2024 IES WINNIPEG - APRIL LUNCHEON
"The 5 Principles of Responsible Outdoor Lighting"
The luncheon will be held at: Sorrento’s at the Caboto Centre
1055 Wilkes Avenue Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba
Thursday April 11th 2024
Time: 11:30 - 1:00pm
Presentation Overview:
Transformational technologies can dramatically shift industries seemingly overnight. LED luminaires, driven primarily by economic value, had such an impact on the lighting industry. Still, short of significant economic benefit, changefor the lighting industry and its stakeholders seems to move slowly. Aligning and agreeing on important principles across the industry is also made difficult by multiple sales channels and diverse industry participants, including "purchasers of light". Purchasers of light are typically non-lighting professionals, frequently relying on others for guidance and are often price conscience, disproportionally valuing low cost over highest value. In this course we consider the IES and IDA's jointly adopted resolutions regarding the Five Principles for Responsible Outdoor Lighting. What are they and how can we, as lighting influencers, help educate the industry and apply these principles for better outcomes in our outdoor environments, while implementing highest valued solutions for our customers.
Learning Objectives:
Explore the motivation behind the Five Principles for Responsible Outdoor Lighting
Review and understand the guidance within the Five Principles for Responsible Outdoor Lighting
Provide examples of strategies, at the application level (parking lots and street lighting), for better results as it relates to the Five Principles for Responsible Outdoor Lighting
Assess the potential economic value of the Five Principles for Responsible Outdoor Lighting for "Purchasers" of Light
Speaker:
Michael Husiak
Sales Manager - Western Canada, CREE Lighting
Speaker Bio:
Michael Husiak has worked in the lighting industry for over 13 years and has watched lighting technology evolve as LEDs quickly became the prominent light source in modern luminaires. Michael’s time in lighting has been spent working in various roles at Cree Lighting and has afforded him knowledge in manufacturing, product development, engineering, and sales. He has been an active IES member over the past decade and has been a regular instructor in the IES Toronto Section’s Fundamentals of Lighting course. Michael recently relocated from Toronto to Calgary and maintains an active position in the IES Calgary Section as Emerging Professional Committee Chair.
2024 IES WINNIPEG - FEBRUARY LUNCHEON
“The 7 Things That Need To Be Fixed in the Lighting Industry. Like Now!“
The luncheon will be held at: Sorrento’s at the Caboto Centre
1055 Wilkes Avenue Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba
Thursday February 22nd 2024
Time: 11:30 - 1:00pm
Presentation Overview:
With apologies to George Carlin. Industry veteran, Tom Butters, will explore 7 areas where the lighting industry needs to either up their game, change their focus, or blow it up and start anew. Coming out of the hibernation from COVID-19, the North American Lighting industry is experiencing seismic challenges mostly from within our own ranks. In this sometimes tongue in cheek, expletive laden, often self-serving diatribe, Butters will explore some of the issues concerning the North American lighting industry in 2023 with the goal to open a dialogue where all industry stakeholders can share best practices and move us forward. The industry is NOT better off than pre-COVID, but it can be.
Subjects that will be brought up may include:
Our siloed industry
The ludicrous fight over circadian lighting
The time to bury CRI was in 1964 not 2024
Clueless European management of some of N.A.’s historically leading lines
Lightfair
The dumbing down of lighting education
The diversity question
And the apparent total lack of empathy in the lighting industry.
As with any of Tom’s presentations, he will seek to educate while being entertaining.
DISCLAIMER: The views expressed in this presentation, are those exclusively of the presenter and do not reflect the opinions and beliefs of the IES, IES Sections, Lightfair, CRI, or any sane person.
Speaker:
Tom Butters, LC
THIS PRESENTATION WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR CEU CREDIT
Event sponsored by:
2024 IES WINNIPEG - January LUNCHEON
“Rethinking Light, Design + Human Experience In A Solid State World of LEDs“
The luncheon will be held at: Sorrento’s at the Caboto Centre
1055 Wilkes Avenue Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba
Wednesday January 24th 2024
Time: 11:30 - 1:00pm
Presentation Overview:
Light plays a critical role in the spaces we construct and for the people who inhabit them. As the built environment transforms from the assembly of inanimate materials crafted by a series of independent trade artisans to a world of intelligent, interconnected solid state electronic devices, new methodology is the imperative.
Learning Outcomes:
Explore the basics of advanced architectural anidolic daylighting strategies and determine how they can be deployed with LEDs in solid state lighting technologies.
Analyze human visual interpretation of light and color and how that affects perception in the built environment; distinguish different types of light spectrum control, and discuss the color tuning abilities of tunable white fixtures to improve the comfort and well-being of people in the noted environment.
Identify application best practices for minimal energy usage in commercial and institutional settings using specific examples that focus on energy effciency and sustainable design values.
Recognize the role of a lighting system as the backbone infrastructure in the next generation of buildings that synthesizes all elements of lighting design – industrial, optical, electrical, thermal and mechanical.
Speaker:
Adrian Howitt
VP, Sales + Marketing, Fluxwerx
THIS PRESENTATION WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR CEU/AIA CREDITS
2023 IES WINNIPEG - DECEMBER EVENT
“Sip & Social”
The event will be held at: LOCAL Public Eatery
274 Garry Street, Winnipeg Manitoba
Wednesday December 6th, 2023
Time: 5:00pm
Event Overview:
Come enjoy a fun social event with your industry colleagues!
At this event we will have:
Fun Lighting Trivia
IES Membership Service Pin Awards
Networking!
Ticket Cost $25.00
***1 Drink Ticket & Appetizers Included***
Follow this link for tickets via Eventbrite:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ies-winnipeg-chapter-december-sip-social-event-tickets-763504661997?aff=oddtdtcreator
2023 IES WINNIPEG - NOVEMBER EVENT
“Lighting Design Tour of
RRC Polytech – Manitou a bi Bii daziigae”
The event will be held at: RRC Polytech
319 Elgin Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba
Tuesday Nov. 21st, 2023
Time: 11:30 - 1:30pm
Presentation Overview:
“Manitou a bi Bii daziigae”, meaning “where creator sits, brings light” is Red River College Polytech’s newest building on campus in Winnipeg. Join us for a special presentation and tour of the new RRC Polytech downtown campus where Elaina Samardzija, architectural lighting designer from SMS Engineering, who collaborated with architects Diamond Schmitt and Number TEN Architectural Group, will explore the 7 Principles of Lighting Design and how these were incorporated into the lighting design concepts of the building.
