You heard that right! Key decision makers representing 200 million+ square feet of commercial property in and around NYC will be part of this year's Summit. They are looking for the real business case for SSL and they'll find it, along with making key connections to committed suppliers. Building on the success of the Summit's 2008 introduction and 2009 continuation in NY/NJ, the 2010 New York Solid State Lighting Design Summit will be a 2-day top-level networking event connecting lighting, facility and sustainability decision makers with quality LED luminaire manufacturers, module/light-engine providers and other enabling technologies.

Update: Information on nearby hotels now posted here

2010 NY Co-Chairs

	Chris Brown   Chief Executive Officer, Wiedenbach Brown(View Bio)   Energy Efficiency and Sustainability   Committee Chair, 1994-2007, NY   Building Owner & Managers Association(BOMA)
Avraham Mor, IALD, LEED AP, IESNA (View Bio)   Partner, Lightswitch Architectural

It can be difficult to discern which products will deliver on their promise of performance and lifetime that assures your project payback. The Summit is here to provide quality answers. Presenters and exhibitors will be vetted by the SSL Design advisory board to help you separate the wheat from chaff.

	David Bomke   Executive Director (View Bio)   New York Energy Consumers Council
	Margaret Newman, AIA, LEED AP(View Bio)   Chief of Staff   New York City Department of Transportation
	Michael D'Onofrio (View Bio)   Managing Director   Engineered Tax Services

Day 1 is focused for lighting decision makers and facility owners/operators
as well as lighting manufacturers.
The SSL Design Summit will consist of two full days, including networking breaks and lunches and a "hands-on" evening Summit Showcase, with Day 1 focusing on the answers lighting, sustainability and facilities decision makers are looking for. At the evening cocktail showcase, attendees can see first hand some of the current technologies, luminaires and application solutions that will have been discussed during the day. Day 2 will continue with topics primarily of interest to luminaire/lighting manufacturers and enabling technology providers.

Sponsorships are now available. You can see more details on our series sponsor page for those details.