Webinar Wednesday
in the Treasure Coast!
See Below for Webinars on July 18 in Martin and St. Lucie Counties - July 25 Indian River County
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With grateful thanks to Calvin Giordano & Associates, our sponsor for more than 50 LEED webinars in 2012, the USGBC South Florida Chapter and the Treasure Coast Branch proudly add another educational offering to our list of membership benefits. To learn more about our sponsor, click on the CGA logo.
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FREE LEED CEs for USGBC South Florida Chapter Members!
You read that correctly! Chapter Members can attend these online LEED courses for FREE! Non-members will be charged $15 per class. If you are a non-member, please
JOIN NOW
and then sign up for your FREE LEED CEs!
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NOTE: These are classroom-style Webninars.
Your attendance at the designated venue location
is necessary in order to receive your
Certificate of Attendance.
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Locations and Courses for July 18:
Martin County
w Webinar: Green Operations and Multi-Tenant Engagement, LEED for EB
w Credits: LEED Specific Credits (1.5): O+M & CEU 1.5 AIA/CES LU/HSW/SD hours
w Location: Crossroads Architecture in Stuart
w To register, Click Here.
St. Lucie
w Webinar: ND 201: LEED for Neighborhood Development
w Credits: 1.5 hours of LEED Specific (ND) GBCI hours, 1.5 AIA/CES LU/HSW/SD hours
w Location: St. Lucie County Planning/Zoning Department in Fort Pierce
w To Register and Learn More, Click Here.
Locations and Courses for July 25:
Indian River
w Webinar: HOMES 202: Numbers, Know How and Navigating LEED in Affordable Housing / LEED Certified Affordable Housing: It Gets Better Every Time
w Credits: 1.5 hours of General (Not LEED Specific) GBCI hours as well as 1.5 AIA/CES LU/HSW/SD hours
w Location: Oculina Bank in Vero Beach
w To Register and Learn More, Click Here.
Webinar Descriptions:
Webinar: Green Operations and Multi-Tenant Engagement, LEED for EB
w This webinar will feature Daniel Simpson and Sukanya Paciorek sharing their experiences, successes and failures in multi-tenant engagement for commercial real estate office buildings achieving LEED for Existing Buildings: O+M. Interested in learning how to work with tenants towards a common goal of sustainable operations? Join us as practitioners share real-world information and resources. Session Objectives: 1) Review the credits in the LEED EB: O&M Rating System applicable to tenant engagement; 2) Understand the importance of actively engaging tenants; 3) Explore the different methods and strategies for getting buy-in from tenants; and 4) Learn how proper tenant engagement can greatly simplify the pursuit of LEED EB:O+M Certification
Webinar: ND 201: LEED for Neighborhood Development, Sustainability Beyond Building / LEED for Neighborhood Development, Strategies for Urban Infill and Brownfield Redevelopment
w The USGBC has been testing the strengths and weaknesses of LEED for Neighborhood Development through nearly 240 pilot projects over the course of two years. In this webinar, two pilot case studies will focus on lessons learned and best practices that have helped inform revisions to the rating system. Presenters will briefly describe the pilot project on which they have worked, identify implementation challenges, and review areas where the rating system influences project decision making. Speakers: Elizabeth Carroll, Hunter Gee and Susan Mudd.
Webinar: HOMES 202: Numbers, Know How and Navigating LEED in Affordable Housing / LEED Certified Affordable Housing: It Gets Better Every Time
w Fifty percent of projects certified under the LEED for Homes program are classified as affordable housing projects. This underscores that affordability and green is not only feasible, but goes hand in hand. Flexibility of LEED is one of its strengths -- the possibilities exist for project teams to pursue credits and points that are less cost-effective than others. This webinar will discuss those credits that deliver maximum financial and health benefits to occupants, allowing project teams to make more educated decisions in the pursuit of LEED. Attendees will learn the benefits, challenges and lessons learned directly from teams that have implemented LEED on a series of affordable housing developments. Presenters will walk you through their own learning curves, helping you make the more cost-effective, impactful decisions the first time. Speakers: James Ball, David McCarthy and Nicole Sherwood.
Please come out and join in … and bring a friend! The more you get involved with USGBC Branch activities, the greater the wealth of contacts, resources and information that are available to you, including workshops and webinars tied to securing LEED accreditation.
As a program sponsor, you have direct access to like-minded professionals and individuals who share your interest in sustainability and green building. If your company is interested in sponsoring future programs put on by our nonprofit organization and receiving some of the best marketing exposure available in South Florida, contact David Phillips, Kyle Abney or Niki Gozdz to learn more about affordable options in our Treasure Coast endeavors..
If you have any questions regarding the Treasure Coast Branch or this month's program, and if would like to participate in future presentations or have a wonderful experience as a member of our volunteer family, please contact David Phillips or Niki Gozdz.
