Varga’s decision to join Keedian is more than a leadership move. It is a signal that something in this industry is ready to change. 

For years, facilities and energy teams have been forced to manage hundreds or thousands of locations through disconnected systems, manual workflows, and reactive service models. Teams are constantly chasing issues after they happen, coordinating across vendors, and making decisions without a clear view of what is actually happening across their sites. The result is familiar: unnecessary truck rolls, wasted spend, slower response times, and teams stretched thin trying to keep up. In the past, connectivity was too expensive for smaller locations. With IoT advancements, the ability to connect sites and build an enterprise solution is now a reality, making it possible to solve broader business challenges that previously could not be addressed through existing building systems.  

Keedian was built to solve that. 

Rather than replacing existing systems, Keedian connects them into a unified operational workflow. By integrating HVAC, refrigeration, lighting, meters, BMS, and enterprise systems, Keedian gives facilities and energy teams the ability to see what matters, prioritize faster, and take action before small issues turn into costly disruptions. With the advancements in IoT, smaller sites can now connect and build the infrastructure and strategies around their workflows and business processes to make a bigger impact. Organizations that have managed their buildings for years can now connect those systems, along with other critical business processes, into a single platform. 

Through its Connect, Command, and Cover approach, Keedian brings together infrastructure, intelligence, and execution into a single operational layer that reflects how facilities and energy teams actually work. From integrating site data and standardizing workflows to managing alarms, coordinating vendors, reducing unnecessary truck rolls, and optimizing energy spend, Keedian helps organizations move out of reactive firefighting and into a more controlled, consistent, and efficient way of running their operations. 

“Facilities and energy teams do not need another system. They need fewer surprises, faster decisions, and a better way to stay ahead of what is happening across their sites,” said Roi Amszynowski, CEO of Keedian. “Lisa understands this at a level very few people do. She has seen where operations break down and where teams lose time and money. Her decision to join Keedian brings immediate credibility to what we are building and why it matters.” 

Varga has spent her career shaping how organizations approach facilities management, energy strategy, and operational performance across large portfolios. She is known for her ability to simplify complexity and drive real outcomes. Her return to an active leadership role underscores the significance of the opportunity she sees in Keedian. 

“What drew me to Keedian is how clearly it aligns with what energy and facilities teams are actually dealing with every day,” said Lisa Varga, Chief Strategy Officer at Keedian. “This is not about adding more technology. It is about making the technology teams already rely on work together more effectively in a way that supports faster decisions, less wasted effort, and better outcomes across every location. When you can connect systems, workflows, and execution, you fundamentally change how operations run.”

As Chief Strategy Officer, Varga will lead Keedian’s strategic direction across market expansion, product alignment, and growth initiatives. She will work closely with teams across the organization to ensure Keedian continues to deliver measurable impact for customers. 

Her appointment comes as Keedian expands its presence across North America and prepares for upcoming industry events, including EEI and ConnexFM, where the company will introduce a more connected, operationally focused approach to facilities management.