Speaker:
Elaina Samardzija, B.Env.D, MA (ALD), Assoc. IALD, MIES
Architectural Lighting Designer at SMS Engineering
President, IES Winnipeg Chapter
Event sponsored by:
2023 IES WINNIPEG - OCTOBER LUNCHEON
“IES Annual Conference Review“
The luncheon will be held at: Sorrento’s at the Caboto Centre
1055 Wilkes Avenue Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba
Tuesday Oct.24th 2023
Time: 11:30 - 1:00pm
Presentation Overview:
Join us for a review of the annual IES Conference attended by Tyler Cook
• Review of what IES has been working on lately
• How you can get involved with the IES
• What you can expect at the IES annual conference
• How IES bring value to all of us
Speaker:
Tyler Cook
IES Winnipeg Chapter Vice President
2023 IES WInnipeg - FUNDAMENTALS OF Lighting COURSE
IES Chapter 053 is excited to be offering the Fundamentals of Lighting course this fall!
This will be a 5 week Virtual course providing participants with the introduction to the fundamentals of illumination. It gives a comprehensive overview of basic lighting principles, lamp and luminaire types, lighting calculations, and controls, as well as functional and aesthetic applications best practices. This course is ideal for architects, engineers, designers, contractors, sales reps, customer service reps, manufacturers, distributors and students.
Please see link below for information regarding dates, pricing, and for any questions.
Registration is now open, and will close October.5th 2023.
Registration Contact: esamardzija@smseng.com
Etransfer for Fees Contact: ieswpg53treasurer@gmail.com
For anyone interested in joining membership, and would like to join as an EP (Emerging Professional) there will be an added benefit of getting free entries to all events for this upcoming IES season. This includes all education and social events from Sept 2023 to June 2024.
Please click LEARN MORE for information regarding dates, pricing, and for any questions.
2023 IES Winnipeg - September Luncheon
“Efficiency Manitoba BLP Updates!!“
The luncheon will be held at: Sorrento’s at the Caboto Centre
1055 Wilkes Avenue Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba
Wednesday Sept.20th 2023
Time: 11:30 - 1:00pm
Presentation Overview:
Join us for an overview of recent Efficiency Manitoba updates to the BLP. The presentation will include the following topics:
• New Staff – Introduction of new staff joining the BLP Program
• Community Rink Lighting Initiative
• Led Specialty Lamp requirements update
• Customer and Supplier bonus
Speaker:
Brittany Livingstone
Energy Efficiency Specialist, Efficiency Manitoba
2023 IES Winnipeg - April Luncheon
“Best Practices in Design and Supply of Entertainment Type Lighting and Control Systems“
The luncheon will be held at: Sorrento’s at the Caboto Centre
1055 Wilkes Avenue Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba
Tuesday Apr..27th 2023
Time: 11:30 - 1:00pm
Presentation Overview:
Determining the primary form of entertainment in a space, and how that effects what they need
why DMX
when Network (and why it should a closed system and out of the hands of the IT department)
why/when/if a “theatre consultant” should be brought in.
how to evaluate applications for equals - don’t be fooled into allowing consumer grade entertainment products.
who/when to call for help
Presenters:
Bruce Lozinsky
Bruce has spent the majority of his professional life involved in the customer service aspects of the entertainment industry, both in sales and as an onsite technician/client services representative.
During the first decade of his career, he was engaged in sales & promotion of recorded music, which expanded into what was to become a many decades – long relationship with the live production industry.
A few years on the road preceded returning to Saskatchewan to serve the local industry as a lighting designer/director/technician - then later focusing on technical support and sales.
Bruce is a customer-oriented person and he has nearly 40 years' experience taking care of client’s needs.
Alyssa McLellan
By the time Alyssa graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Stage Management & Technical Theatre from the University of Regina she was already working professionally as a Lighting Technician, Wardrobe Technician, and Stage Manager.
After 3 years as a lighting technician at Regina’s busiest road house, Alyssa joined a production company where she expanded her skills to include design, programming, production management, and staging. 4 years later she joined the Christie Lites Sales Team.
2023 IES Winnipeg - February Luncheon - “LED, the perfect source of lighting?”
This luncheon event will be held at:
Sorrento's at the Caboto Centre
1055 Wilkes Avenue Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba
Tuesday Feb.28th 2023
Time: 11:30 - 1:00pm
Presentation Overview:
LED, THE PERFECT SOURCE OF LIGHTING?
Sustainability is a word used at large for everything in todays design community.
What does it mean for lighting systems? What should it mean for your projects?
-L70 how to use it in our lighting calculation or designs
-how long do our designs actually last from the owners perspective!!!
BIO Andre Occhionero
With over 20 years of Manufacturing and Sales Experience in the Lighting industry. Andy Occhionero started his career in Lighting with a small custom lighting manufacturer that specialized in Custom exterior high performance area lighting products. As part of that Company Andy played a major part of the North American division of Lumascape Lighting a world wide Landscape Lighting company most none for Inground and submersible products.
Joining in 2004 what is known today as Lumenpulse Lighting Group, Andy has acquired an extensive knowledge of LED systems and components with first-hand experience in design, Manufacturing, sales, and lighting applications.
His expertise has led him around the globe to work with Architects, Lighting Designers and Engineers to help promote the art and function of Lighting.
2023 IES WInnipeg - Introduction to Lighting for Electrical Distributors
The IES Winnipeg Chapter 053 is excited to host a 1 day Introduction to Lighting training course for Electrical Distributors!
