Wednesday, March 5, 2008 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center
Pittsburgh, PA
Green$ense 2008:
Capture Your Share of the Green Market
The exploding market demand for green
building crossed a new threshold in 2007.
The number and types of green buildings
in the United States proliferated, with every
structure from hospitals to university
campuses, K-12 schools, historic properties
and sporting venues going green. Against a
backdrop of growing concerns for achieving
energy independence and controlling CO2
emissions, developers and architects found
customers clamoring for green features and benefits. Learn how to be competitive in this
rapidly expanding market and what it means
for you and your business at Green$ense 2008.
What is Green$ense?
A one-day conference highlighting strategies
in green building featuring BREAKOUT SESSIONS and CASE STUDIES with nationally
recognized experts.
EXHIBIT BOOTHS displaying green building products and an afternoon
TOUR of Bakery Square is also available. The event features the Shades of Green Leadership
AWARDS recognizing Western Pennsylvanians who have contributed to the environmental
transformation of the region.
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Who Should Attend?
Professionals and newcomers to green building
practices from Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey and New York.
Building owners and developers, facility managers, real estate brokers, and financiers, along
with architects, engineers, and construction professionals will benefit from attending.
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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
 Rick Fedrizzi
As the President,
CEO and Founding
Chairman of the United
States Green Building
Council, USGBC)
Rick Fedrizzi is at the
helm of what is arguably
the hottest and most
influential non-profit
organization advancing
green buildings and
communities in the
United States. With new
worldwide requests for
assistance from Dubai
to India, the USGBC
continues to drive awareness and change
in the built environment
on a global basis. |
 John Knott
John Knott is the President
and CEO of the Noisette
Company, which has
created a progressive
public/ private development
plan for North Charleston,
SC.This award-winning
integrative plan seeks
to preserve historic
architectural styles, neighborhood diversity
and the unique social
fabric of the city. The site
is being restored as a
sustainable community –
modeled on the belief
that cities must be equally
responsive to social needs,
environmental responsibility
and economic vitality. |
PARTNERS:
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To learn more about
sponsorship opportunities,
contact Jeaneen Zappa
or dowload
sponsorship
information here.
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