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Heading to Realcomm Events? Us too! A few of the team are heading out to Tampa in a couple of weeks for Realcomm/IBcon. Realcomm/IBcon 2024. Beyond the Hype: Business-Driven Strategies for a Shifting CRE Market. The market is shifting rapidly from technology and market trends, and that's no different to talent. Our team will be looking to connect with leadership teams in Tampa who are planning to hire in 2024 and need support from a proven talent solutions firm across the built environment. Here's what the team has lined up. -> Lewis is moderating a panel on talent strategy and trends with Lawrence A. Melton, Scott Cardenas & Andrew Segal & is a panellist in two other sessions. -> Libby has several meetings lined up with companies looking to hire leadership talent in the future. -> LMC is co-hosting a Happy Hour post Digie Awards. Get in touch if you'd like to schedule a time with one of the LMC team. See you in Tampa? [email protected] / [email protected] #realcomm #ibcon #realestateinnnovation

Boeing is searching for a new CEO, and Carrier's CEO, David Gitlin, comes from an Aerospace background, previously leading Collins Aerospace. But David Gitlin is continuing to exceed performance at Carrier as their CEO. And Carrier's board does not want to lose him, so they've offered him a huge retention package. "At Carrier, he's arguably proven America's most successful industrial leader for rewarding shareholders. In four years at the controls, Gitlin's multiplied Carrier's market cap from around $12 billion to $58 billion and delivered annualized total returns of roughly 50%. During that span, Carrier's stock has outperformed the shares of Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet and every other member of the Magnificent Seven save Nvidia..." A new long-term payday for Carrier's CEO is expected to be around $150M. #buildingautomation #hvac #climatetech

The sun shines (sometimes). Could carbon capture be a partner to renewables? Solar and wind energy are fantastic, but their inconsistency creates a "gap" in grid reliability. This "intermittency gap" challenges grid integration. While advancements in battery storage offer promise, another technology could play a promising role: carbon capture. Capturing carbon emissions and potentially storing them underground could create a reliable baseline for the grid. This allows deeper integration of renewables even when the wind isn't blowing or the sun isn't shining. Is carbon capture the missing piece for a truly renewable future? —— Read more at: https://lnkd.in/gb-GNqgd

All roads lead to Tampa. Libby, Lewis & the marketing team head to Tampa for this year's Realcomm Events. If you're hiring or have a story to tell, contact our team to schedule a time to chat in "The Big Guava." [email protected] #LMC

"The biggest challenge isn't technology, it's people," says Paul Maximuk in a recent conversation. The building operations industry grapples with a looming talent shortage as experienced workers retire. With AI excelling at data analysis, how can we develop a future workforce that combines human expertise with technological advancements? —— Join #ClimateTechSpotlight for bi-weekly content featuring news, leader podcasts, and a bunch of climate-positive insights delivered to your inbox. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/ehykVybJ #climatetech #buildingoperations

Revamping older structures for sustainability can be tricky. But what if there was a way to achieve dramatic energy savings without compromising their heritage? Integrating smart controls with building automation can optimize resource utilization in older structures while maintaining occupant comfort. The best bits? - Energy-efficient climate control: Wireless room thermostats and radiator valves allow for individual room control and integrate with a central building management system for monitoring. Energy-efficient fan coil units can also be used to replace outdated systems. - Occupancy sensors for optimized use: Automatic temperature adjustments based on room vacancy ensure energy isn't wasted on empty spaces. Guests still have individual control when the room is occupied. - Wireless technology for minimal disruption: EnOcean energy harvesting eliminates the need for constant battery changes in sensors. Wireless communication further reduces installation work and downtime compared to wired systems. - Sustainable benefits: Automation and occupancy detection lead to reduced energy consumption. Integrating with window contact sensors allows for automatic deactivation during ventilation, further boosting efficiency. This approach aligns with building energy regulations promoting renewable energy use. Is this the key to future-proofing our existing buildings? —— Find out more, here: https://lnkd.in/gS7qxP4i #SmartBuildings #BuildingAutomation

Great to see our founder, Lewis Martin, nominated for this year's Realcomm Events Rising Star Award. "It's safe to say I'm up against tough competition, but I'm grateful that my work at LMC is noticed as trying to do good for the industry." There's still plenty of exciting projects and collabs to announce from LMC in the coming months, so keep your eyes peeled. Good luck to all the other finalists, we'll see you in Tampa: https://lnkd.in/eqhh8GBx #smartbuildings #cretech #realcomm

Keyframe recently co-hosted an event with Boston Consulting Group (BCG) on the impacts of Gen AI on data center growth (aka the grid). Some interesting conclusions at the link below! Devika Kumar did an A++ job pulling this event together and making it awesome!

Climate action demands a smarter grid. Paul Maximuk talks about the strain increased electrification places on our existing grid infrastructure. What innovative solutions do we need? Modernization is key for a smooth transition. Can we bridge the gap for electrification? —— Want the latest news and industry leader insights? Join Climate Tech Spotlight. Get exclusive content, featuring podcasts with industry thought leaders and other experts, delivered right to your inbox. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/ehykVybJ #ClimateTechSpotlight #smartbuildingtech

At the helm of LMC, meet Lewis Martin. As the founder, Lewis has a clear vision to find the climate tech solution for talent challenges. His dedication to the industry runs deep after spending years exploring and understanding the core challenges it faces to bring LMC to life. This level of collaboration keeps him at the forefront of the most pressing conversations driving cutting-edge technologies and innovations across the climate tech ecosystem. That's why he launched #ClimateTechSpotlight. A podcast and newsletter dedicated to the latest trends, innovations, and leader journeys in climate tech. Every insight and action counts towards the future of our industry. Tune in to the latest episodes to learn the latest from the likes of Ted Atwood, Paul Maximuk, Josh Hacker, Nikhil Choudhary, and Maria Atkinson AM. Subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/ehykVybJ