PHILIPS LIGHTING COMPANY ANNOUNCES INNOVATIONS ROADSHOW 2004
SCHEDULE Seminars on Green Design Accredited by the American Institute
of Architects LAS VEGAS - March 31, 2004 - Philips Lighting Company,
the U.S.-based lighting division affiliated with Philips Electronics
(NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHI) announced today the dates and locations for
Innovations Roadshow 2004, its seminar series on sustainable lighting
and design that is accredited by the American Institute of Architects.
One feature of this year's series is the impact of sustainable lighting
on the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Environmental &
Energy Design (LEED) program, a design guideline for green buildings.
LEED-certified Philips professionals will discuss how low-mercury
lighting can assist buildings in earning LEED credits. "As an
environmental leader in manufacturing, Philips Lighting is in the
unique position to share its knowledge of sustainable practices with
other companies," said Steve Goldmacher, Director of Corporate
Communications, Philips Lighting Company. "It is increasingly important
for professionals involved in the design, construction and operation of
buildings to become well-versed in sustainable design as the movement
continues to grow." Attending the seminar in one of the cities this
year will qualify AIA members for 1.0 AIA/CES Learning Unit/HSW. The
seminars are also open to licensed architects who are not members of
the AIA and other building professionals. After the AIA-accredited
one-hour sustainability class concludes, attendees will have the
opportunity to learn more about advances in lighting technology,
segment trends, applications for the future and Philips Lighting
innovations, such as ALTO(r) lamp technology. The locations and dates
include: * St. Louis, Monday, April 26 * Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday,
April 28 * Wichita, Kan., Tuesday, May 4 * Omaha, Neb., Thursday, May 6
* Indianapolis, Tuesday, May 18 * Chicago, Thursday, May 20 * Dallas,
Tuesday, May 25 * Oklahoma City, Thursday, May 27 * New Orleans,
Wednesday, June 9 * Philadelphia, Tuesday, September 14 * Washington
DC, Thursday, September 16 * New York City, Tuesday, September 28 *
Boston, Thursday, September 30 ? Pittsburgh, Tuesday, October 12 *
Roanoke, Va., Thursday, October 14 * Charlotte N.C., Tuesday, October
26 * Tampa, Fla., Thursday, October 28
