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Houston Healthcare Conference

Name: Houston Healthcare Conference
Start: 2022-09-08T07:30:00-05:00
End: 2022-09-08T15:00:00-05:00
Location: Houston Marriott Medical Center/Museum District

CRE Expansions, New Developments , Recent MOB Acquisitions, Underlying Industry Trends & New Innovations Shaping The Sector

Event Ended On: Thursday September 8 2022

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Speakers and Panels

Taking The Market's Temperature

How is The Healthcare Sector Performing?

Michael Garcia

COO, Houston Methodist Hospital

Stephen Glazier

VP, Business Development and Government Relations, UTHealth Behavioral Sciences Campus

Jill Pearsall

Former SVP, Facilities Planning; Dev. and Real Estate, Texas Children's Hospital

Armando Colombo

President & CEO, The Menninger Clinic

Joan Albert

Principal/Design, Page

Moderator

Shawn Cloonan

Life Sciences Lead & General Counsel, McCord Development

Hot Topic: Weatherization and The Role It Plays in Houston Healthcare

How To Plan For The Unexpected

Todd Price

VP, National Customer Solutions, Enchanted Rock

Mark Sloan

Mark Sloan is the Homeland Security & Emergency Management Coordinator for Harris County, serving over 4.8 million incredibly diverse residents covering more than 1,770 square miles. Because of Harris County’s large population, port operations, transportation infrastructure, and concentration of petrochemical plants, the Department of Homeland Security has identified Harris County as a Tier 1 region. To meet the growing expectations of emergency management, Sloan is streamlining regional emergency response coordination through the integration of automated flood warning systems, traffic management systems, broadcast media capabilities, first responder and community alerting, GIS mapping systems and regional interoperable communications. As the director of Harris County Citizen Corps, an innovative, award-winning public preparedness initiative, recognized as a National Best Practice, he coordinates all aspects of the program. Working with a team of county technology experts, he developed one of the first websites devoted to the sharing of community preparedness volunteer opportunities and tracking of volunteer hours. Since 2002, over 25 million individuals have visited the website (www.harriscountycitizencorps.com) and over 50,000 have completed the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training course. During the Katrina relief effort at the Astrodome, Sloan was assigned to the Unified Command to coordinate volunteers. During the 21 days more than 60,000 volunteers received various assignments that helped over 65,000 evacuees from New Orleans. On September 9, 2005, Sloan was recognized for his efforts by ABC Nightly News as the Person of the Week, and at the 2006 National Hurricane Conference in Orlando, he received the Special Award; Texas’ Response to Katrina Evacuees, for leadership and coordination. Mark received “The President’s Call to Service Award” in September of 2007 recognizing the accomplishments of the Harris County Citizen Corps and for coordinating the volunteer response during the Katrina relief effort. In the fall of 2008, Sloan was also recognized by the Houston Texans football team on Reliant Stadium’s 50- yard line and later received the John C. Freeman Weather Museum’s Hurricane Hero Award for his exemplary leadership during Hurricane Ike. In November of 2010 the Department of Homeland Security appointed Mark to serve on the State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial Government Coordinating Council that coordinates critical infrastructure protection guidance and strategies across all levels of government. In 2018, the Emergency Management Association of Texas (EMAT) named Sloan the recipient of the “Lou Harrell” Emergency Management Coordinator of the Year award. In 2022, Mark was asked to serve on the Department of Homeland Security First Responder Resource Group representing the national Emergency Management discipline discussing potential needs of Emergency Managers and the other first responder disciplines. He is a member of the San Jacinto Type III All-Hazards Incident Management Team. Sloan is a board member of both the Southeast Texas Regional Advisory Council, Big City Emergency Managers and serves as the County representative to TranStar’s Executive Committee.