This training event will be held at:
Sorrento's at the Caboto Centre
1055 Wilkes Avenue Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba
Tuesday Feb.28th 2023
Time: 8:30 - 3:30pm
This course will cover a broad variety of topics related to applications, luminaires/controls, lighting essentials, and issues that may come up in the industry, followed by a quiz at the end!
Topics will be discussed by experienced local professionals within the Lighting Industry.
Costs will cover course, as well as snacks and coffee/tea throughout the day, as well as lunch!
Training cost: $200.00
2023 IES CUrling bonspiel
Please join us for the 2023 IES Curling Bonspiel!!
In lieu of our annual golf classic, we have decided to try a new, and exciting way to get our lighting community together for a day of fun, good food, and prizes! Pricing is below, and includes both breakfast and lunch for participants!
This will be a fun Bonspiel style format, and don’t worry, many of the participants will not have experience curling. We want everyone to come, learn, and have lots of fun and laughs!
Join individually and be placed on team $75 (Includes Individual Entry to play and meals)
Join as a team of 4 $300 (Includes Team and Meals)
Join as a sponsor $500 (Includes Team, Meals, Sponsorship and Advertising for your company, drink tickets for each member)
PLEASE CONTACT KBOERNSEN@DIALIGHT.COM IF YOU HAVE PUT IN A TEAM, WITH MEMBER NAMES, AND IF YOU ARE A SPONSOR, WE WILL NEED A COMPANY LOGO AS WELL!
Doors open at 8am, Bonspiel from 9-3pm
Breakfast 8-9am
Lunch from 11:30 – 1:30 PM
Winnipeg Chapter 053 December 2022 Event - Hazardous Environment Overview
Monday Dec.12th 2022 11:30 to 1PM
Come join us for our Holiday event at a New Exciting Location!
Sorrento’s at the Caboto Centre
1055 Wilkes Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3P 2L7
Tickets: Members $35/ Non Members $40
IES December Luncheon topic "Hazardous Environment Overview!"
This presentation will discuss lighting in hazardous locations and the variances between Class and Zone Ratings in these environments.
Speaker: James Galea
James Galea is the Director of Sales, Canada for Dialight, and brings 30 years of work experience in the electrical sector.
He has developed sales and operations teams throughout his career, and holds an MBA from Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario.
*** All attendees will be entered in a special prize draw too!
Winnipeg Chapter 053 October 2022 Event - efficiency Manitoba Updates
Wednesday Oct.26th 2022 11:30-1PM
Victoria Inn Winnipeg
1808 Wellington Avenue
Winnipeg, MB
Tickets: Members $35/ Non Members $40
IES October Luncheon topic "Efficiency Manitoba Updates!"
Efficiency Manitoba’s Business Lighting Program (BLP) offers a range of financial incentives to encourage energy efficient lighting upgrades.
Join us for an overview of recent updates to the BLP. The presentation will include the following topics:
• myEM – the online application system
• Customer & Supplier Bonus extensions
• Incentive increases
• Certificate of Approval/Certificate of Inspection removal
• Upcoming BLP plans
Speaker:
Jill Toews, B.Comm (Hons)
Energy Efficiency Specialist, Efficiency Manitoba
Jill has managed the Business Lighting Program since Efficiency Manitoba’s inception in 2020. She previously worked in the Commercial Lighting Program at Manitoba Hydro, as a Program Manager, Research Analyst, and Sales Representative.
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Winnipeg Chapter 053 Social Event - Nonsuch Brewing Co. Mixer!
Social Event: Thursday June 23rd 5-8 PM
Location: 125 Pacific Avenue
Winnipeg, MB
IES Winnipeg would like to invite members to join us at a fun Social Event!
This event will be a great way for our membership to get together in person for the first time in a long time, over some great food and beverages! It will be a great kick off to summer!
Tickets are zero cost, and the event will have a maximum of 40 total.
Please RSVP to Kyle Boernsen kboernsen@dialight.com for ticket confirmation!
Each ticket will provide entry, food, and 2 Drink Tickets!
There will also be draws for prizes!!
If anyone signs up as a new member, as an EP, or renews an expired membership from June.9th to June.23rd , you will be entered in the draws!
Send kboernsen@dialight.com confirmation for this!
Look forward to seeing you there!
Please RSVP to Kyle Boernsen kboernsen@dialight.com
Link to the presentation will be sent out to everyone who RSVP'd prior to the event!
Winnipeg Chapter 053 Virtual June Event “Specifying Sustainable Luminaires”
Virtual Event: Wednesday June 1st 12-1PM
Speaker: Tai-Lee Chen
Description
This presentation provides an overview of the elements of sustainability
and how to best specify sustainably designed luminaires.
Learning Objectives
• Recognize the key elements of sustainability & their impacts including
Embodied & Operational Carbon, Materials Responsibility & Workplace
Social Responsibility.
• Distinguish between the various Materials Transparency disclosures
including Declare labels, Health Product Declarations and
Manufacturer's Letters.
• Discuss the luminaire related sustainability requirements of WELL,
LEED and The Living Building Challenge and their material content
disclosure requirements.
• Apply the principals discussed to specify the most
Bio:
With over a decade of lighting experience,
Tai-Lee Chen joined Acuity Brands in
2016 as Solutions Sales Manager.
Tai-Lee is a former lighting agency
specification account manager in the
Greater Toronto Area. Prior to his agency
experience, he was the International
Business Development Coordinator
(primarily concentrated in the Middle East
Region) & Western Canada Manager to
an independent architectural lighting
manufacturer.
Tai-Lee is a graduate from University of
Waterloo, Faculty of Engineering with a
Masters of Business, Entrepreneurship
and Technology and the Faculty of
Applied Health Sciences with a Bachelor
of Science. He was an active member of
the IES while also serving on the board in
Toronto prior to his move to Western Canada in 2019.
Please RSVP to Kyle Boernsen kboernsen@dialight.com
Link to the presentation will be sent out to everyone who RSVP'd prior to the event!
Winnipeg Chapter 053 Virtual APRIL Event “Creating an Ideal surgical workspace with Light”
Virtual Event: Friday April 1st 12-1PM
Speaker: Tim Stevens
Director of Product Management - Certolux- Viscor
There is no more critical space where proper lighting
directly impacts health and life than in a surgical suite.
