Overview__

April 27, 2026
International Asset Management Success Stories
Launch of
Asset Management Best Practices Exchange – Capital Cities
Afternoon Summit at DC Government Conference Room and Reception
1101 4th Street, SW – next to Waterfront Metro Green Line Station – Parking Available
1101 4th Street, SW – Station 4 – Reception – No Host Dinner

April 28, 2026
Asset Management Success Stories:
Government Executives Sharing Repeatable Processes
All-day event at DC Government Conference Room
1100 4^th Street, SW – Adjacent to Waterfront Metro Green Line Station – Parking Available

April 29, 2026
AI and Federal Asset Management Summit – Inaugural Event
Rayburn House Office Building – Room 2060

April 30, 2026
Simple Asset Management Legislative Language for Appropriation Bills
Legislator staff education on Capitol Hill

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Detailed Agenda__

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April 27, 2026
International Asset Management Success Stories
Launch of
Asset Management Best Practices Exchange – Capital Cities

Repeatable Success Stories from the United Nations, Washington, D.C., Australia, Canada, and other participating countries. Announcement of how multiple Asset Management associations will assist the United Nations, DC Government and its 14 Capitol Sister Cities in implementing Asset Management Best Practices. DC Government CFO, Glen Lee, will attend the reception. He will invite DC Secretary Kimberly A. Basset, and DC City Council Chair Phil Mendelson to the reception. We also will invite officials from the Embassies of 14 Sister Cities and officials from other Embassies. Officials from the Embassy of Australia have said they will attend.

12:00 pm – Registration and Continental Lunch – Networking

1:00 pm – Welcome and Overview – DC Gov, AMC, and ALN
1:15pm – United Nations Infrastructure Asset Management Reference Group – Statements from Members, including Michael Bordenaro, ALN Executive Director
2:00 pm – Associations assisting owners leveraging the Value and Benefits from Asset Management (VBAM) format to teach others and to learn from others

2:15 pm – Coffee Break

2:30 pm – Linux Foundation Support of Asset Management Repeatable Demonstrations (PAE Engineers)
3:00 pm – 1) Torres Cape Council Asset Management Platform – VBAM
3:20 pm – 2) Asset Management from Australia Success Stories – VBAM
3:40 pm – 3) Asset Management from Australia Success Stories – VBAM
4:00 pm – 4) Asset Management Success Stories – VBAM
4:20 pm – 5) Asset Management Success Stories – VBAM
4:40 pm – Influencing the Global Asset Management Movement – Association Panel – Creating a Library of Global Asset Management Success Stories – Value and Benefits from Asset Management (VBAM) – A Best Practices Rapid Deployment Method – with support from AMC, ALN, and other associations
5:00 pm – End
5:30 pm – Reception at Station 4 restaurant in the building

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April 28, 2026
Asset Management Success Stories:
Government Executives Sharing Repeatable Processes

DC Government CFO, Glen Lee, will provide the opening keynote on continued leadership of Asset Management best practices for government executives to replicate. His staff will provide detailed explanations. Other government executives will share their repeatable success stories. Asset Management and insurance will be addressed.

7:30 am – Registration and Networking continental breakfast

8:15 am – Welcome and Overview – Christina Benty, Former Mayor, Golden, British Columbia
8:20 am – Glen Lee, Chief Financial Officer, D.C. Government
8:40 am – D.C. Gov 1 – Darryl Street, DC Gov OCFO
9:00 am – D.C. Gov 2 – Dave Clark, DC Gov OCFO
9:20 am – D.C. Gov 3 – Richard Dietz, DC Gov OCFO

9:45 am Break

10:00 am – Christina Benty, Former Mayor, Golden, British Columbia
10:15 am – Art Kurland, Director, Asset Management, University Health, San Antonio, Texas
11:00 am – Kahua, Inc.

11:45 am – Lunch

1:00 pm – Michigan Infrastructure Council invited
1:30 pm – Australian Asset Management – Government Approaches
2:00 pm – Australian Asset Management and Insurance with ALN Insurance Asset Leadership Board

2:30 pm – Coffee Break

2:45 pm – Federal Executive(s)
3:15 pm – Association Panel with Government Finance Officers Association, Linux Foundation, Asset Management Council, Institute of Asset Management, National Urban League, and others

3:45 pm – PAE Livable Building Pilot
4:15 pm –
4:45 pm – Wrap-up Panel – Australian Colleagues, Christina Benty, DC Gov
5:00 pm – Program Concludes

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April 29, 2026
AI and Federal Asset Management Summit – Inaugural Event

Working with our colleagues at the Linux Foundation’s Coalition for Smarter Buildings, we will showcase the repeatable success of AI approaches as demonstrated at the PAE Livable Building. The link between measurable benefits of AI in Federal Asset Management will be showcased by invited federal agencies and implementors of publicly available, repeatable processes.

8:30 am Coffee and Registration

9:00 am Overview and Introductions

– U.S. Congressional Staff focused on AI – invited
– U.S. Government Accountability Office, Chief Scientist, Sterling Thomas, PhD, confirmed
– National Institute of Standards and Technology, Parastoo Delgoshaei, Research Engineer, invited
– National Institute of Building Sciences, Jay Kline, Program Director, Digital Technologies
– Linux Foundation’s Coalition for Smarter Buildings and ALN – PAE Livable Building Case Study as Stepping-Stone to AI in Federal Facilities, invited
– Federal Real Property Association panel, invited
– ALN White Paper on AI in IT presentation, confirmed
– ALN Member Case Studies as examples for federal exploration

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April 30, 2026
Simple Asset Management Legislative Language for Appropriation Bills

Staff of U.S. Senators and Representatives will be presented short phrases about Asset Management that have been used in past U.S. bills and in Australia that can be used as needed.

8:00 am – No Host Breakfast at Senate Office Building Cafeteria Capitol Hill
Breakfast Remarks by ALN Senior Fellows and from Australian Guests
Legislative meeting instructions to reinforce the previously distributed written instructions.

Meetings start at 9:30 am
Legislative Staff Education – 15 to 20-minute meetings with whichever legislative offices we can arrange meetings to submit a 1-page report on the activities and topics discussed during the week.

1:00 pm – No host Lunch at Talay Thai on Capitol Hill

2:30 pm – Resume meetings as scheduled