If you haven’t already registered for SBX 2025, now is your chance as the event is nearly sold out!

In addition to the great line up of inspiring speakers and engaging sessions, chance to win prizes for attending, and the happy hour reception from 5-6pm featuring live music by Bossa In Wonderland, SBX 2025 provides the opportunity to network with our event sponsors: McKinstry, Seattle City Light, ATS Automation, BetterBricks, DB Engineering, LONG Building Technologies, MacDonald-Miller Facility Solutions, Puget Sound Energy, Washington State Department of Commerce, and Overcast Innovations.

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SBX 2025 agenda highlights include:

Register to join us today!

If you haven’t already registered for SBX 2025 now is your chance as spots are quickly filling up!

In addition to the great line up of inspiring speakers and engaging sessions, and chance to win prizes for attending, the happy hour reception from 5-6pm will feature live music by Bossa In Wonderland, an acoustic jazz quartet playing jazz standards and originals in a Samba and Bossa Nova Style. Plan to stay and enjoy live music, appetizers, and alcoholic/non-alcoholic beverages while engaging with sponsors and networking with attendees!

SBX 2025 agenda highlights include:

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This year, when you attend SBX 2025 on November 5th you will be entered into a prize drawing for two great prizes: a $500 airline travel voucher and a $250 Hyatt travel voucher! All you need to do is check in at the registration table and be present when the first drawing happens at the beginning of the event at 1pm and again when the second drawing happens during the networking happy hour from 5-6pm.

SBX features a great line up of inspiring speakers and engaging sessions, and by just showing up you have a great chance at winning these prizes.

We look forward to seeing you there — register now to join us at SBX on November 5th!

In the second of two panel discussions at SBX 2025, Joe Fernandi (Seattle City Light) will lead the conversation between Courtney Blodgett (Edo), Craig Engelbrecht (LONG Building Technologies), David McCaughey (MacDonald Miller), and Bert Van Hoof (Willow) in an Innovation Showcase that will highlight innovative applications of smart building technologies and how they are being leveraged to address performance challenges—from energy and emissions to security and space use.

The full SBX agenda is available at sbxconference.org/fall-conference/ and early-bird pricing is available through this Friday, October 10th.

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In the first of two panel discussions at SBX 2025, Tom Marseille (Sazan Group) will lead the conversation between Emily Salzberg (Washington State Department of Commerce), Tom Williams (DB Engineering), Martin Clinton (UMC), and Tom Anderson (Puget Sound Energy) on the State of Buildings – what’s working, what’s not, and what kinds of solutions are needed.

State of Buildings – what’s working, what’s not
Building owners and operators are facing a convergence of challenges—rising costs, growing decarbonization expectations, aging infrastructure, workforce shortages, cybersecurity threats, and evolving occupant needs. In this panel discussion, leaders from both the public and private sectors will share their candid perspectives on the current state of the industry: what’s working, what’s stuck, and what kinds of solutions they need most.

The full agenda for the 2025 Smart Buildings Exchange Fall Conference is available at sbxconference.org/fall-conference/. After the State of Buildings discussion, an Innovation Showcase panel will highlight strategies for smarter, safer, more responsive buildings and the event will conclude with a networking happy hour, sponsored by Building Potential.

Register now to join us in Seattle on November 5th!