WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 78:30 – 10 A.M. RED SERIES 10:30 A.M. – 12 P.M. ORANGE SERIES 4 – 5:30 P.M. YELLOW SERIES 8:30 – 10 A.M. GREEN SERIES 10:30 A.M. – 12 P.M. BLUE SERIES 4 – 5:30 P.M. PURPLE SERIES 8:30 – 10 A.M. SILVER SERIES

1. TECHNOLOGY

RD01: MATERIAL REUSE PRIMER: DEMYSTIFYING THE CHALLENGES AND PROVIDING THE TOOLSAnne Nicklin, Building Materials Reuse Association (M); Robert Backus, Omega Instutite for Holistic Studies; Nathan Benjamin, Omega Instutite for Holistic Studies; Kevin Hydes, Integral Group

OR01: To Be Announced YL01: THE TRUTH ABOUT LEDS: HOW TO USE THIS LIGHTING TECHNOLOGY TO ACHIEVE GENUINE ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITSJennifer Dolin, OSRAM SYLVANIA (M); Glenn Heinmiller, LAM Partners, Architectural Lighting Design; Naomi Miller, LAM Partners, Architectural Lighting Design; Kyle Pitsor, National Electrical Manufacturers Association

GR01: CARBON EFFICIENT STRUCTURES AND THE COOL ROOFS THAT COVER THEMWolfgang Werner, Thornton Tomasetti (M); Hugo Destaillats, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Sherry Hao, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Robert Otani, Thornton Tomasetti

BL01: GETTING TO ZERO WASTE: TURNING TRASH INTO A RESOURCE FOR THE NEXT GENERATIONChristian Klehm, Sellen Construction Company (M); Joel Banslaben, City of Seattle, Washington; Terry Gillis, City of Seattle, Washington; Yancy Wright, Sellen Construction Company

PL01: ARE THERE ANY SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS? EXPLORING THE ROLE OF MATERIALS STEWARDSHIP IN SUSTAINABLE BUILT ENVIRONMENTSJennifer Atlee, BuildingGreen (M); Sarah Brooks, The Natural Step Canada; Lindsay James, The Natural Step Canada; Gail Vittori, Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems

SL01: LEED LCA PILOT CREDIT: BACKGROUND, MOTIVATION AND EXPERIENCESWhit Faulconer, USGBC (M); Dirk Kestner, Walter P Moore; Wayne Trusty, ATHENA Sustainable Materials Institute

2. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBLY

RD02: AN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS’ ROUNDTABLE: IS SUSTAINABILITY AN IMPORTANT INVESTMENT CRITERION?John Klein, JDM Associates (M); Philip Payne, Ginkgo Residential; Bob Ratliffe, Bentall Kennedy; Nicholas Stolatis, TIAA-CREF

OR02: WHAT GETS MEASURED GETS MANAGED: SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE SECTORSMichael Brooks, REALpac (M); Steve Driscoll, Landcom; John Rizzo, Landcom; Mike Wallace, Global Reporting Initiative

YL02: PNC’S POWER OF 10: 10 YEARS, 100 GREEN BUILDINGS, ONE TRANSFORMED COMPANYBrad Pease, Paladino and Company, Inc. (M); Douglas Gensler, Gensler; Tom Paladino, Paladino and Company, Inc.; Gary Saulson, The PNC Financial Services Group

GR02: HOW TO REACH AND INSPIRE JOE SIX PACK: PRO SPORTS TEAMS SHARE THEIR SECRETS.Allen Hershkowitz, Natural Resources Defense Council (M); Darryl Benge, Seattle Seahawks and Seattle Sounders FC; Scott Jenkins, Seattle Mariners; Justin Zuelner, Rose Quarter/Portland Trail Blazers

BL02: ACCELERATING ADOPTION THROUGH TENANT DEMANDS: CUSTOMERS FLEX THEIR MUSCLESMichael Jordan, Jones Lang LaSalle Americas (M); Marc Heisterkamp, Bank of America; Ron Herbst, Deutsche Bank AG London