This criticality can be seen in the attention given to
lighting specifications and recommended practices from
multiple stakeholders. Bringing it all together is a difficult
task. This course will identify issues and concerns and
provide clear direction regarding fixture feature selection
and use.
Bio:
Tim Stevens has a long history of engineering for technical spaces. Starting at Underwriters Laboratories and later working with manufacturers to develop lighting fixtures that meet the challenges of Biomedical, cleanrooms, and university laboratories.
Please RSVP to Kyle Boernsen kboernsen@dialight.com
Link to the presentation will be sent out to everyone who RSVP'd prior to the event!
Winnipeg Chapter 053 Virtual January Event “Lighting Takes the Scene: An Exploration of Light through the Big Screen!”
Virtual Event: Thursday January 20th 12-1PM
Speaker: Victor Quezada, MFA, MIES
Associate - Architectural Lighting Team Lead
AES Lighting (By AES Engineering)
Abstract:
Star Wars, Tron and Blade Runner - what do they all have in common? The amazing use of light to accentuate emotion and tell a story.
Although most of us don’t design movie sets every day, there’s no reason we can’t elevate our projects to evoke that same feeling of wonderment and excitement we felt watching our favourite films growing up.
Lighting designers are tasked with setting a tone for a space that melds function with a sense of identity. By taking a cinematic approach to lighting design, we can create a space that provides that same sense of drama and emotion once felt at the theatre. The end result – lighting execution that is as timeless and unique as it is subtly nostalgic and familiar.
Join Victor Quezada, as he draws upon some of his favourite Hollywood films and explains how they can influence lighting design.
Learning objectives:
Using selected scenes from films, we will:
1. Understand how contrast can affect mood and drama in an environment.
2. Learn how colour can be used as an emotional signifier.
3. Learn about architectural lighting integration, luminous planes & linear delineation, and their effectiveness in storytelling.
4. Understand how filmmakers capture light in various genres, from 19th century period pieces to science fiction.
Bio:
Victor has over 13 years of lighting design experience. In addition to his lighting credentials, he also holds an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts. His strong background in visual and conceptual art allows him to navigate and carry out both the creative vision of the architect as well as the technical details. His design and product expertise contribute to a project’s overall beauty and sustainability and facilitates the aesthetic integration of the lighting solution with the overall design and environment.
Please RSVP to Kyle Boernsen kboernsen@dialight.com
Link to the presentation will be sent out to everyone who RSVP'd prior to the event!
Winnipeg Chapter 053 Virtual November Event “Designing Lighting for Human Biology”
Virtual Event: Wednesday November.24th
Speaker: Victor Quezada, MFA, MIES
Associate - Architectural Lighting Team Lead
AES Lighting (by AES Engineering)
As the COVID-19 pandemic has played out on the world stage, health and wellness has become a top priority for individuals and organizations everywhere. This presentation will explore the relationship between lighting, human biology, and well-being in a post-pandemic world. Research in the field of chronobiology, the science of biological rhythms, has shown that light is a synchronizing agent that regulates the region of our brain that controls our circadian rhythms. A human-centric approach to circadian lighting is at the forefront of emerging design trends as the world prioritizes physical, mental, and emotional well-being in the built environment. LED, UV, and circadian technology are positioned to lead the digital-first approach to enrich human experience and health.
Findings on specific light wavelengths and colours have further enhanced our understanding of how light and illumination have both a biological and behavioral impact on us. Appropriate lighting quality and rhythm promote wellness by matching our biological 24-hour clock. We have evolved to respond to natural cool and warm light cues that keep us alert during the workday or lull us to rest in the evenings. Intentional lighting interventions can be applied to promote healthy circadian rhythms, match our biological needs, and sync the human clock with the clock on the wall.
Learning objectives
By unpacking “physiological architecture” and its implications for industry professionals, we will discuss the benefits of considering how illumination levels, wavelengths and perceived colour impact our health, mood, productivity, and cognitive acuity. By understanding the science of light and its impact on human biology, we can learn how to best support health and wellness in the post-COVID-19 world.
Bio:
Victor has over 13 years of lighting design experience. In addition to his lighting credentials, he also holds an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts. His strong background in visual and conceptual art allows him to navigate and carry out both the creative vision of the architect as well as the technical details. His design and product expertise contribute to a project’s overall beauty and sustainability and facilitates the aesthetic integration of the lighting solution with the overall design and environment.
Please RSVP to Kyle Boernsen kboernsen@dialight.com
Link to the presentation will be sent out to everyone who RSVP'd prior to the event!
Winnipeg Chapter 053 Virtual “Efficiency Manitoba Updates!” Event
On behalf of the IES Winnipeg Chapter 053 Board, we hope everyone had a great summer, and would like to announce our first event of the fall season!
EFFICIENCY MANITOBA UPDATES!
Virtual Event: Wednesday October 20th
Time: 12-1 PM
Speaker: Jill Toews
Efficiency Manitoba
Program Manager - PLP Lighting Program
The presentation will discuss changes to online applications and other updates!
Please RSVP to Kyle Boernsen kboernsen@dialight.com
Link to the presentation will be sent out to everyone who RSVP'd prior to the event!
Winnipeg Chapter 053 Virtual “Fundamentals of Lighting” Course Being Offered in 2021!
The Winnipeg Chapter 053 is exciting to be offering the “IES Fundamentals of Lighting” Course virtually in 2021. The virtual courses will be taking place in April and May!
Please click the link below for information on the course as well as registration!
IES Chapter 053 November Virtual Event
“Lighting for Outdoor Pedestrian Spaces: meet the new IES
Documents LP-2 and RP-43”
This session will take you through the design recommendations that are unique to pedestrian areas in parks, civic squares, along waterways, in plazas, restaurants, areas around sports fields, and sculpture gardens. Focal points, colour, safety, visibility of others, consideration for critters, minimizing intrusive light and skyglow… all these issues will be covered including a review of recommendations and supportive tables.
