• Main Stage - November 7
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Speakers

Chris Lettiere

Chris Lettiere

Senior Director Data Center Operations, CoreSite

Daniel Moore

Senior Director, Operations Business, CyrusOne

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Daniel Moore

Senior Director, Operations Business, CyrusOne

As Senior Director Operations Business, Dan Moore is responsible for all of CyrusOne’s operations contracts and vendor relationships in the United States, including the company’s Integrated Facilities Management (IFM) relationship that encompasses all aspects of facility management. He has almost 15 years of mission-critical data center operations and facilities management experience.

Since joining CyrusOne in 2015 as Senior Operations Manager – Northeast Region, Dan was elevated to Operations Business Director prior to his current responsibility. Previously, Dan served as Facilities Manager at Cervalis, purchased by CyrusOne, and he held several positions of increasing responsibilities with IBM for almost 15 years.

Supporting the data center industry, Dan serves as president of 7x24 Exchange Empire State Chapter, a not-for-profit organization that provides an educational forum focusing on challenges faced by mission critical industry professionals.

Dan is a military veteran, having served his country in the United States Navy, after which he earned his Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees from Marist College – School of Management in New York.

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John Lee

Executive Director, Wells Fargo

John Lee

John Lee

Executive Director, Wells Fargo

John Lee is an innovative technology executive focused on operational excellence through driving change. Combining a proven track record for providing outstanding results and building teams with diverse skills to deliver the highest-level of customer service. Core abilities regarding analysis and optimization. Passionate about continuous learning.

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Dan Loosemore

CEO, DatacenterDynamics

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Dan Loosemore

CEO, DatacenterDynamics

Dan Loosemore is currently CEO at Data Center Dynamics (DCD); helping empower individuals who plan, build, design and operate digital infrastructure to make informed decisions faster. DCD attracts over 15 million views to its publishing sites every year, making it the most read data center publication in the world. It's L&D business trains over 3000 engineers every year and the DCD event series attracts over 20,000 annual attendees. Since 2022, DCD has been part of the InfraXMedia portfolio and is a proud sister-business of Yotta.

Dan has spent 15+ years scaling B2B media, event and subscription-based platforms in technology and software driven industries. He is passionate about the future of B2B technology marketing and sales, supporting the industry's leading solutions providers on their GTM strategies.

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Brandon Ryan

Brandon Ryan

Director of Sales – Data Center Solutions, Albireo Energy

As data centers rapidly expand to meet growing global demand, every part of their operations seems to be expanding too. Energy consumption, cooling requirements, computer processing and demands for a talented workforce are hitting record highs. With emerging regulations and the urgent need for sustainable practices, data center management must go beyond traditional approaches to keep pace. From designing gigawatt-scale facilities to integrating alternative energy sources, this discussion will focus on strategies for optimizing energy use, reducing downtime, and extending the lifecycle of data centers. This session will dive into the critical role of AI in managing power and balancing operational demands. Join this session to learn more about: 

  • Smarter integration: How automation and smart infrastructure are reshaping how we manage day-to-day operations.
  • Energy optimization:  Best practices for reducing energy consumption, and designing with sustainability at the forefront.
  • Scaling AI: How to avoid seeing AI as a drain on resources, and the solution to the scaling that it is causing.
  • A new legacy: What can retrofitting to meet modern operational requirements teach us about what lies ahead?