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Friday’s Agenda
Friday’s Agenda
July 17, 2015
July 17, 2015
506: Form & Function: Fun & Funky Trends in rends in
506: F orm & Function: Fun & Funky T
Classroom Design with a Purpose
Classroom Design with a Purpose
Do you have a need to learn more about fur-
niture that will lend to and maximize your 21st
Century Educational Space? Are you an “out
of the box” thinker and want to design fun and
functional classrooms? Have you ever wanted to
know more about the advantages of active learn-
ing for your students? If so, then this enlight-
ening session is for you! We will take a look at
some amazing new trends in educational furni-
ture and discuss how these products and room
layouts can impact your learning spaces in order
to gain the most functionality for each student
and teacher. Hertz Furniture has been creating,
designing and installing Classrooms of the Fu-
ture and can help your school product rooms and
spaces that maximize their potential.
Presented by:John Muir Cave Creek Unifi ed
School District and Jennifer Urogi, Hertz Furni-
ture
act Management/Administr
507: Contract Management/Administrationation
507: Contr
To tell the truth, there are a variety of contract
management issues that can arise; from the
price being right, to knowing the right lingo.
Concentration is key to this amazing race. Don’t
wipeout. Join us to discuss a variety of these
issues from both an owner and vendor perspec-
tive. It will just take a minute to win it.
Presented by: Lila McCleery, Phoenix Union
High School District, Mark DiBlasi, Mohave 601: Earn Revenue by Paying Your Vendors 601: Earn Revenue by Paying Your Vendors
Educational Services Cooperative, Inc.,
Charlie Bowers, Centennial Contractors
Enterprises, Inc., and Michael Carter, Mohave changer! E-payments to vendors will change
Educational Services Cooperative, Inc.
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508: Round Table Discussion with DPSable Discussion with DPS to effectively play to win and how your district
508: R
Talk about what is new at DPS. From the way can earn revenue by making e-payments to ven-
we submit our paperwork to the ban on the old dors. In this session, you will get a perspective
bi-fold doors. We will be able to ask DPS every-
thing you want to know.
Presented by: Bert Herzog, Scottsdale
Unifi ed School District, Christine Yberra, and Presented by: Brad Nassif, Glendale Union
Jacquelynn O’Brien
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509: AZ Department of R
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509: AZ Department of Revenue TPT enue TPT
Simpli
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cation Update - P
Simplifi cation Update - Part Iart I
Part 1: This session will focus on the Transaction
Privilege Tax Simplifi cation changes that began
January 1, 2015, with an emphasis on prime con-
tracting. This is your chance to understand these
changes from the staff at Arizona Department of
Revenue (ADOR) as well as ask your questions.
Learn what to expect from ADOR through the end
of this year and into 2016. Note: Please select
session 609 to join part 2 of this presentation.
Presented by: Amy Benesch, AZ Department
of Revenue
510: Marketing Your District - Part Iart I
510: Mark eting Y our District - P
Come hear Keynote speaker Paul Smith con-
tinue his exploration of how school districts can
better market their successes to their commu-
nities and constituents.
Paul’s years of corporate marketing experience
can help you Change the Game in delivering
your message to those that matter most.
Note: Please select session 610 to join part 1 of
this presentation.
Presented by: Paul Smith
Breakout Session VI
Friday 4:10 PM to 5:00 PM
Electronically
Electronically
Electronic payments to vendors is a game
your accounts payable game by earning
revenue as you process A/P. Find out what it takes
from a district that has been using e-payments
for the past six years and from a district that has
just implemented the program this year.
High School District and Elizabeth Martinez,
Washington Elementary School District