November 12th 2020 12-1PM
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IES Chapter 053 October Event
“Efficiency Manitoba’s Building Lighting Program”
Efficiency Manitoba’s Building Lighting Program (BLP) offers a range of financial incentives to encourage energy efficient lighting upgrades and lighting control systems.
Join us for an overview of recent updates to the BLP on October 21, 2020 starting at 12:00 Noon.
Speaker: Jill Toews, B.Comm, Marketing Specialist, Efficiency Manitoba
The presentation will be broadcast on the Microsoft TEAMS Platform (e-mail link will be sent out) so please respond by e-mail to Walter.Gretschmann@EfficiencyMB.ca
LED Grow Lights – the science, the applications, the pros, and the cons
Like all other areas in lighting, LEDs have impacted horticultural grow lighting systems too. The requirements for plant growth are completely different than LED lighting systems designed for human / animal use.
We will look at the science of Grow Lights, what the plants like and what we can deliver. The advantages that LEDs have brought to this industry, some of the positive results and some of the failures.
Join us to get a deeper understanding of LED Horticultural lighting.
Guest Speaker: Riese Neuteboom - Signify
Ries Neuteboom
Business Development Manager North America at Signify
Riese Neuteboom has worked at Philips Lighting since 2013, where he was Key Account Manager for the Benelux region of Philips Lighting Horticulture. Under his leadership in the Benelux region, Riese helped the adoption of horticulture light technology for commercial growers. In his new duties he is responsible for western North America of the high-wire fruits and vegetables, soft fruits, lettuce and leafy greens, and specialty crops segments. Riese is a graduate of Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. He is based in Vancouver, British Columbia.
IES Chapter 053 March Event
“LED Grow Lights – the science,
the applications, the pros,
and the cons”
Wednesday Mar.18th 2020
11:45 - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
As we start up the 2020 year with the IES Winnipeg Chapter, we are pleased to invite you to enjoy the IES's Wine Tasting Event.
We will be hosting a very special social evening, the "Taste's of Italy" Wine Tasting at Shannon’s Irish Pub on Wednesday, February 26th at 6pm. Come for a beer or cocktails, and enjoy some hors d’oeuvres as well! We hope to see you all there!
1. Bottega Gold Brut- Prosecco (sparkling wine)
2. Santa Margherita Alto Adige Pinot Grigio DOC
3. Giancindi Trebbiano Rubicone IGT
4. Carpineto Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG
5. Castello Monaci Artas Primitivo IGT
6. Pellegrino Garabaldi Dolce Marsala Superiore DOC
Tasting Host:
BRANDON C. WHYTE
Independent Spirits, Wine & Beer Tastings & Seminars I have honed my skills in a variety of hospitality, sales and broadcasting settings over the last 35 years. I am a schooled wine, beer and spirits expert hosting a variety of tastings and seminars over the years. I am a certified tourism trainer with Manitoba Tourism Education Council. I, also, have many unique experiences in the industry including being an invited guest speaker at The Nightclub & Bar Trade Show in Las Vegas. Over the many years, my students, private tasting clients and staff have described me as an extremely entertaining, energetic and motivating public speaker and business manager. Incredibly, with over 3 decades in the hospitality industry, I’ve never fully satiated my thirst for beer, wine and spirits knowledge. My true passion still lives in the training and education of staff, friends and clients; passing along the knowledge I have gained through engaging and entertaining tastings and seminars.
Level 1 ISG Certified Sommelier, Beer Cicerone certification and a Spirits Education Trainer. I have also owned and operated an independent Hospitality Training Academy. I am currently employed as the Food & Beverage Manager for the University of Manitoba’s Student Union.
MY ENTHUSIASM, PASSION AND LOVE FOR HOSPITALITY -ESPECIALLY WINE, BEER & SPIRITS KNOWLEDGE- IS UNPARALLELED!
IES Chapter 053 February Event
IES Wine Tasting - “Taste’s of Italy”
Wednesday Feb.26th, 2020
6:00 to 9:00pm
Shannon’s Irish Pub
175 Carlton Street Winnipeg, Manitoba
$30 members / $35 non-members
IES Chapter 053 January Event
Manitoba Centennial Concert Hall – LED Lighting and Controls Tour & Demo
Wednesday Jan.15th, 2020
11:30 to 1:30pm
555 Main Street Winnipeg, Manitoba
$30 members / $35 non-members
For January’s luncheon, we have a unique opportunity to get a behind the scenes tour and demo of the lighting and lighting controls system at the Manitoba Centennial Concert Hall.
In 2018, the Manitoba Centennial Concert Hall wrapped up an extensive overhaul of its lighting and lighting controls system, incorporating cutting edge LED technology and controls.
The upgrade made significant improvements including better quality of light, greater lighting control, reduced maintenance and reduced lighting-related energy consumption by nearly 90%.
The tour and lighting demo will be followed by an on-site light lunch. This event is brought to you in partnership with Manitoba Hydro’s Commercial Lighting Program.
Wednesday, January 15th, 2020 @ 11:30 AM
Manitoba Centennial Concert Hall
555 Main St.
IES Chapter 053 October Luncheon
DYNAMIC LIGHTING
Wednesday Oct.16th th, 2019
11:45 - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
IES October Luncheon topic "Dynamic Lighting"
With new technologies, there is a vast amount of posibilities to change colour temperature, mood lighting, colours etc, depending on the spaces need. This is referred to as Dynamic Lighting, and this presentation will discuss this in further detial!
Presenter
Brendan Hendel-McCarthy
LEED Green Associate
Senior Systems Applications Engineer
Lutron Electronics Canada
IES Chapter 053 April Luncheon
ManitoBa hydro and the CLP
or selling controls!
Wednesday April.17th, 2019
11:45 - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
The Manitoba Hydro Commercial Lighting Program provides incentive to encourage customers to upgrade their lighting systems. Lighting Controls Systems are a currently under exploited technology. Often Customers feel that the cost and renovation effort of a control system exceeds the Economic benefit.
