NEWS & EVENTS
GREENBUILD CHINA 2019 Date: 23-24 October 2019
Company: U.S. Green Building Council
Greenbuild China, hosted by U.S. Green Building Council, the flagship event in the Asia Pacific region for sustainability professionals returned to Shanghai for a third time.
This year’s four major themes - “Toward Net Zero: Present and Future”, “Green Buildings and Cities in 2050”, “Sustainable Living: Production, Consumption and Lifestyle” and “Build Climate Resilience, Improve Quality of Life” - inspired powerful discussions across 31 stellar education sessions on topics such as low carbon cities, ROI & cost benefit analysis of green buildings, smarter and greener buildings of the future, and climate-resilient design.
Andy To, Managing Director of USGBC & GBCI North Asia, said, “Greenbuild is committed to providing engaging
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educational offerings that deliver innovative and inspirational content to green building professionals. Greenbuild China serves as a perfect platform for industry leaders, game changers and frontline professionals in the green building community to inspire, motivate and drive change.”
individuals and organizations at the forefront of the green building community. They are: Sammy Hui, Business Development Leader, Building & Construction, Dow, McDonald's China and Beijing Construction Engineering Group. Another noteworthy feature of the Leadership Awards is the award trophy, which is made with materials recycled from construction waste presented by BCEG Resources Recycling company.
Andy expresses his gratitude to all the participants
At the conference, USGBC was also honored to announce the recipients of its 2019 Leadership Awards, an annual recognition of the outstanding
Representatives of 2019 Greenbuild China Leadership Awards recipients
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