The BE+ Exchange
At Built Environment Plus, we strive to deliver cutting-edge educational and community opportunities to communities of practitioners in building science, design, architecture, engineering, construction, and operations. The BE+ Exchange highlights the short yet impactful 5-minute presentations provided in our annual Building Tech Forum. The Exchange seeks to continue the conversations that began at our 2020 Building Tech Forum series.
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BTF ‘23: ACCELERATING CHANGE PRESENTERS
The 2023 Building Tech Forum was a series of 5-minute lightning talks where industry leaders presented the latest innovations in building technology accelerating the sustainable and regenerative design, construction and operation of the built environment. REMOVE: All presenters are then available at networking tables for exciting conversations over food and drinks about the future of building science and the collaborative potential of the moment.
Laurent Canneva
Access LIve Waste Intelligence inside your buildings
CEO and Co-founder of spare-it, after 20 years of international commercial development in the pharmaceutical industry world, I decided to focus my next 20 years on planet health.
David Martin
Thermal Batteries to Enhance Electric Heating Designs
Dave has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois with a minor in Business Administration. He has 36 years of industry experience and has been a member of ASHRAE. He has worked for Trane Technologies for 34 years as a Sales Engineer and Team Leader specializing in chilled water and AHU design.
Jason Ganley
Hotel Marcel – A Leader in Hotel Electrification
Jason Ganley is a Commercial Area Sales Manager at Mitsubishi Electric based in Boston, MA. Jason has been with Mitsubishi Electric since 2018, working with Consulting Engineers, Architects, and Building owners to educate, promote, and apply VRF and split-zoning technology in commercial applications. Jason is an alumnus of Wentworth Institute of Technology with a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering.
Lindsey Lawson
Diving into BERDO Data: What we’ve Learned from the 2021 Reporting Year
Lindsey Lawson is a sustainability consultant for The Green Engineer, an employee-owned firm based in the greater Boston region. She provides facilitation, design reviews, and permitting assistance for commercial building projects seeking LEED, WELL and other sustainability and occupant health goals. Previously, Lindsey worked as a Sustainability Consultant at WSP and a Staff Engineer at Langan Engineering & Environmental Services. Lindsey holds a Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Princeton University.
Dan Weissman
Sustainable Lighting 5 Concepts (In 5 Minutes)
Dan Weissman is an Architect, Lighting Designer, researcher, educator, and craftsman at Lam Partners in Cambridge, MA. As Director of Lam Labs, Dan leads endeavors in sustainability, digital technologies, daylighting design, and academic engagement. He periodically teaches lighting at Harvard Graduate School of Design, and is an active member of a range of committees including IES Sustainable Design, Solemma’s Climate Studio Product Advisory Group, and the Greenlight Alliance. An avid musician and amateur luthier of mandolin-family instruments, Dan also tends a garden, and two children along with his artist wife Lanie, and bakes two sourdough loaves a week.
Akash Vijay
Advancing a Net Positive Built Environment with BACnet/SC
Akash loves the Smart Buildings Industry and has worked in it since starting his career in Dubai in 2004. He is General Manager of Albireo Energy‘s New England Division (Norwood office). A former member of Siemens’ Dealer Advisory Council, Akash is passionate about being able to contribute to technological discussions.
Akash earned a Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering from BITS Pilani and an MBA in Finance from the University of Denver.
Matt Root
Better Materials, Managed Digitally
Matt Root is an associate principal at Integrated Eco Strategy (IES), working with design and construction teams to implement processes to achieve their materials goals. Currently Matt is focused on the development of IES’ proprietary software platform, Red2Green, which supports project teams with a database-driven materials product management tool. Previously, Matt worked at Conservation Services Group/CLEAResult, where he led a building performance team of mechanical engineers, enclosure experts and building scientists.
Kristen Brozowski
What % All-Electric is your Building
Kristen Brozowski is an associate with Buro Happold’s sustainability team. Her expertise includes whole building energy analyses, including HVAC systems, daylight modeling, and façade performance, as well as the evolving regulatory context with the MA Specialized Stretch Code and various municipal zoning and entitlement criteria. Her expertise in building energy analysis provides the quantitative and qualitative insight to assist design teams with meeting their environmental and sustainability goals. Currently she is working on several life science developments across the Greater Boston area, including One Boston Wharf Road which will soon be the city’s largest net zero carbon mixed-use tower.