In this presentation, we will review a couple of “Case Studies” where the perception of “too costly” was challenged. When reviewed, analyzed, and optimized, the control based incentive was more than adequate to meet the cost benefit requirements for the project. The Energy Efficiency programs believe that control systems will be the next big step in the energy conservation portfolio.
Join us to see how to change a “to expensive” investment into a “What are we waiting for” project.
Speaker:
Walter Gretschmann, P.Eng,
Electrical Systems Engineer
Energy Efficient Programs
Manitoba Hydro, and
Vice President / Education Chair
IES Winnipeg Section
Walter has spent his career supporting the Manufacturing industry and processes. Starting as an Electrical Apprentice and working his way through Red River College and University of Manitoba. Walter has worked in the Railway, Agri-motive, Aerospace, Plastic Extrusion, Structural NDT Testing, and Lighting Industries. His experience includes Electrical Maintenance and Troubleshooting, Various Heat Treating Processes for Steels and Aerospace Materials, Plastic Extrusion Process, Plating, Thermal Spray Coating, Diffused Coatings, and even Permanent Mold Aluminum Casting. His current positions at Manitoba Hydro and IES allows him to follow his passion, and that is share his education and experience.
IES Chapter 053 Conference
AEFI Conference - 2019
My Light, My Culture, My Health
“ Mark your calendars now for two days of networking and education in the heart of Canada. Between Polar Bears at the Thursday night reception, and the Canadian Museum of Human Rights as the amazing educational venue, you won’t want to miss this event! Follow the link below to the AEFI Website for more information.
“My Light, My Culture, My Health“
Thursday/Friday February 21 & 22 2019
Canadian Museum of Human Rights
85 Israel Asper Way
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3C 0L5
IES Chapter 053 January Luncheon
The Cornerstone of a Smart Building
We believe that smart buildings should connect systems, technology and people throughout the life cycle of your facility.
Truly smart buildings go beyond the energy-efficient buildings. Whether you own or manage a business, office complex, school or hospital, smart means continuously improving performance, reducing carbon footprint, lowering costs and optimizing experience for you and the people who use your space.
Key Highlights
-What is IoT
-IoT framework
-Value Proposition
-Changes to Traditional Designs
Speaker: Tai-Lee Chen
Tai-Lee Chen is married with a daughter and resides in Waterloo, Ontario. He is a graduate from University of Waterloo, Faculty of Engineering with a Masters of Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology and the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences with a Bachelor of Science, Honours Kinesiology. He began his lighting career with a Canadian manufacturer establishing new relationships in the Middle East as well as their Regional Sales Manager for Western Canada. For a brief period of time he worked as a lighting sales rep in the Greater Toronto Area. Tai is currently the Solution Sales Manager in Central Canada for Acuity Brands Lighting.
The Cornerstone of a Smart Building
Wednesday Jan.16th, 2019
11:45 - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
IES Chapter 053 December Holiday Event
Canadian Whiskey Tasting at Shannon's Irish Pub
Location:
Shannon’s Irish Pub
As we wrap up a very exciting 2018 year with the IES Winnipeg Chapter, we are pleased to invite you to celebrate with us at our Holiday Event.
We will be hosting a very special social evening with a Scotch Tasting at Shannon’s Irish Pub on Wednesday, December 13th at 6pm. Not a big fan of Scotch or Whiskey, no problem! Come for a beer or cocktails, and enjoy some holiday hors d’oeuvres! We hope to see you all there!
Tasting Host:
Brandon Whyte
175 Carlton Street, Winnipeg MB
Wednesday, December 12th
6pm – 9pm
Cost:
IES Members: $30
Non IES Members: $35
IES November Luncheon Topic: Exploring the Impact of Quality Retail Lighting
In an ever-changing world of technology and lighting advancements, how does one provide an intelligent lighting strategy to aid a client on attracting customers, help make merchandising lighting adaptable and assist to facilitate the sale? In this seminar we will examine the latest in colour evaluation where CRI is no longer relevant. We will explore colour tuning and how it can be used. We will unravel the latest in controls technology to improve market intelligence. Finally, we will examine on how to best maximise the impact that lighting can provide, while still fighting the aggressive budgets put forth in this market segment.
Speaker: Janine Mighton LC
Janine is an experienced Lighting Professional with over 15 years’ experience in the industry. Janine begun her career as a lighting designer and transitioned into manufacturing 11 years ago. Janine has played roles with Manufactures in Product Development, Marketing, Product Marketing, Sales Strategy and Educational Program Development. Janine has delivered over 12 000 hours of continuing education accredited programs across North America. Janine has been LC certified from the NCQLP since 2008 and an IES instructor since 2009. Janine has Marketing, Urban Design, ARIDO and Construction Awards to her credit.
IES Chapter 053 November Luncheon
Exploring the Impact of
Quality Retail Lighting
Wednesday Nov.28th, 2018
11:45 - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
IES Chapter 053 October Luncheon
PoE Lighting
Wednesday Oct.24th, 2018
11:45 - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
IES Chapter 053 September Luncheon
The IES has set up a panel discussion with Key Members of the Manitoba Hydro CLP processes, Manitoba Hydro's Chief Electrical Inspector, and the City of Winnipeg's Chief Electrical Inspector. The purpose will be to help clarify the process in which the CLP process coincides with Manitoba Hydro and City of Winnipeg permit processes.
This will be a panel discussion, with each member of the panel reading and thoroughly answering pre-submitted questions related to the processes. Questions are to be submitted in writtin form to ies.edu.chair@gmail.com, no later than September 13th 2018 for review. Walter Gretschmann will provide his contact information at the beginning of the luncheon. If any new questions are thought of, they can be sent to Walter during the panel discussion, and discussed at a general questions period at the end, time permitted.
Panel Speakers:
Manitoba Hydro Chief Electrical Inspector – Kris Anderson
City of Winnipeg Chief Electrical Inspector – Wally Christensen
Manitoba Hydro CLP Manager – Jennifer Silaghi
Commercial Lighting Program and Inspections:
Clarification is the Key to Success!
