growth in world
economies. Failure to adopt these efficiencies is
projected to result in energy price escalations and
supply shortages that will devastate economies and
lead to political instability.
The international significance of these issues,
combined with the opportunity for job growth and
exports, makes energy efficiency a central area of
concern and action by the Department of State and
the Department of Commerce. Ambassador oreck
will address the political challenges and business
prospects of our new relationship with energy.
tiP froM the teaM: BRING
PLENTy oF BUSINESS CARDS
To LIGHTFAIR.
—BEN C.
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CoCKtaiL hoUr
4:30pm – 5:30pm
LoCation: New Exhibitor Pavilion
Explore this exciting new pavilion featuring first-time
exhibitors and enjoy a glass of wine or a cold beer.
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raffLe
5:30pm
LoCation: Spotlight Lounge – Booth 6746
Drop your business card for a chance to win valuable
prizes. Raffle is open to LFI attendees. one card per
attendee for all days.
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29th annUaL iaLD internationaL Lighting
DeSign awarDS PreSentation & iaLD
eDUCation trUSt Benefit Dinner
6:00pm – 12:00am
CoSt: iaLD / LirC Members: $250
non-Members: $350
LoCation: Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel
The IALD International Lighting Design Awards is the
year’s premier gala event recognizing aesthetic and
technical excellence in lighting design. Held in
coordination with the IALD Education Trust Benefit
Dinner, proceeds from this event enable the IALD
Education Trust to support lighting design education
through its various efforts. This event includes a
cocktail reception, seated formal dinner and the
IALD Awards Program.
A portion of all tickets is tax deductible as a charitable
gift. Table sponsorship is also available at the following
levels: Platinum ($10,000 USD), Gold ($7,500 USD)
and Silver ($5,000 USD).
Please contact Kelly Ashmore at the IALD for
more information at +1 312.527.3677 or
via email at kelly@iald.org.
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MeDia PaneL
10:00am – 11:00am
LoCation: Spotlight Lounge – Booth 6746
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granD Prize raffLe
1:30pm
LoCation: Spotlight Lounge – Booth 6746
Drop your business card for a chance to win the
grand prize. open to LFI attendees. one card
per attendee for all days.
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