PL02: CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY GUIDES DESIGN, OPERATIONS AND A COMMUNITY’S FUTUREDavid Lazaro, CB Richard Ellis S.A. (M); Soledad Berbegal, Actiu; Gary Thomas, CB Richard Ellis

SL02: FROM BUILDING LEED TO BEING GREEN: THE PATH TO BECOMING A GREEN ECONOMY COMPANYDavid Krieger, Paladino and Company, Inc. (M); Sachin Kalbag, Centre City Development Corporation; Wayne Lingafelter, Corporate Office Properties Trust (COPT); Amy Shatzkin, Sound Transit

3. PERFORMANCE/ENERGY/BENCHM

ARKING

RD03: MOVING TO MEASUREMENT-BASED CODES - LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE U.S. AND AUSTRIAEric Makela, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (M); Linda Connell, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Christiane Egger, Regional Energy Agency of Upper Austria; Ian Finlayson, MA Dept. of Energy Resources

OR03: IMPROVING ENERGY MODELING CREDIBILITYEllen Franconi, Rocky Mountain Institute (M); Allan Daly, Taylor Engineering; Tracy Phillips, 7th Gen Energy Solutions

YL03: THE PROOF IS IN THE PUDDING: PERFORMANCE METRICS FROM THE FIRST FIVE CERTIFIED LIVING BUILDINGSRalph DiNola, Green Building Services, Inc. (M); Ana Sera, Buro Happold; Kevin G. Smith, Tyson Research Center, Washington University in St. Louis; Amanda Sturgeon, International Living Building Institute

GR03: PRE TO POST: LESSONS IN QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE BUILDING PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONHeather Gayle Holdridge, Lake|Flato Architects; Ilana Judah, FXFOWLE; Bradley Nies, U.S. General Services Administration

BL03: TOWARD LOW CARBON BUILDINGS AND CITIES: ENERGY BENCHMARKING AND HIGH PERFORMANCE BUILDING ENVELOPESPeter Rumsey, Integral Group (M); Ron Dembo, Zerofootprint; Stet Sanborn. LEED AP, Siegel & Strain Architects; Henry Siegel, Siegel & Strain Architects

PL03: IMPACT OF AIRTIGHTNESS ON BUILDING ENVELOPE SUSTAINABILITYWagdy Anis, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. (M); Brian Erickson, Pie Forensic Consultants; Maria Spinu, DuPont

SL03: BENCHMARKING HIGH PERFORMANCE: CREATING BETTER MEASURES FOR BETTER BUILDINGSNadav Malin, BuildingGreen (M); Jenny Carney, YRG sustainability consultants; Michele Russo, McGraw-Hill Construction

4. COMMUNITIES

RD04: REINVENTING HABITAT FOR HUMANITY: HOW SUSTAINABILITY CAN BE AFFORDABLE FOR EVERYONEAllison McKenzie, SHP Leading Design (M); Andy Corn, RWA Architects; Adam Nelson, Habitat for Humanity Cincinnati

OR04: WORKING WITH LOCAL LEADERS TO ENGAGE YOUR COMMUNITY IN THE GREEN BUILDING PROCESSJaime Ortiz, Sweetwater Union High School District (M); Cheryl Cox, City of Chula Vista; Jesus Gandara, Sweetwater Union High School District

YL04: THE HUMAN CONNECTION - LANDSCAPES THAT PROMOTE HEALTH AND WELL-BEINGZolna Russell, Hord Coplan Macht, Inc. (M); Naomi Sachs, Therapeutic Landscapes Network; Peter Linsay Schaudt, Hoerr Schaudt Landscape Architects

GR04: DRIVING SUSTAINABILITY AT THE NEIGHBORHOOD LEVEL: NEW AGGREGATION & FINANCE MODELS FOR BLOCK WIDE RENEWAL Llewellyn Wells, Living City Block (M); Greg Stark, National Renewable Energy Laboratory; David Wood, Initiative for Responsible Investment at Harvard University

BL04: To Be Announced PL04: HERE COMES THE NEXT IN CHINA'S RAPID URBANIZATIONKevin Mo, The Energy Foundation (M); Jianxin Hu, China Merchants Real Estate Development Co, Ltd; Yingchu QIAN, Fainthful+Gould, ATKINS; Hongwei TAN, Tongji University

