Omni Parker House Hotel

60 School Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02108

Only a 3 minute walk to Convene One Boston Place

Exclusive event rate: $359 per night + tax

Carson is a well-rounded and resourceful facilities, construction and real estate development professional with a demonstrated history of working in a variety of industries, including commercial real estate, K-12 schools, government, healthcare, higher education and more at both the project and executive levels. He is currently Senior Infrastructure Advisor for the State of Illinois, as well as president of CCRS, a Chicago-based project management and construction consulting firm. He formerly served as the chief facilities officer for Chicago Public Schools.

Diaz oversees the district's 378 schools and 40 administrative sites, supporting 300,000 students and 42,000 staff members throughout Clark County, Las Vegas. He has held the position since March 2020 and has given more than 25 years to public service in combination with the district and the City of Henderson, including roles as operations manager, construction supervisor and building engineer supervisor. He is a 2025 recipient of the Facility Champion Award.

Stever oversees facilities operations across 12 hospitals for UMMS. His responsibilities include managing real estate, directing construction projects, handling property management, and spearheading sustainability initiatives. He holds a Master's in Healthcare Administration from the University of Maryland Global Campus. Stever is a Senior member of the American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE) and is the past chair of the ASHE Member Tools Committee (MTC).

Rhodes II is an accomplished facilities executive with over 15 years of experience. He is the senior director of capital expenditures and facilities for Benchmar Senior Living. Prior to this he was responsible for engineering and facilities management for 113 hotel properties in the Northeast for Marriott International. Frank has a proven track record of overseeing large-scale property portfolios, developing, and implementing strategic initiatives, optimizing operational efficiency, and driving sustainability within complex environments. He is also active in IFMA, serving as the Immediate Past President of the Boston Chapter.

Mr. Morgan is a dynamic, accomplished corporate asset and service delivery operations professional with over 45 years of progressive, tangible and thought leadership accomplishments with substantial relationships within the corporate and commercial real estate industry.

With his depth and breadth of experience he provides innovative and new approaches in achieving service level improvements across multiple platforms by applying design thinking, proprietary creativity, and having the ability to grasp and apply complex intellectual abstractions. Mr. Morgan is a past IFMA chapter president, past member of the International Facilities Management Association (IFMA) Board of Directors, 2017 IFMA Distinguished Member of the Year and a highly regarded and sought after IFMA global master instructor. He brings a unique insight to the training and education process required to achieve maximum return on human capital investments.

Mr. Morgan is a guest lecturer, presenter, and consultant on critical and current Facilities topics for many organizations and companies globally.

Christopher C. McIntyre, CPA, CSFO, CGMA began his career with Warren County (KY) Public Schools in June 2005. He was promoted to Director of Finance in 2007 and CFO/Treasure in February 2015 whereby he assumed the responsibilities of Director of Finance and CFO/Treasurer along with facilities and construction. As of July 2023, he too absorbed the role of Chief Operations Officer in addition to his other duties.

Prior to his tenure at Warren County Public Schools, McIntyre spent nine years in the banking industry whereby he was the CFO of two federal savings banks and asset liability manager and financial analyst for a five-bank holding company managing assets exceeding $1B.

In addition to his "day job," McIntyre currently serves on the Kentucky State Board of Accountancy (appointed by the Governor), Kentucky School Board Association's Unemployment Program Board of Trustees, and the Warren County Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.

Dennis Carlberg is the Chief Sustainability Officer & Associate Vice President for Climate Action at Boston University where he focuses on building the programs necessary for mitigating BU's impacts on climate change, preparing its campuses for climate change, and supporting the integration of sustainability into the curriculum. Prior to joining BU in 2009, Dennis was a principal at Arrowstreet, a Boston-based architectural firm where he focused on sustainable design. He began his career at the Solar Energy Research Institute (now the National Renewable Energy Lab) conducting daylighting research to reduce building energy consumption and improve the indoor environment.

Dennis co-chairs the Boston Green Ribbon Commission Higher Ed Working Group. He is the University's Liaison to the University Climate Change Coalition, a group of 23 of leading R1 research universities committed to accelerating climate action on their campuses, in their communities, and collaboratively at a global scale.

He received his Master of Architecture from MIT and his Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from UC Berkeley.