BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P1H REFRESH-INTERVAL:P1H CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Edmonton BEGIN:DAYLIGHT RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=3;BYDAY=2SU DTSTART:20070101T000000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 TZNAME:Mountain Daylight Time END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=11;BYDAY=1SU DTSTART:20070101T000000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZNAME:Mountain Standard Time END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20261103T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20261103T110000 X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:BOMA Industry Series: STOK Collaborative Project Delivery Presentation DESCRIPTION:BOMA Industry Series: STOK Collaborative Project Delivery PresentationAs the commercial real estate industry continues to navigate decarbonization\, collaboration has become one of the most effective tools for delivering high-performing\, sustainable buildings. Join STOK and a panel of industry professionals for an insightful session exploring how collaborative project delivery can help building owners\, managers\, consultants and contractors achieve ambitious carbon reduction goals while managing costs\, reducing risk and improving long-term building performance.This session will explore how integrated teams\, early stakeholder engagement and data-driven decision-making can lead to stronger project outcomes. Attendees will gain practical insights into balancing capital investment with operational performance\, understanding operational and embodied carbon\, and applying collaborative strategies throughout the planning\, design and construction process.Drawing on real-world experience\, the presentation will feature Edmonton's Okimaw Peyesew Kamik (King Thunderbird Centre) as a case study\, demonstrating how collaborative delivery contributed to improved energy performance and reduced carbon emissions.Following the presentation\, Shafraaz will be joined by Kenton Wolthuis\, CET\, and Bob Korneluk\, BSc\, P.Eng. for an industry panel discussion. The panel will bring together perspectives from collaborative project delivery\, engineering\, construction and building science to explore what successful collaboration looks like in practice.The conversation will examine lessons learned from collaborative projects\, the importance of engaging the right partners early\, navigating competing project priorities\, managing project risk\, maximizing value and creating high-performing teams. Panelists will also share practical considerations for owners\, consultants and contractors looking to adopt more collaborative approaches on future projects.Attendees will have an opportunity to hear directly from the panelists and participate in a Q&A focused on the practical application of collaborative project delivery.Who Should AttendThis session is ideal for:Commercial property owners and asset managersProperty and facility managersBuilding operatorsSustainability and ESG professionalsEngineers\, architects and consultantsGeneral contractors and project managersDevelopersAnyone involved in planning\, designing\, constructing or operating commercial buildings who is interested in collaborative project delivery\, energy efficiency and decarbonizationWhether you are beginning your sustainability journey or looking to advance existing initiatives\, this session will provide practical insights and multiple industry perspectives to help deliver more resilient\, efficient and sustainable buildings.PresenterShafraaz Kaba | STOKShafraaz Kaba is a recovering architect who has been working in the built environment for 27 years. He is currently facilitating the creation of high-performance\, regenerative buildings with STOK.A Lean Black Belt apprentice\, Shafraaz believes a culture of continuous learning is essential to delivering exceptional project outcomes. He is currently leading collaborative delivery projects in Vancouver and his hometown of Edmonton\, helping project teams create innovative\, sustainable and high-performing buildings.PanelistsKenton Wolthuis\, CET | Project ManagerKenton Wolthuis is a Project Manager with more than 12 years of experience delivering complex infrastructure and water projects across Western Canada. A graduate of NAIT's Construction Engineering Technology program\, he has worked extensively in collaborative delivery environments.Kenton has served as a Project Management Team member on the Gold Bar Wastewater Treatment Plant Primary Effluent Channel Upgrades and South Kamloops Water System Upgrades\, as well as a Project Implementation Team member on the Lloydminster Wastewater Treatment Facility project.He is passionate about bringing together owners\, consultants\, trades and community partners to create high-performing teams that maximize value and deliver successful project outcomes.Bob Korneluk\, BSc\, P.Eng. | Associate\, RJC EngineersBob Korneluk graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2002 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. After graduating\, Bob worked in the AEC industry as a structural engineer and contract administrator before recognizing his passion for building science and restoration.Bob has gained extensive experience in the AEC industry with leading-edge firms and has developed a strong portfolio of challenging building envelope and restoration projects. In January 2012\, he joined RJC Engineers as a Project Engineer and was promoted to Associate in 2018.Bob is also actively involved in RJC's building science initiatives and industry organizations. His involvement includes RJC's Building Science Liaison Group\, the Building Envelope Commissioning Committee and roofing subcommittee\, along with industry organizations including APEGA\, APEGS\, ABECN\, IIBEC\, CSC\, CCI and BOMA.Brett Banadyga\, P.Eng.\, LEED AP BD+C | Principal\, AME GroupBrett Banadyga is a professional engineer and Principal with AME Group in Calgary. As Principal of the Energy + Sustainability team\, Brett leads the Alberta team on a variety of projects across multiple sectors\, including recreation\, education\, residential and industrial.Brett has extensive experience in performance-based design\, including whole-building energy modelling\, parametric simulation analysis and the National Energy Code for Buildings. He specializes in sustainability and energy modelling analysis\, helping clients establish sustainability goals and identify practical pathways toward building decarbonization.Brett has also been involved in several Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) and collaborative project delivery projects\, bringing experience in how energy and sustainability considerations can be integrated into collaborative project teams and decision-making.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n*Please note that payments made by credit card are subject to a 4% processing fee.\n*For more information about event cancellations\, refunds and credits\, please see our policy here.\n\n*Disclaimer: By registering for this event\, you acknowledge that the information you provide is accurate and absolve BOMA Edmonton and North of any liability for inaccuracies. Your registration also implies consent to be contacted by BOMA Edmonton. Furthermore\, the ideas and views expressed by any speakers are their own and are not endorsed by BOMA Edmonton and North.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n*For more information about event cancellations\, refunds and credits\, please see our policy here. \n \n*Disclaimer: By registering for this event\, you acknowledge that the information you provide is accurate and absolve BOMA Edmonton and North of any liability for inaccuracies. Your registration also implies consent to be contacted by BOMA Edmonton. Furthermore\, the ideas and views expressed by any speakers are their own and are not endorsed by BOMA Edmonton and North. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:



BOMA Industry Series: STOK Collaborative Project Delivery Presentation

As the commercial real estate industry continues to navigate decarbonization\, collaboration has become one of the most effective tools for delivering high-performing\, sustainable buildings. Join STOK and a panel of industry professionals for an insightful session exploring how collaborative project delivery can help building owners\, managers\, consultants and contractors achieve ambitious carbon reduction goals while managing costs\, reducing risk and improving long-term building performance.

