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Call for Speakers!!!!! Our 2026 Webinar Schedule is still coming together now. Want to present a webinar or series of webinars? If you would like to be considered as a webinar speaker, simply click the Webinar Presenter link below and submit your request online. Our Webinar Training Committee will review your request and get back to you! I WANT TO PRESENT |
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2026 WEBINARS |
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Mark Kadoshnikov Product Manager, Notification Appliances, Siemens Mark is the Product Manager overseeing notification appliances. With a lively career spanning ten years at Siemens, he has previously managed two different fire alarm control panel platforms as well as the Sinorix NXN N2 Pre-engineered suppression solution for lithium-ion battery applications. Mark's current responsibilities extend to steering the development of PAD power supplies as well as the next generation of Notification appliances, showcasing his forward-thinking approach and commitment to cutting-edge fire safety solutions.
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June 3rd, 2026 | 1 PM - 2 PM ET
Smarter notification for smarter campuses: Acend™ Intelligent Notification
ICC Course # TBD
Campus fire and life safety systems are expected to perform flawlessly, yet the operational realities of inspection, testing, and maintenance can create disruption in classrooms, residence halls, laboratories, and research facilities. In this session, Siemens experts will explore how out intelligent, addressable notification technology is reshaping campus fire protection strategies. Attendees will learn how device level testing, disturbance free self-testing, built in Class X isolation, and cloud-enabled reporting can reduce inspection burdens, minimize occupant disruption, and improve system survivability. Acend™ Intelligent Notification helps campuses elevate their protection strategy with automated precision testing, targeted messaging, and real-time visibility across complex campus environments.
At the conclusion of this webinar, participants will be able to: Explain how intelligent addressable notification appliances enable device level activation and testing to minimize disruption in occupied campus buildings while supporting NFPA 72 functional testing requirements, Describe how disturbance free self-testing and automated reporting can reduce inspection and maintenance burdens for facilities teams while maintaining compliance documentation. Evaluate the impact of built in Class X isolation technology on system survivability, fault identification, and campus wide operational resilience and Identify opportunities to leverage cloud connectivity and remote command capabilities to improve visibility, diagnostics, and lifecycle management of campus fire and life safety systems.
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Brendan Delaney CEO, Aetheron Solutions LLC Brendan Delaney is a seasoned wireless telecommunications leader and safety advocate dedicated to enhancing the connectivity and security of the built environment. As the CEO of Aetheron Solutions, he leads with a focus on delivering cutting-edge in-building wireless solutions that bridge the gap between commercial connectivity and critical safety requirements.In addition to his corporate leadership, Brendan serves as the Content Committee Chair for the Safer Buildings Coalition’s (SBC) School & Campus Safety Work Group. In this volunteer capacity, he leads a committee of volunteers executing on initiatives to develop best practices and educational resources that support stakeholders working to ensure safe campuses and schools with a focus on ensuring first responders and occupants have reliable, life-saving communications.With over two decades of experience in the wireless industry – including a public safety and commercial wireless deployments in major school and government campuses – Brendan brings a deep technical understanding of how wireless and network technology can bolster safety and emergency response on modern campuses.
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June 17th, 2026 | 1 PM - 1:30 PM ET
The Critical Role of ERCES and Reliable 911 Access in the Campus Life Safety Ecosystem
ICC Course # 51066
In an emergency, a campus building’s greatest vulnerability isn't always apparent and can't be drilled for the efficiency required to move students and faculty out of the building, it's often the "dead zones" for both first responder radios and cellular 911 calls. When communication fails, the entire life-safety chain breaks.
This session, hosted by the Safer Buildings Coalition, addresses what an Emergency Responder Communication Enhancement Systems (ERCES) public safety radio enhancement system is and what the requirements are. We will also explore why modern construction materials often act as shields against essential wireless signals and how these "dead zones" delay emergency response times. Attendees will learn how ERCES functions not as a standalone luxury or check-box on a code compliance audit, but as a critical complement to traditional fire alarm and signaling systems. We will discuss the evolving role of indoor cellular coverage as a life-safety requirement, allowing an additional line of communications for first responders and ensuring that students and staff can initiate the first link in the life safety communication chain: the 911 call. Finally we will address what steps a campus can take, how to identify a competent partner, as well as resources for the community to learn more and get support in the future.
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