SL04: SMART GRIDS = SMART COMMUNITIES: A REAL WORLD VIEWAndrea Traber, KEMA Inc. (M); Frits Bliek, KEMA Inc.; Geof Syphers, Codding Enterprises

5. LESSONS

RD05: EQP1: TRIALS, TRIBULATIONS, AND CHALLENGES OF THE VENTILATION PREREQUISITEChristopher Ashworth, Healthy Buildings (M); Mark Carpenter, Healthy Buildings; Evan Tyroler, Cassidy Turley; Dan Wilcox, Sustainable Building Partners

OR05: 100 SUSTAINABLE HOMES; LESSONS LEARNED IN NEW ORLEANS’ PROJECT HOME AGAINCarey Shea, Project Home Again (M); Philip Kerrigan, Jr., Building Science Corporation; John Williams, John C. Williams Architects

YL05: SITES AROUND THE U.S.: PERSPECTIVES FROM THREE PILOT PROJECTSConstance Haydock, Constance T. Haydock, Landscape Architect, P.C. (M); Kevin Burke, Atlanta Beltline, Inc.; Matt Fridell, Wyss Associates, Inc.

GR05: NEW LIFE FOR EXISTING ENERGY MODELS: OPPORTUNITIES, BARRIERS, LEGAL TIPS AND CASE STUDIESChristoph Reinhart, Harvard Graduate School of Design (M); Steve Kemp, Enermodal Engineering Ltd.; Holly Samuelson, Harvard Graduate School of Design; Julie Taylor, Noble & Wickersham LLP

BL05: LEARNING FROM BUILDINGS: TECHNOLOGIES FOR MEASURING, BENCHMARKING AND IMPROVING PERFORMANCEGail Brager, University of California, Berkeley (M); Ed Arens, Center for the Built Environment, UC Berkeley; John Goins, Center for the Built Environment, UC Berkeley; David Lehrer, Center for the Built Environment, UC B k l

PL05: ANALYZING POST OCCUPANCY PERFORMANCE: A REPLICABLE MODEL FOR ENGAGING STAKEHOLDERS IN BUILDING PERFORMANCEDoug Widener, USGBC - Illinois Chapter (M); Mark Bettin, Merchandise Mart Properties, Inc.; Kathryn Eggers, CNT Energy; Ted Krasnesky, Pepper Construction Company

SL05: BUILDING PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FOR 50 GREEN BUILDINGSManette Messenger (M); Kim Fowler, Battelle, PNNL; Kevin Powell, U.S. General Services Administration

6. EDUCATION

RD06: GREEN SCHOOLS THAT TEACH: WHOLE-SCHOOL SUSTAINABILITY Katharine Leigh, Colorado State University (M); Stephanie Barr, Institute for the Built Environment, Colorado State University; Brian Dunbar, Institute for the Built Environment, Colorado State University

OR06: SUSTAINABLE CAMPUS AND ECO-DISTRICT PLANNING: WHAT’S NEXT?Jerry Yudelson, Yudelson Associates (M); Brodie Bain, Mithun; Naomi Cole, Portland Sustainability Institute; Tom Puttman, Puttman Infrastructure

YL06: EXPERIENCING SUSTAINABILITY: WHERE ART AND METRICS MEETRich Franko, Mithun; Ned Kahn, Ned Kahn Studios

GR06: BENCHMARKING & PERFORMANCE EVALUATION LEED SCHOOLS (BELS II): EVIDENCE-BASED PERFORMANCE AND DESIGN GUIDLEINESIhab Elzeyadi, University of Oregon (M); Robert Hull, The Miller Hull Partnership; William Leddy, LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects

BL06: REVOLUTIONIZING THE GREEN AESTHETIC – HOW SUSTAINABILITY IS RESHAPING THE DESIGN PROCESS IN ARCHITECTURE SCHOOLSSusan Szenasy, Metropolis Magazine (M); Daniel Kaplan, FXFOWLE ARCHITECTS; Dan Rockhill, Rockhill & Associates; Sarah Sachs, Buro Happold Engineers