Harris County

Homeland Security & Emergency Management Coordinator

Mark Sloan

Homeland Security & Emergency Management Coordinator, Harris County

Brent Kaziny

Medical Director of Emergency Management, Texas Children's Hospital

Lori Upton

Lori Upton is the Vice President of Preparedness and Response, and currently serves as Interim CEO, for the Southeast Texas Regional Advisory Council (SETRAC). In that capacity, she coordinates and prioritizes planning objectives to meet Federal preparedness and response grant requirements for 25 counties, state EMS and trauma requirements for 9 counties, organizational vision, and leadership for financial growth through SETRAC’s subsidiary Maestro Services, and philanthropic activities through The SETRAC Foundation. With over 40 years’ experience in the healthcare field, Ms. Upton has an extensive background in clinical operations and progressive leadership roles in both urban academic centers and suburban healthcare facilities, including 14 years’ experience in a major urban Level 1 Trauma Center. Ms. Upton was responsible for the development of the Regional Healthcare Preparedness Coalition and authored the regional medical response plan that has now been adopted by all jurisdictional officials in the region served. Actual disaster response experience includes World Trade Center (2001), Hurricane Katrina (2005), Hurricane Rita (2005), Hurricane Gustav (2008), Hurricane Ike (2008), H1N1 Outbreak (2009), West, Texas Explosion (2013), the SE Texas flooding (2016), Hurricane Harvey (2017) and COVID 19 Pandemic. A strong believer in education and training, Ms. Upton developed curriculum that includes hospital incident command systems, decontamination, COOP training, and pediatric-specific disaster response. Ms. Upton has several peer-reviewed papers published in journals such as the Annals of Emergency Medicine and the Society for Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, as well as authored the Emergency Nurse Pediatric Course 4th Edition - Disaster Chapter. Lori Upton is a Certified Emergency Manager through the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) and holds a bachelor’s degree in Nursing from the University of Texas and a master’s degree in Emergency Management from Touro University. She has completed advanced Incident Management trainings through FEMA, leadership training through The Studer Group, and effective communication strategies through Crucial Conversations, and Crisis Communication training.

Southeast Texas Regional Advisory Council (SETRAC)

CEO

Lori Upton

CEO, Southeast Texas Regional Advisory Council (SETRAC)

Leonard Deonarine

Senior Director, Risk Management, Jensen Hughes

Andy Brown

SE Team Lead, Arista

Moderator

Dan Haupt

Practice Leader, Healthcare Services, AG|CM

Enhancing The Patient Experience

Thoughtful Construction, Development & Design

Karen Mooney

AVP, Facilities Planning, Design & Construction, MD Anderson Cancer Center

Sunita Ganjoo

Sr. Project Manager, Harris Health

Fernando Rodrigues

Health Planning Principal, HDR Architecture

Pam Brink

Director, Capital Projects, MD Anderson Cancer Center

Julie Holder

Associate Partner, Medical Planner, PhiloWilke

Moderator

Hyde Griffith

Vice President, Houston Office Leader, JE Dunn Construction

Show Me The $$$

Analyzing The Deals That Are Being Done and Where Money Can Be Made

Kristen Kupperman

Vice President of Design, Construction + Facilities, Texas Medical Center (TMC

Coy Davidson

SVP, Colliers

Irfan Abji

Principal & Owner, Egrets Group

Judah Auld

VP of Preconstruction, McCarthy Building Companies

Ashley Cassel Byrd

SVP, Healthcare Advisory Services, Transwestern

Cory Porter

President, Browne McGregor Architects

Moderator

Adolfo Carrasco

Director of Business Development, Healthcare, TEAL Systems

Building & Designing Today For Facilities of Tomorrow

Construction, Development & Design Trends

Dr. Ryan Walsh

Chief Medical Information Officer, Memorial Hermann

Jeff Mosely

Chief Facilities Officer, Memorial Hermann Health System

Diana Davis

Managing Director, Principal, Perkins&Will

Gaurav Khadse

Assistant VP, Facilities Planning and Development, Texas Children's Hospital

Brendon Buckley

Healthcare Technology Director, Johnson Controls

Corey Gaarde, FHIMSS, CPHIMS

Associate Principal, Project Executive, IMEG

Moderator

Robert Rogers

Vice President, Thornton Tomasetti

How Is The Medical Industry Evolving?

