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Hubbell Lighting offers an unprecedented opportunity to gain cutting-edge lighting education in an

environment that brings today’s most relevant lighting solutions to life. Our 25,000 sq. ft. Lighting Solutions

Center, located at our Greenville, SC headquarters, is engineered to present a total solutions approach to

current lighting challenges and to evolve to meet future lighting challenges head on. Unique features of this

forward-thinking, engaging educational facility include:

n Five-topic Lighting Solutions Lab with multi-media presentations about today’s lighting challenges

n State-of-the-art training rooms and amphitheater with versatility to showcase products specific to the

subjects discussed

n A dedicated staff with extensive experience and professional accreditations

n Concierge service to facilitate course, accommodation, and entertainment arrangements

n Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) are available for most classes

We proudly support continuing education requirements for these visionary industry partners:

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The only lighting manufacturer with a LEED Silver certified headquarters, Hubbell Lighting clearly demonstrates

its commitment to environmental responsibility by showcasing its products and proven processes. Real world

applications of environmentally-friendly ways to light our daily lives are easily recognizable throughout.

The Lighting Solutions Center is a seamless segue of our big picture commitment to sustainability.

Need further proof?

n Hubbell Lighting offers the most comprehensive range of LED residential and commercial products, many

of which have been accepted into the IES progress report.

n Our Architectural Area Lighting brand is the first Lighting manufacturer to offer carbon offset credits with

their fixtures

n We support and participate in the United States Green Building Council’s Greenbuild International

Conference and Expo.

n We are proud members of the United States Green Building Council.

n Our Hubbell Lighting Headquarters continues to be acknowledged for achievement in sustainability. In

2009, multiple awards from the USGBC and the American Institute of Architects recognized Hubbell’s

sustainable building design and operation.

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conducTing energy audiTs & implemenTing mainTenance sTraTegiescourse fee: $350 mar 24-25, ocT 7-8

The primary motivator for change in the lighting industry is the energy crisis. Oil, coal, gas &

uranium have climbed to record high prices in the last few years. The cost of electricity has reached

unprecedented levels. As the cost of generating power increases, so does the return on investment

in energy efficient appliances. Lighting fixtures are the single largest energy consuming appliance on

any commercial utility bill. Lighting offers the fastest internal rate of return of any upgrade with the

lowest investment. Utility rebates, EPAct tax incentives and annual energy savings turn any delay

into a costly mistake.

This two-day course will provide training for industry consultants, facilities managers, and building

owners on how conducting energy audits and developing maintenance strategies for existing facilities

can be extremely beneficial in reducing energy costs and providing huge returns. Participants will be

instructed on how to perform an energy audit and knowledge of the tools necessary to complete the

task. Also discussed will be the incentives, rebate opportunities and current legislation that affects

lighting applications.

crime prevenTion Through environmenTal design basic and advancedcourse fee: $375 feb 23-25, may 11-13, Jun 22-24, ocT 19-21

This is a three-day workshop held by the National Institute of Crime Prevention. Participants will

learn how the design and use of the environment can control human/criminal behavior and reduce the

fear of crime. Participants will learn prevention through natural means, how natural access control

and natural surveillance decrease the opportunity for crime. Participants will learn the different

aspects of lighting and its effects on human behavior. Participants will work together on a site survey

and provide a group presentation on their results utilizing CPTED strategies. Participants will also

learn the advantages of having a CPTED ordinance and how to construct and present it to lawmakers.

To register for this course please go to: http://www.cptedtraining.net/

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fundamenTals of lighTingcourse fee: $500 mar 3-5, July 21-23, dec 1-3

This three-day workshop focuses on the fundamental principles of lighting, with specific attention

on lamps and ballasts, terminology, light, sight and color, optical control, lighting calculations, and

application principles. These basic topics are covered through hands-on training and real-world

applications. Whether you are new to the lighting profession or a seasoned professional looking for

a refresher, the topics within this course can greatly improve and enhance your lighting education

needs.

fundamenTals of lighTing for disTribuTors course fee: $500 June 14-16

This three-day workshop is designed specifically for distributor sales professionals and focuses on the

principles of lighting. Lamps and ballasts, terminology, light sight and color, optical control, lighting

calculations, and application principles are all covered through hands-on training and real world

applications. The topics covered in this session will help the newcomer to the lighting profession or

serve as a refresher for the seasoned veteran. In this course you will gain lamp and ballast knowledge,

basic application knowledge, lighting cost analysis knowledge, and trends impacting the industry

today and for the future.

lighTing conTrols workshopcourse fee: $350 apr 14-15

This two-day workshop will focus on the design principles of lighting control integration within spaces

to achieve desired ambiance as well as maximum energy savings. With the help of industry leading

controls manufacturers, we will create hands on workshops covering sensor design, function, and

applications. Included will be discussions on ballast technologies, occupancy sensors, daylighting

controls, wireless control systems, high bay controls, building management systems, and other

integrated solutions.

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7 habiTs of highly effecTive people signaTure coursecourse fee: $500 apr 28-30, dec 8-10

This is a must-take three-day course based on the best-selling book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective

People by Dr. Stephen R. Covey. With this course you will learn the power of effectiveness to feel

more satisfied with what you accomplish, know where you’re going, and discover the secrets to

success and fulfillment within you. This workshop includes The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

book, a participant guidebook, a 30-day sample planner and the 7 Habits contract, taught by

facilitators certified through Franklin-Covey.

lighTing essenTials for college and universiTy sTudenTscourse fee: free To sTudenTs and professors may 7, ocT 15

This course is designed for science-focused college and university students looking to augment their

education. Lighting Essentials will teach the fundamental terminology and concepts of lighting

with specific attention on lamps, light & sight, color, optical control, simple design concepts, fixture

identification and application principles. This course is ideal for students focusing on interior design,

architectural design, landscape design, retail design, and engineering. All students are welcome and

no previous lighting knowledge is required. This course will be limited to the first 30 registrants.

led’s & emerging Technologies workshopcourse fee: $350 sepT 16-17

This two-day course will discuss the ever-increasing LED market and the speed at which LEDs are

quickly being integrated into lighting applications. Participants will gain a basic understanding of

how LED components are integrated into lighting fixtures and how well LEDs perform in particular

lighting applications. Additional discussion includes newer technologies just emerging such as OLEDs,

solar and wind technologies, and various other technologies that could impact the lighting industry

in measurable ways. Participants will also take part in a mini-workshop, designing and building LED

fixtures.

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2 0 1 0 s c h e d u l e o f c l a s s e sJanuary

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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10 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 39 3031

FebruarySUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728

Lighting Controls WorkshopThe 7 Habits of High Effective People

Fundamentals LightingConducting Energy Audits & Implementing Maintenance Strategies

MarChSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31

aprilSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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MaySUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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JuneSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

Fundamentals of Lighting for DistributorsCrime Prevention Through Environmental DesignLighting Essentials for College and University

StudentsCrime Prevention Through Environmental Design

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Fundamentals of Lighting

JulySUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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auGustSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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LEDs & Emerging Technologies Conducting Energy Audits & Implementing Maintenance Strategies Lighting Essentials for College and University StudentsCrime Prevention Through Environmental Design

septeMberSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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Fundamentals of LightingThe 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

noveMberSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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deCeMberSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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All courses are held at the Hubbell Lighting headquarters in Greenville, SC.

Lighting Solutions Center

701 Millennium Boulevard, Greenville, SC 29607

Phone: (864) 678-1045

Fax: (864) 678-1070

Website: www.lightingsolutionscenter.com

Payment is required before the seminar or workshop date.

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Course date Fee

CRIME PREvENTION THROUGH ENvIRONMENTAL DESIGN FEB 23-25 $375 BASIC AND ADvANCED

FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHTING MAR 3-5 $500

CONDUCTING ENERGy AUDITS AND IMPLEMENTING MAR 24-25 $350 MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES

LIGHTING CONTROLS WORKSHOP APR 14-15 $350

THE 7 HabiTs of HigHly EffEcTivE PEoPlE APR 28-30 $500

LIGHTING ESSENTIALS FOR COLLEGE AND MAy 7 NC UNIvERSITy STUDENTS

CRIME PREvENTION THROUGH ENvIRONMENTAL DESIGN MAy 11-13 $375 BASIC AND ADvANCED

FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHTING FOR DISTRIBUTORS JUN 14-16 $500

CRIME PREvENTION THROUGH ENvIRONMENTAL DESIGN JUN 22-24 $375 BASIC AND ADvANCED

FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHTING JUL 21-23 $500

LEDS & EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES SEPT 16-17 $350

CONDUCTING ENERGy AUDITS AND IMPLEMENTING OCT 7-8 $350 MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES

LIGHTING ESSENTIALS FOR COLLEGE AND OCT 15 NC UNIvERSITy STUDENTS

CRIME PREvENTION THROUGH ENvIRONMENTAL DESIGN OCT 19-21 $375 BASIC AND ADvANCED

FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHTING DEC 1-3 $500

THE 7 HabiTs of HigHly EffEcTivE PEoPlE DEC 8-10 $500

Complete this form, fax to (864) 678-1070, or mail to: Lighting Solutions CenterHubbell Lighting, Inc.701 Millennium Boulevard, Greenville, SC 29607The registration form is also available online at www.lightingsolutionscenter.com

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When choosing a new location for its headquarters, Hubbell Lighting looked to the home of over 215

international companies along the I-85 Boom Belt. Greenville, located in the Piedmont region of South Carolina,

in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, is half way between Atlanta and Charlotte. Greenville’s award

winning downtown is the arts and entertainment epicenter for the Upstate with live entertainment ranging

from the symphony and arts to baseball and other sporting events. Eclectic dining, exceptional parks, and

world-class museums round out the city’s cultural experience. Notable entertainment options nearby include:

n BMW Performance Driving School — Sign up for one of the many Driving Schools offered at the center.

n Fluor Field at the West End — Play ball with the Greenville Drive, Greenville’s Boston Red Sox affiliate

minor league team.

n Biltmore House — Tour “America’s last castle,” the majestic Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina,

complete with award-winning gardens, shopping, and the nation’s most visited winery.

n Whitewater Rafting — Experience all levels of rafting through the Blue Ridge Mountain waterways.

n Fishing — Enjoy a guided fishing tour for Brown and Rainbow Trout on the Lake Jocassee.

n Golf — Play a round of golf at one our very own South Carolina courses.

n Historical Tours — See our historic city on foot with a guided tour through downtown Greenville and eat at

one of the city’s many eclectic restaurants.

Find out how you can customize your visit to Greenville at www.greenvillesc.gov.

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regisTraTion

Interested participants may register for any course by registering online at www.lightingsolutionscenter.com,

by completing the registration form on page 17 and returning by mail to the address listed or by fax to (864)

678-1070. Payments must be received prior to course date. Thirty-day cancellation notice is required to avoid

cancellation fees.

class Times

Classes normally begin at 8:30 a.m. and conclude at 4:30 p.m. you will be notified via email of any changes to

the class schedule. Shuttle service from your hotel to the Lighting Solutions Center is pre-arranged. Standard

shuttle departure time is 8:00 a.m. from the front entrance of the hotel, unless otherwise notified.

hoTel

The Lighting Solutions Center has negotiated a discounted hotel rate of $89 with the Hyatt Regency

Greenville, located in downtown Greenville. visit www.greenville.hyatt.com for more information about the

hotel. Please note that the rate includes self parking, internet, and complimentary breakfast in the Provencia

restaurant on the mezzanine level of the hotel. For participants wishing to extend their stay in Greenville,

the negotiated rate can be extended for two nights after class session ends, based on availability. To make

your hotel reservation, please call the Hyatt national reservation number at 800.233.1234 and request the

Hubbell corporate rate (corporate id number: 63375). If you encounter any problems making your reservation,

please contact Suzanne Sylvester, LSC Concierge. you may also make your reservation online by going to

www.greenville.hyatt.com and putting the Hubbell Corporate ID Number in on the reservation page. The hotel

contact information is as follows:

Hyatt Regency Greenville220 N. Main StreetGreenville, South Carolina 29601Phone: (864) 235-1234Fax: (864) 232-7584

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air Travel

Participants should plan to fly into Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) the evening before

class begins. Please book departures after 6:45 p.m. in order to allow ample time for airport travel after class

ends. Arriving guests may arrange hyatt shuttle service from the airport upon arrival by making a reservation

with the Hyatt Bell Desk. To make a reservation, call 864.235.1234 and request to speak to the Bell Desk

(please make sure to identify yourself as a Hubbell guest). The cost for this service is $20.00. Transportation

to and from Hubbell Lighting for class and back to the airport after the conclusion of class has been arranged.

Charlotte-Douglas International Airport (CLT) in Charlotte, North Carolina and Asheville Regional Airport

(AvL) in Asheville, NC are approximately 1½ hours from Greenville and may be more cost-effective options

from some locations. Participants choosing this airport will need to arrange transportation to and from

Greenville, SC.

meals

The Lighting Solutions Center provides lunch and snack breaks during class sessions. For three-day class

sessions, a dinner event will be provided. All other meal requirements are the responsibility of the participant.

Those with special dietary requirements should notify the Lighting Solutions Center concierge one week prior

to arrival.

aTTire

The Lighting Solutions Center dress code is business casual to casual.

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With over 30 years experience Mark has a wide range of exposure to

many different facets of the lighting industry. He managed a lighting

center providing specification and sales services to industry professionals

and end users. He has designed lighting systems for a wide range of

applications including roadway and street lighting, residential, retail,

healthcare, manufacturing and both conventional and nuclear power

plants. He has spent the last decade in lighting education presenting and

teaching throughout North America, Asia and the Middle East

Mark serves on the Board of Directors of the IESNA and has been active in

the Illuminating Engineering Society in the Detroit, Chicago and Georgia

sections. He has served as chair of the IESNA Progress Committee. He

is a member of multiple IESNA, NEMA and ASHRAE Committees and

a frequent speaker and teacher at national and international lighting

events. His teaching and presentations cover the fundamentals of lighting

as well as specific design and application courses with a focus on energy

and the environmental effects of light, photobiology, legislation and

new technology. Mark is a columnist for Lighting Design + Application

magazine.

He has attained the Lighting Certified (LC) designation from the National

Council on the Qualifications of Lighting Professionals and is a Certified

Lighting Efficiency Professional (CLEP) with the Association of Energy

Engineers. In addition Mark is a Certified Lighting Management Consultant

(CLMC) with the National Association of Lighting Management Companies

and is a LEED Accredited Professional granted by the U.S.Green Building

Council. He has attained the new High-Performance Building Design

Professional (HBDP) certification from the American Society of Heating,

Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).

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mark lien, direcTorLC, CLEP, CLMC, HBDP, LEED Accredited Professional

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greg orTT, soluTions specialisT LC, IESNA

With over 22 years of experience in the lighting industry, Greg Ortt began his lighting journey with a distributor and segued to technical support management. An active member of the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) and owner of the LC credential, Greg teaches annually at the IESNA Street and Area Conference. He has been a guest presenter and has taught at numerous facilities on a wide variety of lighting topics.

linkoln diXon, soluTions specialisT LC, IESNA

A 14-year veteran of the lighting industry, Linkoln’s experience ranges from factory support to technical support. In addition to conducting training at the Lighting Solutions Center, he also served as strategic analyst for Prescolite, analyzing industry shifts and trends. An active member of the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) and owner of the LC credential, Linkoln has a Bachelor of Science degree from Georgia Southwestern State University.

suzanne sylvesTer, concierge

In 2007, Suzanne joined Hubbell Lighting to coordinate the activities that make up the customer experience at the Lighting Solutions Center, from training schedules to accommodations. Her background includes tenure as executive assistant and marketing coordinator in a variety of industries. An alumna of Clemson University, Suzanne is now the central hub of all Lighting Solutions Center activity.

701 Millennium Blvd. Greenville, SC 29607Tel 864.678.1000www.lightingsolutionscenter.comwww.hubbelllighting.com

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