PL06: THE GREEN WORKFORCE: IS THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY READY FOR WHAT’S NEXT?Harvey Bernstein, McGraw-Hill Construction (M); Elizabeth Heider, Skanska; Donald Whyte, National Center for Construction Education & Research

SL06: RICHARDSVILLE ELEMENTARY: THE FIRST NET ZERO ENERGY SCHOOL IN THE U.S.Mark Ryles, M+G Architects, Ohio Valley Education Cooperative (M); Kenneth Seibert, CMTA, Inc., Engineering Consultants; Kenneth Stanfield, Sherman-Carter-Barnhart

7. REVITALIZATION

RD07: FROM RUST BELT TO GREEN BELT - MAKING THE MIDWEST SUSTAINABLEJohn Dybvig, Blue Green Alliance (M); Phil Enquist, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP; Shawn Hesse, emersion DESIGN; Marja Winters, City of Detroit

OR07: REDEFINING SUSTAINABLE REDEVELOPMENT: TWO INNOVATIVE NEIGHBORHOODSTommy Linstroth, Trident Sustainability Group; James Meyer, Opsis Architecture; James Santana, Pringle Creek Community

YL07: BIOMIMICRY IN NEW YORK STATE’S INDUSTRIAL SECTORSiobhan Watson, Terrapin Bright Green (M); Nick Beck, The Biomimicry Guild; Mark Kerbel, REGEN Energy; Miriam Pye, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority

GR07: Implementing Next Generation Cradle to Cradle: Policy & PracticeDavid Johnson, William McDonough + Partners (M); David Nieh, Shui On Development Limited; David Orr, Oberlin College; Steven Zornetzer, NASA HQ

BL07: URBAN DEVELOPMENT MEETS THE NEW AGRICULTURE IN CALIFORNIA'S SOLANO COUNTY AND CHINA'S YANGTZE DELTAEllen Lou, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (M); Amie MacPhee, Cultivate; Bry Sarte, Sherwood Design Engineers

PL07: RE-MEMBERING: REGENERATIVE DESIGN AND THE PATTERNS OF LIVING SYSTEMSScot Horst, USGBC (M); John Boecker, 7group, LLC; Bill Reed, The Alliance for Regeneration

SL07: SOLUTIONS FOR HEALTHY CITIES: RESILIENCY AND REGENERATIONLois Vitt Sale, Wight & Company (M); Elias Cattan, Taller13 Arquitectura Regenerativa; Ronald Mayes, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc. (SGH); Delfin Montañana, Bio.Logica.Urbana; Leonard Morse-Fortier, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc. (SGH)

8. INFRASTRUCTURE

RD08: MULTI-VARIATE STUDY OF STORMWATER BMPSJim Schuessler, BNIM (M); Dr. Phil Barnes, Kansas State University; David Dods, URS Corporation

OR08: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT WATERSENSE FOR LEED 2012, INSIDE AND OUT!Rebecca Novis, Energy Inspectors (M); Carol Roberts, Energy Inspectors; Jonah Schein, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

YL08: GREEN TRANSIT & COMMUNITY ENERGY PLANNING: TOOLS FOR PLANNERS, LEADERS AND CITIZENSProjjal Dutta, NY State Metropolitan Transportation Authority (M); Richard Macintosh, Halsall Associates Ltd; Christof Spieler, Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County

GR08: ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND THE NEXT GENERATION OF SUSTAINABLE SITE DESIGNMeg Calkins, Ball State University; Heather Venhaus, Heather Venhaus Consulting

BL08: WASTEWATER AS A SOURCE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY IN MALMÖ, SWEDENHakan Knutsson, Sustainable Business Hub; Tomas Kåberger, Swedish Energy Agency; Katarina Pelin, Malmo Stad

PL08: INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIESClark Bisel, WSP Flack + Kurtz (M); Daniel Nall, WSP Flack + Kurtz; Peter Sharratt, WSP Energy and Environment

SL08: PERFORMANCE OF DECENTRALIZED WASTEWATER REUSE SYSTEMS FOR GREEN BUILDING PROJECTS IN NORTH AMERICA AND AUSTRALIAColin Fisher, Aquacell (M); Eric Lohan, Living Machine Systems; Pete Munoz, Natural Systems International; Geoff Salthouse, Orenco Systems, Inc.