Kaitlin Hur
The Value of Setting Energy Performance Targets early in Design in New Construction
Kaitlin is an energy efficiency consultant who has been with Eversource for two years. She serves new construction and major renovation customers in the commercial and industrial space, primarily focusing on commercial real estate and college and university projects. Her advocacy for electrification and aggressive energy efficiency measures has helped customers reach their low carbon and low energy goals. She received her Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering with a minor in Green Engineering from Virginia Tech.
John DiModica
Powering Ahead to a Sustainable Future
Clean Energy Project Development Executive – engaged in helping public-sector, large institutional and private business customers to achieve operational excellence, financial savings, climate mitigation and sustainability strategies through solar energy development. For some, this includes optimizing energy infrastructure and energy spend by leveraging solar energy, energy storage, energy efficiency and related infrastructure development.
Brent Ehrlich
BuildingGreen’s 2023 Top Products
As BuildingGreen’s Products & Materials Specialist, Brent Ehrlich has more than 15 years of experience researching and writing about the health and environmental impacts of green building products and materials, including their hazards, risks, and environmental and lifecycle impacts. He has written extensively on the intersection between chemical treatments, additives, and product performance as well as green building certifications, LEED Materials & Resources requirements, and more. Brent also provides consulting, workshops, and webinars, and leads an editorial team in selecting industry-leading products for the company’s green building product database and annual Top Ten Green Building Products award.
Yaning Zhang
GEOENERGY: THE solution to low-carbon buildings
I am a geothermal energy professional with over 15 years of experience in the energy sector, specializing in providing turnkey geothermal solutions for building heating and cooling. As an Account Manager at Celsius Energy, I advise organizations on how to harness the energy of the earth to reduce their CO2 emissions, energy consumption, and operating expenses, and to enable their net-zero goals. My passion for sustainable and innovative solutions stems from my engineering background and my leadership roles at Schlumberger, where I contributed to the implementation of cutting-edge drilling and ground characteristic modeling technologies for the industry. Past experiences in project management, HR, manufacturing, and process improvement help me deliver excellent customer service and value to my clients. My goal is to drive positive impact by resolving sustainability challenges with initiatives powered by earth for generations to come.
Matthew O’Malia
TimberHP
Matthew O’Malia’s award winning architecture has earned him a nationwide reputation for innovation and expertise in the design of passive house residential and institutional buildings. Over time, using fossil-fuel derived insulations in these buildings became an unsustainable trade off—a reduction in operational energy requirements, but a canceling out of those savings through the use of insulations high in embodied carbon.
In 2016, O’Malia teamed up with TimberHP’s other co-founder, materials chemist Joshua Henry, to look for a better domestic solution and determined carbon negative insulation from wood residuals, a successful product in Europe, could be manufactured affordably in the U.S.
GO Lab, Inc.—TimberHP’s parent company—purchased a former paper mill in Madison, Maine in 2019 and raised more than $130M to renovate the facility and create the first wood fiber insulation manufacturing plant in North America. TimberHP’s products—TimberFill, TimberBatt and TimberBoard—will be available in North America by late 2023.
Jeff Patton
Gradient Gen1 in the Field plus Cold Climate in Development
Jeff Patton is the Vice President of Product at Gradient, a San Francisco-based company specializing in cutting-edge solutions that promote sustainability and enhance home comfort through innovative cooling and heating technologies. With a proven track record as a dynamic product leader, Jeff spearheads Gradient’s product strategy, roadmap, and definition, driving growth while staying true to the company’s mission to cool the world.
Drawing from his extensive background in both commercial and consumer products, Jeff has garnered invaluable experience at renowned companies such as Dyson, Bose, General Electric (GE), and Unagi scooters. During his tenure at GE, Jeff focused on optimizing the energy efficiency of the company’s lighting products; while at Unagi, he contributed to the advancement of eV micromobility products. With this diverse expertise, Jeff brings a unique blend of product innovation and general management skills to Gradient, empowering the company to revolutionize the building technology landscape.
In addition to his professional pursuits, Jeff is an enthusiastic runner and cross-country skier, finding inspiration in nature’s beauty and serenity.
