HOW TO KEEP YOUR GREEN BUILDING GREEN • • • • Have you begun to incorporate green building practices into your building? Are your customers asking about your green and sustainable practices? Are you pursuing LEED for Existing Building (LEED-EB) certification? Do you have a green building certification -LEED-NC (new construction), LEED-EB (existing building), or LEED-CI(commercial interiors) - and want a way to maintain the best practices that have been initiated? Whether you are just starting or have already implemented green building practices, you need tools to manage these efforts. Many organizations sink thousands of dollars into upgrades or certification, but fail to reap the long-term rewards of energy and cost savings, simply because there is no framework to embed these practices into their organization. Building owners and operators need tools for operating their green building and sustaining their green building practices. In this interactive workshop, participants will learn how to keep green buildings green by: • Identifying key players and actions • Creating checklists and procedures • Finding ways to sustain green building practices Who should attend this workshop? This workshop is designed for Facility Managers, Plant Engineers, EMS and/or Sustainability Coordinators – anyone with responsibility for building operations, management or green practices. Workshop Leader: Dorothy Fisher Atwood, Management Systems Program Manager for Zero Waste Alliance (www.zerowaste.org). Ms. Atwood is an Environmental Management Systems (EMS) specialist, and presented a seminar on integrating EMS tools and LEED-EB at the U.S. Green Building Council’s 2006 Green Build Conference and Expo. Guest Speakers: George Denise, Cushman & Wakefield’s General Manager at Adobe Towers in San Jose (LEED-EB Platinum) and Bruce Lymburn, LEED-AP, Wendell Rosen Black & Dean LLP. Cost: Date: October 12, 2007 Time: 1 PM to 4:30 PM Location: Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean, LLP 1111 Broadway, 19th Floor Training Center Oakland, CA $45 USGBC - Northern California Chapter Members $75 non-members Northern California Chapter US Green Building Council http://www.usgbc-ncc.org This workshop is presented by and Sustainable Earth Initiative (SEI) www.sustainableearthinitiative.org To reserve your space, contact Wendy Mathews at 510-268-9210 or [email protected] Speakers: Dorothy Fisher Atwood Zero Waste Alliance Dorothy Fisher Atwood is Zero Waste Alliance’s (www.zerowaste.org) Program Manager for Management Systems and an independent consultant. Ms Atwood has over 25 years of environmental and sustainability consulting experience. With a master’s degree in quantitative hydrogeology from Stanford University, she started her environmental career performing environmental remediation. Since 1995, her work has focused on proactive environmental management. Her work includes development of implementation tools and procedures, training, and sustainability and environmental management system (including ISO 14001) integration. Currently she is working on management systems to support green building practices; she is assisting the Oregon Convention Center with its recertification to LEED-EB. She delivered a presentation on integrating EMS tools and LEED-EB at the U.S. Green Building Council’s 2006 Green Build Conference. Ms. Atwood conducts sustainability and environmental management systems training and has co-authored two handbooks on sustainability and EMS implementation. George Denise, CFM, CPM, FMA,RPA General Manager, Cushman & Wakefield George Denise is General Manager for facilities for Cushman & Wakefield, overseeing Adobe Systems Incorporated’s headquarters buildings in Northern California. His portfolio includes three high-rise office buildings in San Jose and three mid-rise buildings in San Francisco. Together, they total 1.4 million square feet. All three properties in San Jose are certified as Green Buildings at the platinum level. Mr. Denise has been a property manager for 27 years, employed by Cushman & Wakefield for the past 17 years. He is a graduate of San Francisco State University with a BA in Psychology, a Certified Facilities Manager (FMA) through the International Facilities Management Association, a Certified Property Manager (CPM) through the Institute of Real Estate Management, and a Facilities Management Administrator (FMA) and a Real Property Administrator (RPA) through the Building Owners and Managers Association. Bruce Lymburn, JD, LEED AP Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean LLP Bruce Lymburn is a partner in the firm's business, land use and real estate groups. As a real estate, land use, and business lawyer for 25 years, he has represented companies and entrepreneurs in a very broad mix of matters and in hundreds of real estate and business transactions. He is a founding member and head of the firm's Green Business Practice Group; his practice includes the management of "green building" design and construction teams. Mr. Lymburn is a LEED® Accredited Professional, one of only a handful of lawyers in the country to earn this accreditation. As a LEED® AP, he understands green building practices and principles and has the knowledge and skills necessary to participate in the design process, and streamline the LEED® application and certification process. Mr. Lymburn's most significant "green building" project to date involves the design and construction of "Cliftopia," Clif Bar's future Alameda headquarters, a 100,000 square foot building expected to obtain LEED® Platinum certification when completed in 2008. Mr. Lymburn is serving as Clif Bar's Project Manager and is responsible for managing the design, construction and all other aspects of the project.