Heidi Anderson-Rhodes joins Pristine Environments as Senior Director of Process + Technology

SAN DIEGO - Sept. 3, 2015 - PRLog -- Pristine Environments, a leading provider of smart facility and intelligent energy solutions, announced today that Heidi Anderson-Rhodes has joined the company as Senior Director of Process + Technology within the company’s FM Solutions group, reporting to Vincent Troisi, Senior Vice President. Within this role, she will direct the start-up and operation of new enterprise level accounts and lead the development of Pristine Environment’s service delivery models, while working closely with the company’s technology practice.

Ms. Rhodes is an experienced Facilities Management and Corporate Real Estate executive with deep experience deploying large-scale FM operations programs and related technology solutions for her clients.

Prior to joining Pristine Environments, she led DTZ’s Technology Solutions team for the Americas. She also served as their Interim Global CIO for DTZ, where she focused on CRE and FM dashboards, collaboration and mobility solutions, as well as helping clients leverage investments in CRE, IWMS and CMMS technologies.

“We couldn’t be more pleased by the addition of Heidi to our team and the breathe of experience she brings to the company,” said Brian Snow, CEO of Pristine Environments. “

Ms. Anderson-Rhodes received her BA in International Relations from the American University in Washington DC, is a CPMM, and received her Green Associate credential from the USGBC.

About Pristine Environments:

Pristine Environments manages, maintains and optimizes the performance of mission critical facilities for corporate real estate owners in nearly 100 million square feet of specialized buildings throughout North America. From life sciences, aerospace, datacenters, oil + gas, luxury retail, sports technology + fitness, and commercial real estate, our team of nearly 1,750 professionals keeps these industries’ buildings and facilities operating efficiently, sustainably and on budget.