Description

Indoor air quality has been proven to impact occupant health and well-being in a wide range of settings. In schools there has been increased attendance and achievement and in healthcare patient outcomes are improved. Within office and workplaces air quality monitoring can offer:

• the opportunity to refine building heating strategies and cut energy usage
• feedback on operating practices and how to monitor changes 
• reduction in claims from occupiers and reduced insurance premiums

Experts from the International WELL Building Institute and selected clients join Butterfly Air to discuss how monitoring air quality has benefitted asset managers and building users.

Chairperson
Nicholas White, Co-Founder - Smart Building Collective

Speakers
Nick Munro, Co-Founder - Butterfly Air
Olivia Chatten, Senior Consultant - The Instant Group