Commercial Facility Tips to Navigate Stimulus Funding | Convex 

Billions of dollars have been made available to improve school and commercial facility indoor health and safety. See how to navigate this opportunity here.

Date

April 23, 2021

Time

10:22 PM (PST)

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Guest Speakers

Sven Linsmaier

Roger Muckenfuss

VP of Customer Success, Convex

More funding, bigger opportunities.

As schools open up around the country, creating safe classrooms is top of mind for many. Air quality, cleaning, lighting, and even building access controls all play a role in determining the relative risk of being indoors, but investing in facility upgrades to mitigate these risks is a costly endeavor for most education systems. Here’s where the COVID stimulus funds come into play.

In this webinar, Convex COO Sven Linsmaier and Head of Customer Success Roger Muckenfuss will share insights about how commercial service providers are partnering with school boards and districts to create “healthy” classrooms. You’ll learn:

  • How to navigate the different sources of federal funding currently available

  • What guidelines are shaping the ways that schools can spend the funding

  • How commercial service sellers can apply stimulus funding insights provided by Atlas to help schools open and operate safely

Register now to see how you can play a role in creating a healthy classroom for all.


Meet your speaker

Sven Linsmaier

As Chief Operating Officer, Sven Linsmaier is responsible for the day-to-day operations and people management at Convex. Prior to joining Convex, he had both client-facing and operational roles at Boston Consulting Group, leading large teams and executing go-to-market transformation work for his clients, and at Siemens in their Energy Services business. Sven holds a graduate degree from MIT, and an undergraduate degree in Economics from Friedrich–Alexander University Erlangen–Nürnberg.