BTF ‘22: ACCELERATING CHANGE PRESENTERS
As the various built environment sectors race to keep up with transforming markets, transforming priorities, and rapidly changing technologies, materials, and products, our annual Building Tech Forum is a great way to keep your finger on the pulse of transformation. Our 2022 Tech Forum featured the latest innovations in building technology pushing the envelope for a sustainable and regenerative built environment.
From indoor air quality to new approaches to building materials, these presentations uncover some powerful ways to advance a built environment of net positive systems of water and energy, of financial and social equity, and of ecological and human health.
Dave Hermantin
UrbanGeo: The most efficient building electrification solution is right underneath your feet
Dave Hermantin from Brightcore Energy introduces their specialized Ground Source Heat Pump and Borehole Thermal Energy Storage system called UrbanGeo.
Dave Hermantin, Vice President of Renewable Heating & Cooling, leads the geothermal team at Brightcore. He has years of experience designing open-loop, closed-loop, and standing column well geothermal systems. He has designed thousands of tons of geothermal capacity in NY, New England, and the U.S. He is also responsible for designing geothermal well systems on NYC landmark projects such as St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Cornell Bloomberg Roosevelt Island, and Beach Green Dunes.
Christopher Haringa
Abode Heat Pump Quote Comparison Tool
Christopher Haringa from Abode Energy Management discusses the adoption of heat pump technology for home heating.
Christopher Haringa is the Senior Program Manager for Abode’s air source heat pump consulting programs. With a strong background in building science, air-to-air heat pumps, and program implementation, and has worked in a variety of energy efficiency programs both in the US and abroad, Christopher brings deep technical knowledge and first-hand insights into heat pump adoption program successes and challenges. Christopher’s strives to implement impactful programs that move the heat pump industry forward by focusing on what matters for the utilities, contractors, and customers.
JS Rancourt
What’s Next with VRV Heat Pumps – In 5 pictures!
JS Rancourt from DXS New England discusses 5 unique and advanced applications of VRV in 5 different building types.
JS Rancourt is a Principal at DXS New England (manufacturer representatives for Daikin) focused exclusively on VRV/VRF and ASHP technology. JS is a mechanical engineering graduate from the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, and in 2012 co-founded DXS Ontario, based in Toronto, Canada. JS has been applying ASHPs and VRV/VRF technology in cold climates for 8 years and spearheaded the largest VRV project in North America at the time with over 1,400 VRV units. JS moved to New England in 2016 and founded the local branch of DXS out of Peabody, MA. JS primarily works with consulting engineers and building owners and prides himself on educating the industry on topics such as ASHPs, VRF, refrigerants, and strategic electrification of HVAC.
Ben Goldberg
Reshaping HVAC Design: Designing for Improved Indoor Air Quality & Energy Efficiency
Ben Goldberg from enVerid Systems discusses trends that impact building HVAC Design today.
Applications Engineer at enVerid Systems providing support for integration of HLR (HVAC Load Reduction) Technology in buildings to achieve goals of indoor air quality and energy efficiency. Four years of professional experience as an HVAC Design Engineer working on mechanical system design for a diverse range of projects nationwide.
Audrey Schulman
Efficient and Equitable Electrification of Heat
Audrey Schulman from HEET discusses how the states gas utilities need to transition to a new non-emitting model.
Audrey Schulman, HEET Co-founder, and Co-Executive Director Schulman co-founded HEET, a nonprofit climate solutions incubator. A lover of maps, she created the first-in-the-nation statewide zoomable public map of utility-reported gas leaks. She co-led the FixOurPipes.org study which helped municipalities coordinate with utilities to fix gas leaks faster and at less expense. She started the Large Volume Leak Study, which discovered a way for gas utilities to identify super-emitting gas leaks and repair them. Together with Zeyneb Magavi, she has developed HEET’s innovative GeoGrid solution to transition gas utilities from gas to NetGeo, a system of networked ground source heat pumps. There are several gas utilities now installing NetGeo in Massachusetts and New York.
Nate Racicot
Improve the Built Environment with Indoor Air Quality Monitoring
Nate Racicot from Awair discusses IAQ parameters and the health and business implications of indoor pollutants.
