Today in Lighting

Randy discusses LightFair and IES SALC requiring all visitors to be vaccinated, EdisonReport has named their 2021 Lifetime Achievement Awards Nominees, and Green Creative has two products included in the 2021 IES Progress report.

Randy discusses the new WILD Board of Directors, NGLIA endorses the L-Prize, MetroSpec Technology has a product that is a Sapphire Award finalist, and there is a job opening for a VP of Innovation and Product Development.

Randy discusses Lights on the Spectrum, the AIA releases a compensation report, designing lighting (dl) features the article How "Smart" is the Residential Market?, Maxlite introduces c-Max network controls, and Nora Lighting has a career opportunity.

Randy discusses Acuity announcing a price increase, the Lighting Agora adds new members, LightFair calls for speakers in 2022, and LSI reports a strong quarter.

Randy discusses the overlooked factors when specifying smart lighting, there's increasing demand for design activity, Strategies in Light starts this Tuesday, and Glacier National Park installs IDA compliant lighting.

Randy discusses the New York mask mandate, Green Creative offers improved driver technology for linear LED lamps, Lumileds expands their color portfolio and extends their phosphor conversion program, and recipients have been announced for the Pat MacKay Diversity in Design Scholarship.

Randy discusses the article featured on designing lighting (dl) A Healthy Investment: Circadian Lighting in the Workplace, congratulations to all of the IES Award winners, Get a Grip has a new episode featuring Ali Ahmadian, and Espen Technology improves the performance of LED retrofit kits.

Randy discusses Myers EPS being acquired by Kohlberg and Company, the Fancy Food Show at Javits Center has been canceled, NICHIA and Zumtobel partner to deliver human-centric lighting solutions, the LHRC has September courses available, Q-Tran introduces the Micro 5, and Hapco has a career opening.

Randy discusses the Light for Life event, Cheryl English wins the Louis B. Marks Award, DoE moves to subject bulbs to higher efficiency standards, and designing lighting (dl) features the article Lighting for Houses of Worship.

Randy discusses how a former employee is suing a rep firm, a study highlighting Fluence by OSRAM, and Mobern closes their MD plant and launches a new brand.