Thursday Sept.20th, 2018
11:45 - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
EP Sponsorships Awarded
The IES Winnipeg Chapter 053 is proud to announce the winners of the IES EP Sponsorship Awards . These sponsorship funds were profits from our IES Annual Golf Classic in 2017, and are being used to help send two Emerging Professionals to the IES Annual Conference this August in Boston, Ma. The awards are $1300.00 each, and will help pay for air fair, conference fee and hotel. There are training courses for the new members that wish to move forward into the leadership and board positions of the IES both locally and Internationally.
Congratulations to the winners of the EP Scholarship Program for 2018:
Jennifer Silaghi - Manitoba Hydro
Josh Harrison - Westburne Electric
Following case studies of a hospital and a warehouse, learn what you should keep in mind about harmonic impact when designing lighting. Electrical Engineer, Straso Blazevski provides a breakdown of harmonic theory and calculation of total harmonic distortion. He will also touch on harmonic measurements, harmonic distortion from different light sources, harmonic impact to existing electrical distribution systems, harmonic consideration in new designs and additions, as well as mitigation techniques. Also includes a summary of power quality regulations and standards.
For more than a decade, Straso Blazevski has been a leading designer of high and low voltage distribution systems, grounding, relay protection and short circuit systems. He also is experienced in arc flash studies, load flow analysis and harmonic modelling. Straso is a Senior Electrical Engineer with SMS Engineering of Winnipeg
IES Chapter 053 May Luncheon
Harmonics and Lighting Design
Wednesday May.23rd, 2018
11:45 - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
IES Chapter 053 April Luncheon
Manitoba Hydro’s Commercial Lighting Program (CLP) offers a range of financial incentives to encourage energy efficient lighting upgrades. Join us for an overview of recent updates to the CLP. The presentation will review new incentive amounts and application reminders. The CLP will be announcing upcoming available dates for CLP staff to deliver a presentation at your workplace.
Speaker: Jill Toews, B.Comm, Marketing Assistant, Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Hydro CLP Updates
Wednesday April.25th, 2018
11:45am - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
IES Chapter 053 March Luncheon
Presented by: Melody Culanag Co-Founder of Architectural Lighting Design Firm "I'm Light"
"Melody Culanag has both an Engineering and Interior Design background. Her passion in lighting began in Singapore doing commercial, industrial, academic, residential and hospitality projects. Melody has a total of 10 years’ experience in the Lighting industry and has completed a Masters Degree in Architectural Lighting Design and Design Management with Distinction from internationally-renowned Lighting Design School, Hochschule Wismar/Wismar University in Germany.
Melody recently co-founded an Architectural Lighting Design firm called I’M LIGHT. I’M LIGHT creates and enhances the experiences in the visual environment through “LIGHT”. They will take their passion, education and experience in lighting to tackle complex issues in relationship to light- people-environment through strategic and innovative thinking.
Most recently, Melody, together with 4 other lighting designers, were shortlisted out of 85 entries in the PLDC’s 2017 International Future Urban Lighting Design Competition in Paris, France."
Embracing Urban Night Scape Through Light
World populations are more and more moving to urban areas, making cities population density larger than ever before. There are questions about what urbanization means, how prepared cities are because despite this increasing growth we are not using our urban environment to its full potential. Once offices/businesses close for the evening, level of activities in urban centers drop. The design of nighttime environments that instill feelings of safety, fear, and enjoyment which is critical; importance to economic and cultural vitality of urban centers around the world. Thinking about quality urban lighting is broadly recognized in Europe and big Asian cities for decades but has only recently been addressed in North America. The conventional idea of sustainable urban lighting is based just on economic and environmental-technical approach. Because lighting is mainly for people, urban lighting should be focused on the human experiences with a qualitative social engaging role. With appropriate consideration, quality lighting design can positively impact our cities’ ‘total architecture’, reinforcing urban design principles, enhancing cultural experiences and encouraging social interaction.
Thursday, March.22nd, 2018
11:45am - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
Presented by: Ron Scott Area Vice President Finelite Inc
"Ron Scott joined Finelite in 2014 and is responsible for the sale and promotion of Finelite products throughout Canada and the Western U.S. With a background in Mechanical Engineering, Ron began his lighting career as a product designer for a lighting manufacturer and moved to sales management. With over 25 years in the lighting industry, Ron has been promoting lighting and control solutions for customers throughout North America."
IES Chapter 053 February Luncheon
Understanding Tunable White Light
It is well known that overlaying the projection of one color of
light with the projection of a different color of light will result
in the creation of a third color on the reflected surface. And
the use of computer networks to control lighting is nothing
new, either. What is new is the continued reduction in cost
of LED-based luminaires and the development of better, more
affordable, user interfaces and controls, making a number of
different approaches to white color tuning possible.
Wednesday, Feb.28th, 2018
11:45am - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
2018 Fundamentals of Lighting ( Formerly ED-100 )
IES Chapter 053 January Luncheon
Presented by: Tom Butters, LC, MIES – Director of Education for IES
"Tom Butters, LC MIES, is the Director of Education for the IES. He is responsible for developing and delivering lighting education to the IES membership and the public at large in a multitude of modern modalities. Prior to his appointment at the IES, Tom was the Director of Canlyte/Philips Lighting Concept Centre in Toronto from 1999 to 2016. He is the immediate Past President of the IES Toronto Section and an awarding winning presenter and lighting educator."
Lighting Education Towards 2020
With the latest in technological advancements and physiological research in the lighting field, the need for unbiased lighting education has never been more acute. Who are you to believe when “experts” offer not only differing views, but polar opposite? With LED technologies and the questions of life, lumen depreciation, colour and even the effects on health, there has never been a time when the necessity for succinct lighting education has been more vital.
Wednesday, Jan.17th, 2017
11:45am - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
"RSVP by Jan.10th to manager@winnipeg.iesna.net,
if not using Eventbrite"
IES Chapter 053 December Holiday Event
Scotch Tasting at Shannon's Irish Pub
As we wrap up a very exciting 2017 year with the IES Winnipeg Chapter, we are pleased to invite you to celebrate with us at our Holiday Event.