Merging Hospitality & Healthcare, Understanding Consumer Demands & Amenities

Liz Schmitz

Manager, Facilities Planning, MD Anderson Cancer Center

Noel Cárdenas

Noel J. Cárdenas is the Senior Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of Memorial Hermann Southeast and Pearland Hospitals. Prior to assuming his current position, Noel serve as the Vice President Operations/Chief Operating Officer at Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital in Humble Texas. Noel is a native of Weslaco, Texas. He is a retired combat veteran having served over 30 years in the Texas National Guard and the U.S. Army and retired at the rank of Colonel. He holds numerous military and civilian awards and recognition including Two Legion of Merits, Three Bronze Stars, and the Army Surgeon General’s “A” professional proficiency designator in Healthcare Administration. Throughout his military career, he has served in multiple healthcare leadership roles including Chief Executive Officer and Hospital Commander for Reynolds Army Community Hospital in Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Chief Operating Officer/Chief of Staff at the Brooke Army Medical Center in Fort Sam Houston, Texas; Chief Executive Officer/Commander of the 421st Multifunctional Medical Battalion in Wiesbaden, Germany; Chief Executive Officer/Commander of the 421st Multifunctional Medical Task Force in Balad, Iraq; Chief Operating Officer for Evans Army Community Hospital in Fort Carson, Colorado; and Chief Operating Officer for Raymond W. Bliss Army Health Center in Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Education Baylor University | Waco | Upsilon Phi Delta National Honor Society in Health Administration University of Texas | Austin | Biology | Distinguished Military Graduate Professional Affiliations American College of Healthcare Executives │ Fellow │ Former Regent ACHE Southeast Texas Chapter | Chapter President Personal Noel and his wife, Cristela “Cristi” R. Cárdenas, reside in Kingwood, Texas and they have been married for 30 years. They have three children Andrew C. Cárdenas, 26, attending Angelo State University’s Doctorate of Physical Therapy Program, Kristian N. Cárdenas, 24, graduate of the University of North Texas, and Noah T. Cárdenas, 22, a senior at Texas A&M University majoring in Construction Science. Noel has enjoyed his transition from military service as he continues his career in healthcare. He especially enjoys serving the people in the Southeast Houston and Pearland Communities. Noel feels his personal values are well aligned with those of Memorial Hermann as his primary focuses are on people, patient safety, high reliability and quality care.

Memorial Hermann Southeast & Pearland Hospitals

CEO

Noel Cárdenas

CEO, Memorial Hermann Southeast & Pearland Hospitals

Santiago Mendoza, Jr.

SVP, Medistar Corporation

Craig Laher

SVP & Head of Healthcare & Life Sciences, The Signorelli Company

Cisco Hobbs

President, Rogers-O’Brien Construction

Alan Dash

Healthcare Technology Lead, Burns Engineering

Moderator

Jack Bellows

President, W.S. Bellows Construction Corporation

BISNOW'S PREMIER HEALTHCARE SOUTH EVENT 2022

What You'll Learn About the Houston CRE Medical Industry:

What are the biggest changes we’ve seen in the Texas healthcare market in 2022? What's the temperature on healthcare real estate in the Houston area?
How is increased demand for patient-focused facilities & outpatient care impacting medical office building (MOB) development, leasing, design and construction?
What are the keys to creating a holistic healthcare delivery model, with topics like behavioral and mental health in mind, that enhances the patient experience? How are professionals in Houston healthcare leading the way?
The market for doctors, nurses and staff is more competitive than ever, particularly with attractive opportunities in other areas of the country. With employee recruiting and retention being so important to keep great people working in our city, what is the key to providing a great place to work? How is this impacting the design and development process? How are you thinking about amenities?
Urban vs. Suburban Medical Office Space: What are we seeing in each of these in regards to healthcare expansion and new facilities beyond central Houston?
In the planning process of a medical building project, how do we structure construction budgets to mitigate risk while giving space for new processes, tech and innovation?
How do we delivering the best quality products and services at a price point that is compelling to customers?
Two terms that are being used a lot are “smart hospitals” and “medical mixed-use”. What exactly do these terms mean? How do they play into medical facility development, design, expansion, redevelopment and leasing?
Which healthcare companies are making notable acquisitions in Houston?
Houston is no stranger to severe weather. What’s being done to ensure hospitals are prepared for hurricanes, floods and ice storms?

How You'll Do More Business in Houston Healthcare: As Texas continues to position itself as a leader in healthcare, gain exclusive insights into the latest trends and actionable strategies to incorporate old and new techniques to improve the overall patient experience while remaining profitable. Discover the future of Houston’s healthcare market as thought leaders discuss where the asset class is headed. What does the market need for continued growth and expansion and what challenges are being faced? Join industry executives in Houston as they discuss how owners and developers are capitalizing on booming interest. Find out where there is room for opportunities, and where to capitalize on these trends.