Nate Racicot leads Awair’s East Coast Sales team based out of New York City. Nate joined Awair in early 2021 and worked alongside multiple internal stakeholders to land and expand Fortune 1000 accounts across North America.
Before joining Awair, Nate worked for a handful of early-stage enterprise technology startups, including BuildingConnected (acquired by Autodesk) and Progressly (acquired by Box). At BuildingConnected, he worked with Commercial General Contractors to automate the subcontractor prequalification process. At Progressly, Nate worked with Shell, Chevron, and Pfizer’s facilities teams to help them better collect key data points and feed them into preexisting systems.
Annette Frederick
You CAN Judge a Building by Its Cover
Annette Frederick from Fremarq Innovations discusses the current problems in the fenestration industry.
Currently, Annette is the Marketing Project Manager at FreMarq Innovations Inc. Her daily tasks range from social media management, event coordinating, website management, content creating, and much more. Her prior professional experiences are in B2B revenue generation and sales in the financial industry, manufacturing, account management, and business marketing. When not on the job, she loves spending time with her family and being outdoors.
Derek Stein
Multifunctional materials for managing moisture and heat in buildings
Derek Stein from Adept Materials introduces a new multifunctional material concept for building envelopes.
Dr. Derek Stein is the founder and CEO of Adept Materials. He invented the company’s core material technology at Brown University, where he is a Professor of Physics and of Engineering. Dr. Stein previously did postdoctoral work at the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. He holds a Ph.D. in Applied Physics from Harvard University and a B.Sc. in Physics from McGill University. In 2014, Dr. Stein co-led a team of students that competed in the Solar Decathlon Europe; the team’s project was called “Techstyle Haus”.
Barry Stephens
The Future of Healthy Efficient Buildings
Barry Stephens from Ventacity Systems discusses energy efficiency, IAQ/Health, and Electrification/Decarbonization goals.
Barry Stephens is the Northeast Region Sales Manager for Ventacity Systems, Inc. He joined Ventacity, a startup manufacturer of very high-performance, Passive House certified HRVs and ERVs, as well as advanced control systems, in March 2016. Prior to joining Ventacity he spent 15 years at Zehnder America, Inc as the National Sales & Marketing Manager, and later as Business Development & Technology Director. He led the introduction of Zehnder systems in North America and has been involved with projects across the continent. These include Solar Decathlon teams, NZE homes, Passive House projects, and other very high-performance buildings.
Ari Greenberg
Heat Pumps for the People
Ari Greenberg from BR+A Consulting Engineers discusses innovative ways to take electrification to the next level.
Ari Greenberg is a Senior Associate at BR+A Consulting Engineers in Boston, MA. As an integrated member of both the HVAC design and sustainability consulting teams, he focuses on developing strategies that push the boundaries of building decarbonization and keeping those strategies on track throughout design and construction. His work focuses on efficiency and electrification for hard-to-heat and high-energy building typologies in the healthcare, research, commercial, and institutional sectors. Ari holds a B.S.E. in Mechanical Engineering with a Certificate in Sustainable Energy from Princeton University and is a registered Mechanical Engineer in Massachusetts.
Barbra BatShalom
BuildingEase: Making it easier to track, manage, procure building products
Barbra Batshalom from BuildingEase discusses an easier way to track, manage, and procure building products.
Barbra BatShalom is the founder and Executive Director of the nonprofit Sustainable Performance Institute, CEO of BuildingEase and past founder and president of the USGBC Affiliate in Massachusetts which she ran for 9 years. She’s an industry leader whose vision drives market transformation from public policy to professional practice. Her work focuses on the intersection of systems, processes and culture. She’s an educator, management consultant and change agent working with a wide range of governmental, institutional and private sector organizations to help them institutionalize sustainability and achieve measurable improvements in performance and profitability.
Denise Rouleau
Priorities and the 2022 Revisions to Mass Save New Construction and Major Renovations Participation Pathways
Denise Rouleau from National Grid introduces Mass Save 3-year plan priorities.
Denise Rouleau manages National Grid’s Rhode Island and Massachusetts Commercial New Construction programs. Denise has over 25 years of experience in the energy efficiency/clean energy field in program strategy, evaluation, and implementation for federal, regional, state and utility organizations. Denise has played key roles in designing and deploying innovative programs and holds a Masters of Environmental Policy from Tufts University.