We will be hosting a very special social evening with a Scotch Tasting at Shannon’s Irish Pub on Wednesday, December 13th at 6pm. Not a big fan of Scotch or Whiskey, no problem! Come for a beer or cocktails, and enjoy some holiday hors d’oeuvres! We hope to see you all there!
Tasting Host:
Brandon Whyte
Location:
Shannon’s Irish Pub
175 Carlton Street, Winnipeg MB
Wednesday, December 13th
6pm – 9pm
Cost:
IES Members: $30
Non IES Members: $35
IES November Luncheon Topic:
Class and Zone Ratings for Industrial Lighting
"This presentation will discuss important information when dealing with Hazardous Location areas, targeting the lighting specifically."
Speaker:James Galea
Director - Dialight Canada
"James has over 25 years of experience in the Canadian electrical industry having worked at both in the distributor and manufacturing sectors.
He holds an MBA from Queen’s University in Kingston and currently resides in Toronto."
IES Chapter 053 November Luncheon
CLASS and Zone Ratings for
Industrial Lighting
Wednesday, Nov.15th, 2017
11:45am - 1:30pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
"RSVP by Nov.10th to manager@winnipeg.iesna.net,
if not using Eventbrite"
2017 Emerging Professional Event
Date: Tuesday October 24, 2017
Time: 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Location: Flee Whiskeys, 608 Erin St., (Corner of Portage and Erin)
Plenty of free parking or easy Transit bus access
Cost: $0.00(how can you beat that?)
Please RSVP to Walter Gretschmann by email by noon, October 20th, 2017.
We are taking this opportunity to extend an invitation to all Emerging Professionals in the Lighting industry in Manitoba.
So who is an EP?
Any professional who has been in the lighting industry for less than five years. This includes designers, architects, engineers, contractors, wholesalers, marketing professionals, lighting sales professionals, energy sales professionals, energy managers, college students, or university students. If you are interested in lighting and lighting design you are welcome to join us.
The IES Winnipeg Section Executive would like to meet you all at casual “Meet and Great”, OK “wings and beer”, at Flee Whiskeys at the corner of Portage and Erin.
Members of the current executive will be there and we will be providing food, drink, and a couple of pool tables on October 24th, from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM, after that you are on your own.
We would like it if you all to stop by for a bit, share a drink, a little food, get to meet some of the other EPs, and find out a little more about what the IES is doing in Winnipeg, and the professional development opportunities that exist for you by being involved in the IES.
If you are not an EP, but know of someone who is and could benefit from being involved in the IES, please forward this invitation on to them also!
2017 INTRODUCTION TO LIGHT & LIGHTING
Formerly ED-50
Introduction to Light and Lighting Seminar
Almost everybody is aware of the importance of lighting to their work, leisure and play. They know it contributes to the beauty of their homes, safety of their streets and comfort of their work places.
To most people, lighting is either adequate or not. It is either an unknown science or it is mysterious, technically complicated subject. Yet many would like to know more about it without it being involved in a lot of time or study.
If this is you, then the “Introduction to Light and Lighting” seminar is for you. You will get an Introduction to: What is light? How is it measured? How does your physiology deal with light?
You will get an introduction to CCT, CRI, light spectrum, light sources and how that influences us in our daily environments. You will get an overview of the various lighting technologies with their pros and cons, and understand their evolution to the current technology, the LED.
If you have already taken this course, please pass this information on to anyone you know who may have an interest in learning more about light and lighting.
Date: Wednesday October 25, 2017
Time: 9:00am to 3:30pm
Location: Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Ave., Embassy “A”
Cost: $200 for members, $300 for non-members, $50 for students
Reserve registration with Walter Gretschmann by email at
ies.edu.chair@gmail.com
Payment is required before the start of the program. Please bring payment with you at the start of the day or make arrangements directly with Walter.
IES Winnipeg Chapter September Luncheon
Manitoba Hydro HID to led street light conversions
Wednesday, Sept.20, 2017
11:45am - 1:00pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
RSVP by Sept.18th to manager@winnipeg.iesna.net
“Manitoba Hydro is currently engaged in the replacement of all HID Street Lighting luminaires with LED versions in the province of Manitoba. In all a total of over 130,000 luminaires will be replaced from the small 70W HPS used in back lanes to the 1000W MH on the top of 100’ poles. Come out and hear the all about the project, its benefits, challenges, problems and victories. Sam Fay, Project Coordinator will be sharing his experience as he is leading Manitoba Hydro through the conversion process.”
Speaker” Sam Fay CPA, CMA, MBA – Project Coordinator Roadway Lighting Conversion Program
Emerging Professional Sponsorship
EP Sponsorship Funds still available!
Emerging Professionals Sponsorship deadline has been extended until Friday, May.5th. For more information, please use the following link
The deadline for team and sponsorship entry is May.25th, 2017. There are still team entries and sponsorship opportunities available. Further information for each are below
2017 IES Golf classic
May.25th 2017 Entry Deadline!!
Manitoba hydro's commercial lighting program
RSVP by April 15 to manager@winnipeg.iesna.net
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
11:45am - 1:00pm
Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Avenue
$30 members / $35 non-members
Manitoba Hydro’s Commercial Lighting Program (CLP) offers a range of financial incentives to make energy efficient lighting upgrades very affordable. Join us to walk through the totally revised CLP application form and new appendices. Be advised of changes and additions to incentive amounts. Follow along for a review of how to participate in the program. See the future plans of the CLP..
Speaker: Walter Gretschmann
Circadian rhythm & Lighting control
Understand what your natural circadian rhythm is and how lighting control can affect it. Learn about the control options available to trick or match the circadian rhythm. Discover the interfaces available for manual override and programming. Preview the Well Building Standards.
Speaker: Andrew Gross
tm-30 overview
What is TM-30 and how to use it; this seminar explains the how TM-30 evaluates color rendition with better science than CRI.
Speaker: Amy Weinberg, LC
0-10V DIMMING
Seminar PDF unavailable
0-10V dimming is one of the earliest electronic lighting control signaling systems and is still relevant today. This seminar explains what it is and when to use it.
Speaker: Wayne Edel