This session will explore how integrated teams\, early stakeholder engagement and data-driven decision-making can lead to stronger project outcomes. Attendees will gain practical insights into balancing capital investment with operational performance\, understanding operational and embodied carbon\, and applying collaborative strategies throughout the planning\, design and construction process.

Drawing on real-world experience\, the presentation will feature Edmonton&rsquo\;s \;Okimaw Peyesew Kamik (King Thunderbird Centre) as a case study\, demonstrating how collaborative delivery contributed to improved energy performance and reduced carbon emissions.

Following the presentation\, Shafraaz will be joined by \;Kenton Wolthuis\, CET\, and Bob Korneluk\, BSc\, P.Eng. for an industry panel discussion. The panel will bring together perspectives from collaborative project delivery\, engineering\, construction and building science to explore what successful collaboration looks like in practice.

The conversation will examine lessons learned from collaborative projects\, the importance of engaging the right partners early\, navigating competing project priorities\, managing project risk\, maximizing value and creating high-performing teams. Panelists will also share practical considerations for owners\, consultants and contractors looking to adopt more collaborative approaches on future projects.

Attendees will have an opportunity to hear directly from the panelists and participate in a Q&\;A focused on the practical application of collaborative project delivery.

Who Should Attend

This session is ideal for:

Whether you are beginning your sustainability journey or looking to advance existing initiatives\, this session will provide practical insights and multiple industry perspectives to help deliver more resilient\, efficient and sustainable buildings.

Presenter

Shafraaz Kaba | STOK

Shafraaz Kaba is a recovering architect who has been working in the built environment for 27 years. He is currently facilitating the creation of high-performance\, regenerative buildings with STOK.

A Lean Black Belt apprentice\, Shafraaz believes a culture of continuous learning is essential to delivering exceptional project outcomes. He is currently leading collaborative delivery projects in Vancouver and his hometown of Edmonton\, helping project teams create innovative\, sustainable and high-performing buildings.

Panelists

Kenton Wolthuis\, CET | Project Manager

Kenton Wolthuis is a Project Manager with more than 12 years of experience delivering complex infrastructure and water projects across Western Canada. A graduate of NAIT&rsquo\;s Construction Engineering Technology program\, he has worked extensively in collaborative delivery environments.

Kenton has served as a Project Management Team member on the Gold Bar Wastewater Treatment Plant Primary Effluent Channel Upgrades and South Kamloops Water System Upgrades\, as well as a Project Implementation Team member on the Lloydminster Wastewater Treatment Facility project.

He is passionate about bringing together owners\, consultants\, trades and community partners to create high-performing teams that maximize value and deliver successful project outcomes.

Bob Korneluk\, BSc\, P.Eng. | Associate\, RJC Engineers

Bob Korneluk graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2002 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. After graduating\, Bob worked in the AEC industry as a structural engineer and contract administrator before recognizing his passion for building science and restoration.

Bob has gained extensive experience in the AEC industry with leading-edge firms and has developed a strong portfolio of challenging building envelope and restoration projects. In January 2012\, he joined RJC Engineers as a Project Engineer and was promoted to Associate in 2018.

Bob is also actively involved in RJC&rsquo\;s building science initiatives and industry organizations. His involvement includes RJC&rsquo\;s Building Science Liaison Group\, the Building Envelope Commissioning Committee and roofing subcommittee\, along with industry organizations including APEGA\, APEGS\, ABECN\, IIBEC\, CSC\, CCI and BOMA.

Brett Banadyga\, P.Eng.\, LEED AP BD+C | Principal\, AME Group

Brett Banadyga is a professional engineer and Principal with \;AME Group in Calgary. As Principal of the Energy + Sustainability team\, Brett leads the Alberta team on a variety of projects across multiple sectors\, including recreation\, education\, residential and industrial.

Brett has extensive experience in performance-based design\, including whole-building energy modelling\, parametric simulation analysis and the National Energy Code for Buildings. He specializes in sustainability and energy modelling analysis\, helping clients establish sustainability goals and identify practical pathways toward building decarbonization.

Brett has also been involved in several Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) and collaborative project delivery projects\, bringing experience in how energy and sustainability considerations can be integrated into collaborative project teams and decision-making.








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*Disclaimer: By registering for this event\, you acknowledge that the information you provide is accurate and absolve BOMA Edmonton and North of any liability for inaccuracies. Your registration also implies consent to be contacted by BOMA Edmonton. Furthermore\, the ideas and views expressed by any speakers are their own and are not endorsed by BOMA Edmonton and North.












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*Disclaimer: By registering for this event\, you acknowledge that the information you provide is accurate and absolve BOMA Edmonton and North of any liability for inaccuracies. Your registration also implies consent to be contacted by BOMA Edmonton. Furthermore\, the ideas and views expressed by any speakers are their own and are not endorsed by BOMA Edmonton and North.
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