Chris Schaffner
Build New or Renovate? A Carbon Analysis
Chris Schaffner from The Green Engineer discusses how we have to reduce embodied carbon in addition to operational carbon when building.
Chris Schaffner, PE, LEED Fellow is the founder and CEO of The Green Engineer, Inc. Chris has 34 years of experience in the design of building systems with a focus on energy efficiency and sustainability. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from M.I.T. and is a registered professional engineer in Massachusetts, California, and Vermont.
Over the past 34 years, Chris has been involved in a large number of projects incorporating energy efficiency and sustainability. These projects have been across many building types, ranging from high-rise office buildings to small-scale multi-family residential. Many of his projects include energy-intensive building types such as research laboratories and hospitals. His portfolio includes more than 220 projects that have achieved LEED Certification.
ROADMAP TO 2050 PRESENTERS
Governor Baker has increased the Commonwealth’s commitment to carbon neutral by 2050. In order to achieve this, Massachusetts is developing a roadmap to reduce emissions by 80% 100%. At the same time, the BBRS is drafting a Net Zero Stretch Code. The City of Boston is developing performance standards for existing residential and commercial buildings, Brookline residents voted in favor of a natural gas ban, and the City of Somerville just passed carbon neutral zoning. The landscape is changing quickly, the Building Tech Forum will provide the context for how we get there.
How we manage and consume energy, design and build our cities, and understand our carbon footprint will change over the next thirty years.
Kimberly Cullinane
Zero Net Energy in K-12 School Construction: You Can Do It!
Kimberly Cullinae from Eversource reviews zero net energy construction in K-12 schools.
Randy Butler
IoT (Internet of Things) and Building Technology
Randy Butler from Superior Essex discusses smart buildings and why they are safer, more efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable.
Beverly Craig
Triple Decker Design Challenge
Beverly Craig explains MassCEC’s Triple Decker Design Challenge, a call for scalable models for decarbonizing triple decker buildings in Boston.
Brent Ehrlich
Products for a Changing Environment
Brent Ehrlich from BuildingGreen introduces five building products to reduce carbon and other environmental impacts.
Anurag Goel
COVID-19 and Beyond: Energy Efficient Building Design and Operation for Mitigating Risk of Infection
Anurag Goel from enVerid Systems discusses how HVAC systems can help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Jacqueline Goyul
“Clean Energy Lives Here” Campaign
Jacqueline Guyol introduces the Clean Energy Lives Here campaign targeted at raising awareness around building electrification.
Joelle Jahn
Zero Carbon Building Assessment: Designing for Carbon Neutrality in Boston
Joelle Jahn from WSP addresses the process for establishing zero carbon design by using the zero carbon building assessment.
Jacob Knowles
Carbon Neutral + Cashflow Positive
Jacob Knowles from BR+A introduces ways of achieving carbon neutrality and cash flow positive designs.
Paul Marquez
XLERATOR® Hand Dryers: Helping Commercial Facilities Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions to Net Zero
Paul Marquez reviews the perks of the Excel hand dryer from the perspectives of sustainability, hygiene, and cost.
Elizabeth Minnis
DCAMM Climate Action and What We Need From YOU
Elizabeth Minnis from DCAMM discusses four components needed to reach net zero in Massachusetts: expanding knowledge, budgeting carbon, thinking to the future, and accelerating progress.
Chris Schaffner
Three Trends Changing the Way We Build
Chris Schaffner from The Green Engineer, Inc. discusses technology that can be replaced to establish cleaner buildings.
Dan Smith
Heat Pump Performance and Electrifying Efficiently
Dan Smith from Daikin North America discusses air source heat pumps and introduces ways to apply them in a financially and environmentally responsible way.
Ted Touloukian
Embodied Carbon & Existing Buildings: SGI-USA New England Buddhist Center
Ted Touloukian from Touloukian Touloukian Inc. introduces their SGI-USA New England Buddhist Center in Brookline, MA.
Tamar Warburg
Edge Assembly Square: Solar Mapping and Facade Design
Tamar Warburg from Sasaki introduces the design process behind the new and first US Edge building.
