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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
BOMA 2004 Trade Show &
Commercial Real Estate Seminars:
Indoor Air Quality, Health, Energy Conservations,
and the Associated Legal Liabilities
2004 Update on Building Codes Changes & Implications
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., Feb 12, 2004 – The Building Owners and Managers Association of Metropolitan Detroit is holding their 2004 Commercial Property Products & Services Show on February 19th at the Southfield Municipal Complex at 26000 Evergreen Road. The trade show will run from Noon to 6:00 p.m. and offers exhibitors and attendees a prime networking environment with complimentary food and drinks. The event will feature prominent professionals from all facets of the commercial real estate industry showcasing the latest in products, services and technologies. Among the exhibitors and attendees will be building owners, property managers, asset managers, corporate facility managers, leasing professionals, medical office building professionals and professional providers of products and services to the industry.
New to the show this year are two breakout sessions highlighting topics relevant to the industry today. The first session,
Indoor Air Quality, Health, Energy Conservations, and the Associated Legal
Liabilities, featuring James Newman, C.E.M., Newman Consulting Group,
L.L.C., will be held from 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. With rising levels of indoor air contaminants, proper education and awareness regarding Indoor Air Quality
(IAQ) becomes imperative to professionals in the commercial real estate industry. This presentation will increase awareness of how heating and air conditioning systems, along with people and processes, contribute to space contamination. It will also cover the importance of proper maintenance and its role in minimizing IAQ problems while conserving energy.
The second breakout session, 2004 Update on Building Codes Changes &
Implications, featuring Wayne Jewel, Building Official, City of Southfield, will be held from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Changes in building codes and regulations are a consistent concern for building owners, property managers, facility managers, and leasing professionals. This presentation will educate industry professionals about recent changes in the National and Michigan Building Codes related to the electrical, plumbing, fire/life safety, and energy aspects of their building and property. It will also inform professionals how the impact of these new codes could affect their business.
Seminar attendees can earn one Continuing Professional Development Credit for each seminar attended. For further information and to register as an exhibitor and/or attendee for BOMA’s 2004 Trade Show, contact Janet Langlois-Resto or Judy Seifried at 248-848-3714 or
info@bomadet.org.
Founded in 1908, BOMA of Metropolitan Detroit is a professional trade association whose nearly 400 members either own or manage commercial real estate, or provide goods and services to the industry. BOMA Michigan members represent organizations managing more than 250 million square feet of office and industrial space, with employees and tenants totaling more than 1.25 million people in Michigan. BOMA of Metro Detroit provides commercial real estate professionals with the opportunity to work together for professional growth, advocacy rights, corporate profit, and the benefit of the nine Southeastern Michigan communities it serves. For more information on BOMA and membership visit
www.bomadet.org.
More information on BOMA of Metropolitan
Detroit Trade Shows.
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CONTACT:
BOMA of Metropolitan Detroit
Attn: Cynthia A. Andary
38800 Country Club Drive
Farmington Hills, MI 48331
Phone: (248) 848-3834
Fax: (248) 848-3744
E-mail: candary@bomadet.org
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