Save the date: October 24-31, 2020 in San Antonio, Texas
With over 90+ breakout sessions led by industry peers, two insightful keynotes, an interactive product showcase and a host of networking events, the Knowledge Conference is the main event at Itron Utility Week.
Christopher Chapel, Vice President of Customer Service, FPL
Recognized for best-in-class customer service, Christopher Chapel will take us on the journey of how FPL became one of America’s cleanest, most reliable and affordable electric utilities. Hear first-hand how through technology and innovation, FPL has improved operational efficiency, enhanced their customer service and built a stronger more resilient energy grid.
Afdhel Aziz, Marketing Innovator and Power of Purpose Expert
Afdhel Aziz is one of the world’s leading, award-winning experts in marketing innovation and the power of purpose. How can we unlock purpose in our businesses and ourselves? Afdhel will share more about what it means to find the power of purpose in our work, and how we can use this to do good in the world.
Video: Join Afdhel Aziz at Itron Utility Week
In 2018, more AMI projects were denied than approved. Regulators are expecting detailed plans and customer benefits to say “yes.” Join this fireside chat with Nick Wagner, NARUC, and Dan Pfeiffer, Itron, to learn the ins and outs of securing commission approval.
Since 1970, the number of disasters worldwide—drought, floods, extreme weather, extreme temperature, landslides, wildfires, volcanic activity and earthquakes—has more than quadrupled. This panel will discuss how grid modernization and resiliency are helping.
Moderator: Jennifer Runyon, Clarion
Panelists: Joe Vale, Duke Energy; Michael Putt, FPL and Matt Smith, Itron
Open to men and women. Discussion topics include shifting trends in technology roles for female leaders, the importance of mentorship, how men can help with gender equality, and industry-specific challenges and opportunities.
Moderator: Marina Donovan, Itron
Panelists: Lynda Ziegler, former Southern California Edison executive and Dave DeYagher, BC Hydro