MATERIALSCAN: GETTING TO ZERO WITH EMBODIED CARBON PRESENTERS
The Materials Carbon Action Network (materialsCAN) states that “embodied carbon will be responsible for almost half of total new construction emissions between now and 2050. Unlike operational carbon emissions, which can be reduced over time with building energy efficiency renovations and the use of renewable energy, embodied carbon emissions are locked in place as soon as a building is built. It is critical that we get a handle on embodied carbon now if we hope to phase out fossil fuel emissions by the year 2050.” Handling embodied carbon then is an important objective for innovative sustainable design – this Building Tech Forum will tackle exactly this issue. More pages coming soon!
Lisa Conway | Interface
Love Carbon
Interface shows how their latest product is removing more greenhouse gas emissions out of the atmosphere than were released during their raw material extraction and manufacture.
Annie Bevan | Superior Essex
Embodied Carbon Reduction in Products Behind the Walls
Morana Medved | Artik Art + Architecture/San Jose State University
Interior Design Education: Carbon as a Design Criterion
Expanding on educational offerings related to material selection for professionals, clients, and students to create a common knowledge base is key to embodied carbon reduction.
Nic Kaspereen | HPS
Interior Design Education: Carbon as a Design Criterion
Expanding on educational offerings related to material selection for professionals, clients, and students to create a common knowledge base is key to embodied carbon reduction.
Mark Englert | USG
Discover the Next Big Thing in Wallboard
USG’s latest product offers the same properties as traditional panels, but has significantly reduced weight and reduction in environmental impact.
Ryan Spies | Saint-Gobain
Steering a 350-Year-Old Ship
Addressing Embodied Carbon starts with how manufacturers can improve their operational efficiency. Saint-Gobain has embraced 3 unique levers that any manufacturer can follow.
Stacy Smedley | Building Transparency
Creating an Ecosystem for Embodied Carbon Accountability
In order for a community to thrive, a complex network of interconnected systems must be there to support it. Building Transparency’s EC3 tool is an example of a technology built to support and inform a thriving ecosystem.
Stephanie Carlisle | Carbon Leadership Forum
Decarbonization through collective action
Radical decarbonization is going to take more than just new products, tools, and data.
Jimmy Mitchell | Skanska
Skanska’s National EC3 Rollout
The Carbon Leadership Forum EC3 tool will be rolling out nationally soon – this latest technology will help bring organizations closer to reducing global carbon emissions.
Brent Trenga | Kingspan
Closing the Commitment Gap We Currently Face to Make Real Impact
Kingspan plans on expanding their global business while contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Global Head of Sustainability, Superior Essex
Sustainability Director, Steven Winter Associates
PE | Associate, LeMessurier
Vice President, AEW’s Architecture & Engineering group
Interior Designer, Jacobs, Boston
Senior Vice President, Market Transformation and Development U.S. Green Building Council
AIA LEED AP BD+C | Senior Associate, Gensler Boston 
LEED Fellow, WELL AP | Founder and Principal, Ecoworks Studio
AIA, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP
LEED AP BD+C | Environmental Sustainability Manager, Armstrong World Industries
Assistant Professor of Exposure Science | Director of the Healthy Buildings program
Managing Director, Harvard University Office for Sustainability
Principal & Director of Certifications and Consulting, Epsten Group, Inc.
Vice President of Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility, Jamestown
Director of Sustainability Programs, DASNY | LEED AP BD+C
Associate Principal, BuroHappold Engineering
Senior Vice President, Sustainability at Kilroy Realty Corporation
Co-Founder, Facilitator at The Laurentia Project | LEED AP BD+C, LFA
Vice President of Sustainable Development, Shaw
Founder and President, Board of the Healthy Building Network
Building Technology Director, Kingspan North America
LEED® AP ID+C, BD+C, USGBC Faculty, WELL® AP, WELL Faculty and Fitwel Ambassador
Workplace Strategy Expert and Researcher, EYP
Principal, Integrated Ecostrategy
Senior Vice President, International WELL Building Institute
Principal, Bruner/Cott
Architect, Associate, and Sustainability Design Leader, Stantec Architecture and Engineering
FAIA, LEED Fellow, Long Green Specs
Products & Materials Specialist, BuildingGreen
Director of Acquisitions and Development
Director of Restorative Enterprise, Interface
Sustainability Manager, Consigli Construction Company