RD09: INTEGRATING BALTIMORE’S SUSTAINABILITY MASTER PLAN AND GREEN BUILDING POLICY

OR09: SUSTAINABLE BUILDING LAW UPDATEJ h B ll A i I tit t f A hit t Ri h d

YL09: FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL GOVERNMENT – WHO IS BEST SUITED TO INCENTIVIZE AND REGULATE GREEN

GR09: DEMONSTRATING STEWARDSHIP – SUSTAINABLE BUILDING POLICY FOR PUBLIC PROJECTS

BL09: IMPLEMENTING COMMERCIAL BUILDING RATING AND DISCLOSURE POLICY PERSPECTIVES FROM

PL09: STANDARD PRACTICE, IGCC, CALGREEN & LEED - UNDERSTANDING THE KNOWLEDGE GAP FACING THE

SL09: MAKING THE COMMERCIAL BUILDING TAX DEDUCTION EFFECTIVE FOR BOTH RETROFITS AND NEW

9. POLICY

MASTER PLAN AND GREEN BUILDING POLICYPeter Doo, Doo Consulting LLC (M); Michael Braverman, Baltimore City; Kim Schaefer, Terra Logos Eco Architecture; Sarah Zaleski, U.S. Department of Energy

Joshua Ballance, American Institute of Architects; Richard Sobelsohn, Moses & Singer LLP

BEST SUITED TO INCENTIVIZE AND REGULATE GREEN BUILDING AND WHAT ARE THE COSTS?Les Lo Baugh, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck (M); Kathleen Smith, Davis Langdon, Inc.; Wes Sullens, StopWaste.Org (Alameda County, CA JPA); Carolynne White, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck

BUILDING POLICY FOR PUBLIC PROJECTSSandra Mallory, Seattle Planning & Development (M); Alisa Kane, City of Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability; David Ramslie, City of Vancouver

AND DISCLOSURE POLICY: PERSPECTIVES FROM GOVERNMENT, INDUSTRY AND GREEN BUILDINGAndrew Burr, Institute for Market Transformation (M); Lane Burt, U.S. Green Building Council; Laurie Kerr, Mayor's Office, City of New York; Allan Skodowski, Transwestern

UNDERSTANDING THE KNOWLEDGE GAP FACING THE CHALLENGES AHEADBill Worthen, AIA (M); Jessyca Henderson, AIA; Karol Kaiser, USGBC

DEDUCTION EFFECTIVE FOR BOTH RETROFITS AND NEW CONSTRUCTIONDuane Desiderio, The Real Estate Roundtable; Byran Howard, USGBC; Meg Waltner, Natural Resources Defense Council

10. HEALTH

RD10: HEALTHY PEOPLE, HEALTHY PLANET: A NEW VISION FOR SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY CLINICS IN BOLIVIALiz Ogbu, Public Architecture (M); Marian Keeler, Simon & Associates, Inc.; Rupal Sanghvi, HealthxDesign

OR10: BIOPHILIC DESIGN: DAYLIGHTING BIAS AND OTHER LESSONS FROM THE STUDY OF HUMAN RESPONSE TO NATURE IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTVivian Loftness, Carnegie Mellon University (M); Bill Browning, Terrapin Bright Green; Ihab Elzeyadi, University of Oregon

YL10: THE ACTIVE DESIGN GUIDELINES - PROMOTING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH IN DESIGNKaren Lee, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (M); Joyce Lee, NYC Department of Design and Construction; Bret Mantyk, Atelier Ten

GR10: WHY RESEARCH MATTERS: NEW APPROACHES TO MEASURE GREEN BUILDING AND WORKERS’ HEALTH, STRESS AND PRODUCTIVITYJudith Heerwagen, US General Services Administration (M); Whitney Gray, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health; Angela Loder, Department of Geography and Centre for Environment, University of Toronto