Who You’ll Meet: The biggest power players in the CRE healthcare industry including, owners, hospital systems, developers, investors, brokers, city and government officials, business consultants, architects, engineers, lawyers, accountants, bankers, city officials, life sciences and technology companies.

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Venue

Houston Marriott Medical Center/Museum District
6580 Fannin Street
Houston, TX 77030

Ballroom: Grand Ballroom + Grand Ballroom Pre-Function

Parking Information:

Parking information: All parking is in Scurlock Tower, this is connected to the hotel.
Self-Parking Rates (taxable):
0-20 min: Complimentary
21 minutes-3 hours: $7.00
3-4 hours: $9.00
4-5 hours: $11.00
5-24 hours: $13.00
Onsite Valet Parking: Daily: $20.00/ $35.00 Overnight

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Agenda

Time	Activity
7:30 AM 8:20 AM	Breakfast & Networking
8:20 AM 8:30 AM	Opening Remarks + Commercials
8:30 AM 9:15 AM	Taking The Markets Temperature How is The Healthcare Sector Performing?
9:15 AM 10:15 AM	Hot Topic: Weatherization and The Role It Plays in Houston Healthcare How To Plan For The Unexpected
10:15 AM 11:05 AM	Enhancing The Patient Experience Through Thoughtful Development & Design The Projects We All Want To Know About
11:05 AM 11:20 AM	Networking Break
11:20 AM 12:10 PM	Show Me The $$$ Analyzing The Deals That Are Being Done and Where Money Can Be Made
12:10 PM 1:00 PM	Lunch & Networking
1:00 PM 1:55 PM	Building & Designing Today For Facilities of Tomorrow Construction, Development & Design
1:55 PM 2:45 PM	How Is The Medical Industry Evolving? Merging Hospitality & Healthcare, Understanding Consumer Demands & Amenities
2:45 PM 3:00 PM	Closing Networking

Houston Healthcare Development Projects To Know About

OUR COMMITMENT TO YOUR SAFETY

We hosted more than 72,000 attendees live, in-person around the globe in 2021. Our commitment to safety is no different in 2022. Our events follow all local Covid-19 regulations and protocols. In the interest of the safety of all our guests, we recommend taking a rapid or PCR test for proof of negative results before attending any gathering.

We will update attendees should any regulations be updated before this event is held. We look forward to hosting you soon to do what we do best: network, connect, and engage to do more business.

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Houston Healthcare Conference

CRE Expansions, New Developments , Recent MOB Acquisitions, Underlying Industry Trends & New Innovations Shaping The Sector

Nominate for Houston Women Leading Real Estate

Speakers and Panels

Taking The Market's Temperature

How is The Healthcare Sector Performing?

Michael Garcia

Stephen Glazier

Jill Pearsall

Armando Colombo

Joan Albert

Shawn Cloonan

Hot Topic: Weatherization and The Role It Plays in Houston Healthcare

How To Plan For The Unexpected

Todd Price

Mark Sloan

Brent Kaziny

Lori Upton

Leonard Deonarine

Andy Brown

Dan Haupt

Enhancing The Patient Experience

Thoughtful Construction, Development & Design

Karen Mooney

Sunita Ganjoo

Fernando Rodrigues

Pam Brink

Julie Holder

Hyde Griffith

Show Me The $$$

Analyzing The Deals That Are Being Done and Where Money Can Be Made

Kristen Kupperman

Coy Davidson

Irfan Abji

Judah Auld

Ashley Cassel Byrd

Cory Porter

Adolfo Carrasco

Building & Designing Today For Facilities of Tomorrow

Construction, Development & Design Trends

Dr. Ryan Walsh

Jeff Mosely

Diana Davis

Gaurav Khadse

Brendon Buckley

Corey Gaarde, FHIMSS, CPHIMS

Robert Rogers

How Is The Medical Industry Evolving?

Merging Hospitality & Healthcare, Understanding Consumer Demands & Amenities

Liz Schmitz

Noel Cárdenas

Santiago Mendoza, Jr.

Craig Laher

Cisco Hobbs

Alan Dash

Jack Bellows

BISNOW'S PREMIER HEALTHCARE SOUTH EVENT 2022

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Agenda

Houston Healthcare Development Projects To Know About

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