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There’s a reason some of the world’s most iconic hotels – not to mention NASA – have chosen us.

Mode:Green is the trusted leader in providing integrated solutions to today’s top hotels. In 2018, we were named the first Technology Integrator Official Brand Partner of Forbes Travel Guide, based on a reputation of high-quality design and system installation at top hotels such as The New York Palace, the flagship St. Regis New York, the Baccarat, 1 Hotel, Kimpton, and more.

This has led to the next generation of New York icons such as the Baccarat Hotel, and 1 Hotel Central Park, and 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge to entrust Mode:Green with turnkey technology implementations..

Mode:Green brings extensive experience in delivering simple, effective solutions within complex environments. With a proven track record of successful integrations and significant utility cost reductions, we have partnered with leading hotel brands and property ownership groups. Additionally, Mode:Green is trusted as a preferred integration partner for renowned organizations with intricate corporate needs, including The Walt Disney Companies, ESPN, ABC Television, NASA, Six Flags, MTV, and EMI Universal Group. As your dedicated point of contact, Mode:Green will manage the entire project, ensuring seamless execution from start to finish.

 

Bill Lally

Bill Lally, President

Bill Lally is the president of hospitality integration firm Mode:Green. A serial entrepreneur, Bill has extensive experience and a unique background in a variety of areas ranging from commercial audiovisual and control systems to energy management, broadcast, recording, post-production and hospitality. In 2008, the culmination of this experience resulted in the successful foundation of Mode:Green, which provides advanced control systems and energy management in the hospitality and commercial markets with the goal of bridging the current gap between integrators, MEP engineers and contractors, GCs, lighting designers and architects. Capitalizing on having become the first LEED-AP / Crestron Master’s Level Certified programmer, Bill grew Mode:Green from a small independent programming house (with clients such as Disney, Four Seasons, Baccarat, 1 Hotel and even NASA), to an enterprise completing several fully integrated multi-million dollar projects over the past five years.

Bill has made Mode:Green the foremost authority in meeting the demands of the luxury hospitality market and the ever-changing technology expectations of the world’s most advanced hotel guest rooms by staying on top of new technology trends in the latest and upcoming audio/video, energy management and automation technologies. Bill attended the University of Miami for Music and Audio Engineering, and is a member of the US Green Building Council.

Mode:Green’s Industry Certifications

  • Crestron Master’s Silver Level Certified Programmers
  • Crestron Digital Media DMC-E & DMC-D
  • Crestron Lighting Commercial Control Systems Certified (CLC)
  • Imaging Science Foundation ISF video calibration
  • InfoComm CTS
  • THX Levels I & II Audiovisual System Design and Installation
  • Control4 Programmer Levels I & II
  • Clipsal Certified Control Systems Programmer
  • LEED – AP – U.S. Green Building Council Accredited Professional
  • Member of the InfoComm S.T.E.P. Task Force creating sustainable multimedia environments (http://www.thestepfoundation.org)
  • Member of the InfoComm Smart Building Task Force
  • 2011 and 2012 participant in the InfoComm 100 the annual gathering of audiovisual industry thought leaders designed to assess and chart the current audiovisual and controls industry.
  • Lutron Hospitality Technology Integrator
  • AVIXA Certified Technology Specialist
  • Imaging Science Foundation Inc. Certified
  • Forbes Travel Guide Official Integrator 2018
  • Forbes Travel Guide Official Technology Integrator 2020
  • Telkonet Authorized Advanced Installation & Programming
  • Polycom VTC/ATC programming completion
  • Extron Authorized Dealer
  • OSHA 30 Hour
  • Microsoft MCP
  • Cisco CCENT
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