August 2019

We are not fans of event parachuters. You know those folks who register for the event but only appear for a few sessions or just the networking at meals and receptions. We encourage all attendees to set aside time to fully engage with the presenters and other attendees. If you must break away, we have 2-hour lunches to catch up on things back as the office and/or get some fresh air.

It's tough to get time away to contemplate broader industry issues and make new connections. We hope you make the most of their time together to learn and network in ways you can't do anywhere else but with us in Aspen.

Ed Thomas & Tiger Adolf

Good News: Over 125 Registered!
Bad News: Aspen Meadows is Sold Out

Over 125 people have already registered and the Aspen Meadows is sold out of guest rooms. You can see the attendee list at www.utilityexchange.org/look-whos-coming-in-2019. We have arranged preferential guestroom rates with 2 hotels within walking distance to Aspen Meadows but availability is limited. More hotel details are at www.utilityexchange.org/attend

People in the News

David Hornbacher is leaving City of Aspen Utilities where he was Director of Utilities and Environmental Initiatives to join City of Longmont Utilities in mid-August.

Adam Perry has attended all but 1 of the past 12 Exchanges. Adam is the Director of Customer Success for Nexant's iEnergy Software team. Prior to joining Nexant, Adam spent 12+ years overseeing Platte River Power Authority's Energy Solutions department and programs, including their iEnergy Program Management and Trade Ally implementations.

Agenda Preview Webcast Recording Available

If you missed our July 10 webcast, the recording is available to listen at your convenience at www.utilityexchange.org/13th-rmue . On the webcast, Ed Thomas and Tiger Adolf of UtilityExchange.org along with some of the co-chairs and presenters offered an agenda overview and explained the new pre-event workshops on Tuesday afternoon well as Friday morning. Workshop topics include: