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Webinar:

Why You Can't Afford Business as Usual with Water

About

Join us for the 45-minute session that shows you exactly what leading hospitals and universities are doing differently—and why waiting another budget cycle will cost you more than acting now.


Event details
Thursday, November 13 at 10:00 AM CT (11 AM ET)

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The Smarter Way to Save Across Every Site

45-Minute Agenda:

  • The New Economics of Water 
    Why water and sewer rates have doubled since 2015, how aging irrigation infrastructure multiplies your costs, and the hidden budget drains most facilities teams miss until it's too late.

  • What's Actually Working 
    Real results from university campuses and healthcare systems: 40-60% water reduction, dramatic decreases in emergency maintenance calls, and sustainability metrics that satisfy accreditation boards and rating systems (LEED, STARS, Practice Greenhealth).

  • Beyond Water Savings 
    How modern irrigation management eliminates 2am emergency callouts, provides real-time visibility across multiple buildings and campuses, reduces contractor dependency, and generates the data your leadership team demands.

  • Q&A + Your Action Plan 
    Get facility-specific questions answered and learn the realistic path forward—whether you manage a single hospital campus or a multi-site university system.

Meet Our Speakers

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John Hagen

EVP, National Sales | Weathermatic

John joined Weathermatic at the end of 2024 to 
bring a heightened focus to the real estate owner and property manager end markets to expand adoption. He brings 16 years of corporate real estate experience, previously having served as Global Executive Managing Director for Energy and Sustainability at CBRE.

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Terry McTigue

President and CEO | IESG

Terry McTigue is President and CEO of Integrity Energy Solutions Group in New York, providing leading energy solution technologies to U.S. facilities. An active member of the International District Energy Association, Terry has helped clients including MIT, Harvard University, and New York Presbyterian Hospital.