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The Future of Landscape - Panel Series
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Roger Phelps, Corporate Communications Manager, STIHL Inc.; Dan Mabe, Founder, AGZA; Dennis Huggins, Territory Manager, Husqvarna; Joseph Hopler, Sales Manager, B & M Lawn and Garden

As technology advances and labor costs skyrocket, Robotic landscape equipment is on the verge of becoming a staple in the industry. Much like the robotic vacuums that have permeated in the residential market, the autonomous mowers that are showing up in parks, sport fields, and golf courses are becoming available for smaller properties as well. How will commercial companies adapt to this new technology? Sign up now to find out!

Wednesday Sept. 18th, 1:15 p.m. CEUs: APLD 1, PGMS 1, NALP 1

Software Technology For Landscape
- September 19th at 11:30 A.M.

John Lam, Founder, Top Fleet GPS; Steve Rice, Sales Manager, BulkDelivery PRO; Drew Wagner, SatQuote, Josh Lovinson, CTO, Bidscape

As business becomes more dependent on technology, it is important to begin integrating software into your operation now. Bidding and estimating, inventory control, fleet tracking, and dealing with robotics and wireless irrigation systems are all parts of the technology revolution happening in the landscape industry. Join this insightful discussion and see what technology you?EUR(TM)ll be using in the years ahead.

Thursday Sept. 19th, 11:30 a.m. CEUs: APLD 1, PGMS 1, NALP 1

The Future of Landscape Irrigation
- September 18th at 9:45 A.M.

Mark Pedicone, Business Development Sales, Imperial Sprinkler Supply; Doug Callison, President, Callison Irrigation Consulting; Dave Fujino, UC Davis

Industry leaders from industry and education explore new legislation, technologies, user trends, and methodologies related to irrigation and water use. Adding technology to aging infrastructure, dealing with non-potable water, and learning about the newest smart-controllers are just a part of what these industry leaders see coming down the pipe in irrigation. Wednesday Sept. 18th, 9:45 a.m. CEUs: PGMS 1, NALP 1, QWEL 1

Turf in the Landscape
- September 19th at 9:45 A.M.

Brandon Burgess, Chino Basin Water Conservation Basin; John Basanese, Santa Clara Valley Water District; Tom Sweeney, CLCA

California and the entire Southwestern U.S. are facing difficult issues concerning artificial turf and water conservation. The panel will discuss the differences between functional and non-functional turf, the elimination and replacement of PFAS laced artificial turf, and what systems are available to keep real and artificial turf in the areas most needed and desired.

Thursday Sept. 19th, 9:45 a.m. CEUs: APLD 1, PGMS 1, NALP 1

Attracting and Retaining Employees
- September 18th at 3:00 P.M.

Sal Hernandez, Founder, Pacific Breeze Landscape; Bill Arman, The Harvest, Group; Ian Campbell, Owner, IC Trees

Landscape Business owners are always trying to get and keep the best employees. However, many employees are poached by unethical competitors. Across the board, according to data by Engagement Multiplier, 58% of businesses are experiencing hiring difficulty, while 17% of employees are looking for a new job. Join these industry leaders as they discuss the best practices to help build and maintain a quality team.

Wednesday Sept. 18th, 3:00 p.m. CEUs: LACES 1, APLD 1, PGMS 1, NALP 1

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