Webinar Details
- Date
- Duration
- 1 hour
Quick Facts
- Topics
- Engineer & Architect • Contractor
Speaker
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Brian Meyers
Brian has product responsibility for Tracer SC/SC+/Synchrony, and Legacy Tracer Communications Bridges. Additionally, Brian drives and supports products and offerings that span across controls products lines in areas that include cloud connectivity, cyber security, and others. Brian began his career with Trane Commercial Systems in 2005 as a System Applications Engineer, focused on System Integration. In this role, Brian gained significant knowledge related to industry protocols and competitive control systems. Additionally, in this role, Brian participated as a member of numerous industry organizations, including ASHRAE, where he became a voting member within the SSPC135 (BACnet) working group. In 2011, Brian transitioned into Product Management and has managed several products and services since that time.
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Brian Kirkman
Brian Kirkman is a System Controls Product Manager for Trane Commercial HVAC Americas, based in White Bear Lake, MN, and has been with Trane for over 12 years. Prior to his current role, Brian held the role of System Applications Engineer and also worked directly in the field for Trane, supporting commercial HVAC turnkey and building automation system installations as a project manager and technical field group leader.
Brian has spent over 20 years in the building industry, primarily focusing on electrical, HVAC, and automation systems. Much of his recent work has been dedicated to system optimization, electrified HVAC systems, and emerging technologies. Additionally, Brian has been instrumental in providing innovative solutions for Trane, including patents in the areas of plant control and optimization.
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Tony Bruno
Tony Bruno is the leader of the Applied and Sourced Solutions team at Trane, located in White Bear Lake, Minnesota. In this role, he oversees the development and standardization of high-performance HVAC system optimization and integration solutions. Tony's career with Trane began in 2000 when he attended the Trane Graduate Training Program and worked as a marketing engineer on design and energy simulation software. Following his initial tenure at Trane, Tony expanded his expertise as a controls sales engineer and service manager for a contractor in central Illinois. He rejoined Trane in 2005 as an applications engineer and has since held various positions within the company.
Tony is actively involved in several industry associations, including the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). He has contributed as a member of Guideline 36, Guideline 22, Guideline 13, and Standard 231P. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Iowa State University and is a dedicated supporter of the Cyclones.
