When we think of Nashville, we think of country music and legends like Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton. More recently, the city has emerged as a national sports hub with news it is hosting the 2030 Super Bowl.
But did you know that Nashville is also an emerging staple of sustainability among institutional and commercial facilities? That’s one of the reasons why we’re bringing Elevate, our facilities executive conference, to Music City U.S.A., on Aug. 27-28.
Elevate brings senior facility leaders together for two days of learning, meaningful connections and forward-thinking ideas. Designed for executive-level facilities professionals, the event offers insights and conversations led by leaders like you and your peers in the industry who are focused on successfully incorporating artificial intelligence into their operations, optimizing workforce strategies and finding peer-driven solutions. Our opening session will shine a spotlight on the sustainable initiatives that Nashville’s most notable properties are implementing, delivered by our facilities leaders.
To kick off the two-day event, we are honoring the industry that put Nashville on the map — music. Before the learning begins, Elevate attendees will go behind the scenes of one of the city’s legendary sites, The Ryman Auditorium.
Dave Lubach is chief editor of the facilities market. He has a decade’s worth of experience covering facilities management and maintenance issues and is a regular attendee of industry trade shows and events across the country. He regularly interviews industry leaders on the trends affecting facility executives and managers on a regular basis.
