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PRE-SUMMIT WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS
Pre-Summit Workshops Ballroom D
8:30 am to 12:30 pm Understanding CALGreen
Tis half-day seminar will provide an introduction and overview of the new building code requirements, compliance checklists and the new code’s enforce- ment. A panel of local building depart- ment staff will be on hand to answer questions about how local jurisdictions are implementing and enforcing the new requirements. Tis seminar provides the following continuing education units (CEUs): AIA (3); USGBC (3); ICC (.3).
Presenter: Charles ‘Russ’ Russell, C.B.O., Vice Presi- dent, VCA Code Group
Ballroom D
1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Mastering CALGreen: In- Depth Commercial Workshop
Te CALGreen Commercial Workshop will provide an in-depth look at the com- mercial chapters of the new code that pertain to nonresidential construction, covering each section in detail with a fo- cus on application and compliance. Each participant will review a commercial site plan, from planning and design to completion, detailing each aspect of code - and how to achieve them. Participants will also be trained on the new docu- mentation requirements for the submis- sion and approval of building plans. CALGreen also mandates commission- ing be required of all new nonresidential properties over 10,000 square feet, and this session will address the various steps of the commissioning process. Tis workshop provides the following continuing education units (CEUs): AIA (4); ICC (.4).
Presenter: Charles ‘Russ’ Russell, C.B.O., Vice Presi- dent, VCA Code Group
1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Mastering CALGreen: In- Depth Residential Workshop
Te CALGreen Residential Workshop will provide an in-depth look at the residential chapters of the new code, covering each section in detail with a focus on application and compliance. Each participant will review a residential new construction site plan, from plan- ning and design to completion, detailing each aspect of code - and how to achieve them. Participants will also be trained on the new documentation requirements for the submission and approval of residen- tial building plans. Tis workshop pro- vides the following continuing education units (CEUs): AIA (4); ICC (.4).
Presenter: Marc Cohen, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Director of Sustainable Design, MVE Institutional
Room 102
9:00 am to 4:00 pm Running a Greener Building
With rising utility costs and resource scarcity, improving building performance through energy and water efficiency affects both financial and environmen tal sustainability. But deciphering an existing building’s performance can be a struggle if you don’t know where to start. Using successful case studies, this presentation provides the tools and confidence to evaluate existing condi tions and implement best practices in on-going maintenance and operations.
Moderator: Stephany Cull, Founder, RetroCom Energy Strategies and Cull & Associates
Presenters: Paul Schultz, CIC, CLIA, CTL-E, CLCA Certified Water Manager, Irrigation Resource Manager, Cagwin & Dorward Grant Peterson, LEED Green Associate, Dis- trict Manager, ABM Janitorial Services, Inc. Jeff McDowell, Energy Management Spe- cialist, LEED GA, Lighting Certified, Certi- fied Green Building Professional, Rexel
Room 105
9:00 am to 4:00 pm Credit Where Credit’s Due: Getting the Word Out about Your Green Programs
Design A Five-step Marketing Plan To Position Your Company As An Industry Leader. Success or failure of your green initia- tive, company, product or program is dependent on creating an awareness, visibility and market position. Learn how to design a five-step marketing plan to position yourself as a leader your indus- try. Topics include: • How to define your brand • Why your logo isn’t bringing in customers • How to effectively use traditional adver- tising and publicity to attract customers • How to determine if social media should be a part of your marketing plan, and • How to create website that has the power to reach your target audience.
Presenters: Dennis Erokan, President, Placemaking Group Jan Burch, Vice President, Placemaking Group Miriam Schaffer, Traditional and Social Media Specialist, Placemaking Group
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