Summer Program 2025
Thursday, July 17, 2025
3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
2025 Summer Educational Program
Data Center Legislation
Location:
1700 Broadway
Denver – 2nd Floor
Click here for Stack Denver Parking and Bulding Access Instructions
There is also paid public parking lots/street parking available
Agenda:
3:00pm – 4:00pm – Doors Open & Networking
4:00pm – 5:00pm – Presentation
5:00pm – 5:30pm – Q&A & Networking
TICKETS
• Non-Member/Non-Sponsor Fee:
— $75.00 before event
— $100.00 at the door
• Free for End Users, Students, & Sponsors (Registration Still Required)
Join us for an insightful presentation that explores the evolving landscape of data center legislation. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of current laws, regulatory trends, and compliance requirements impacting data center operations. Whether you’re involved in IT, legal, facilities management, or policy development, this presentation offers valuable knowledge to help you stay informed and prepared. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain a clearer understanding of how legislation is shaping the future of data centers.
Speaker
Dan Diorio
Vice President, State Policy
at Data Center Coalition
Dan Diorio is vice president of state policy for the Data Center Coalition. Dan brings over 16 years of experience in state and federal government affairs and public policy. He began his career in the Massachusetts State Legislature where he served as legislative director to State Senator Scott P. Brown. Dan followed Brown to Washington, DC, and the United States Senate where he worked as a Legislative Assistant handling a large portfolio of issues including energy and the environment, education, labor, immigration, and transportation.
Dan next handled state and federal government affairs for a Boston-based demand response provider. While there he helped form the Advanced Energy Management Alliance, a national trade association for demand response companies and end-users. Upon moving out west for sunshine and dry weather, Dan covered election administration policy for the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Dan was also the vice president of legislative affairs for Colorado for the GoWest Credit Union Association. He advocated for credit unions and managed legislative campaigns in both Colorado and Wyoming. Most recently he was chief of staff of Strategic Affairs for C6-Zero, a start-up advanced manufacturing company, where he led public affairs, government affairs and organizational development.
Dan received his Bachelor of Arts in History from Boston College and has a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Colorado Denver. He lives in Denver with his wife and two children.