Erin McDannald | Source | CEO and Co-owner at Environments & Lighting Environments

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Erin McDannald

CEO and Co-owner at Environments & Lighting Environments and 1 other company
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Erin is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-owner at Environments by Lighting Environments. Environments is changing the way we work and live through IoT technology designed for your health, wellness and unique needs. With nearly 20 years of experience in sales and guiding clients throughout the lighting design and construction process, Erin is now leading Environments to meet the rapidly changing connected device market head-on. Her passion is creating a more inclusive world for those who are excluded from normal activities or spaces due to a chronic illness, disability, sick family or other challenges. Her work with Environments uses technology to break down barriers and help connect all people.

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  • AI Revolutionizes Facilities Management with Smart Building Tech
    Erin highlights AI's role in enhancing energy efficiency, employee wellness, and space utilization. "In three years, expect fully autonomous smart buildings," she notes. AI will automate tasks, analyze data, and optimize performance. Future capabilities include energy savings, decentralized grids, and improved indoor environmental quality, focusing on air quality and smart lighting for occupant wellness.
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  • Oh, I am in it. We’re pushing this digital transformation within my company. And so we’re understanding what it is at its core and from a, I guess from a perspective of really understanding why people of the older generation don’t value digital interactions in the same way that younger people do from a philosophical perspective, I think is interesting, I think that it has something to do with honoring the human body in a sense. Not wanting to abandon it. So I think there’s some things about that. So the answer is, you don’t tell people that there’s a new program and we’re gonna go into the metaverse. You spend months and months talking about it and getting them ready for it and selling them your ideas of why you think it’s going to bridge the gap and how it’s gonna make their lives better. And then you move into it slowly and you dip your toes into it and you spend more and more time in the metaverses each week.

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