BL10: MASTERING HEALTHY BUILDING MATERIALS: TOOLS FOR SUCCESSGeorge Salah, Google (M); Eden Brukman, International Living Building Institute; Geoff Gosling, DIRTT Environmental Solutions Ltd; Kirsten Ritchie, Gensler

PL10: GETTING THE TOXICS OUT: LEEDING THE WAY TO SAFER MATERIALSPenny Bonda, EcoImpact (M); Steve Baer, PE Five Winds; Mary Davidge, Mary Davidge Associates; Tom Lent, Healthy Building Network

SL10: RAISING THE BAR IN THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR: DIAGNOSING WHAT'S NEXTBenjamin Shepherd, Atelier Ten (M); Mara Baum, HOK; Steven Guttmann, Guttmann & Blaevoet Consulting Engineers; Christina Vernon, Cleveland Clinic

11. ENERGY

RD11: ENABLING CREATIVE ENERGY ANALYSIS FROM INITIAL CONCEPT MODEL TO DETAILED SYSTEM DESIGNKevin Settlemyre, Sustainable IQ (M); Chris Cronin, Google Sketchup; Nicholas Long, NREL; Amir Roth, US Department of Energy

OR11: CAN WE HAVE OUR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO? BALANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND OCCUPANT COMFORTSahar Abbaszadeh, CTG Energetics, Inc. (M); Dan Int-Hout, Krueger; Gwelen Paliaga, Taylor Engineering; Linda Sorrento, Sorrento Consulting, LLC.

YL11: THE NEXT FRONTIER IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY – PLUG LOAD MANAGEMENT SAVES ENERGY AND ENGAGES TENANTSRob Watson, EcoTech International (M); Michael Deane, Turner Construction Company; Bryan Garcia, Yale Center for Business and the Environment; Heidi Perry, ThinkEco, Inc.

GR11: ADVANCING ENERGY SIMULATION TOOLS FOR DESIGN AND RETROFIT OPTIMIZATION: THE ENERGYPLUS GUI DEVELOPMENTRichard See, Digital Alchemy (M); Matt Biesterveld, Trane; Erin McConahey, Arup; Jocelyn Millette, Hydro Quebec

BL11: GREEN DATA CENTERS IN THEORY AND PRACTICE: LEED AND EMERGING GREEN BUILDING STANDARDS FOR DATA CENTERSJonathan Weiss, KlingStubbins (M); Bill Kosik, HP Enterprise Business; Michael Schwarz, KlingStubbins

PL11: HOW SOLAR COMPANIES CAN ACCELERATE IMPLEMENTATION AND ADD VALUE TO COMMERICAL PROPERTIESRobert Krugel, Smart Energy Capital (M); David Gralnik, Jones Lang LaSalle; Miles McDonald, Voltaire Power Company

SL11: MAKING BETTER DECISIONS: ARCHITECT-DRIVEN EARLY-DESIGN ENERGY MODELINGStephen Selkowitz, LBNL (M); kjell anderson, callison; Maurya McClintock, McClintock Facade Consulting

12. VALUE

RD12: ACHIEVING MARKET RATE ZERO EMISSIONS OFFICE BUILDINGS – WHAT WILL IT TAKE?Mary Ann Lazarus, HOK (M); David Eijadi, The Weidt Group; John Jennings, Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance; Bill Valentine, HOK

OR12: PERSISTENTLY PLATINUMJim Collins, Austin Energy (M); Jeff Black, CCRD Partners; Bruce Kester, CCRD Partners; Phil Risner, Seton Network Facilities

YL12: DO GREEN BUILDINGS STILL MAKE DOLLARS AND SENSE - THE NEXT EXPECTATIONSDave Pogue, CBRE (M); Kevin Kampschroer, US General Services Administration; Donna Laquidara-Carr, McGraw-Hill Construction; Charles Tu, University of San Diego

GR12: THE ECONOMICS OF GREEN BUILDINGNils Kok, UC Berkeley (M); Norm Miller, University of San Diego; Peter Morris, Davis Langdon

BL12: GOING BEYOND THE ENVELOPE: LARGE-SCALE LEED COMMERCIAL INTERIORS CERTIFICATIONChristian Gunter, Bentall Kennedy (M); Elaine Aye, Green Building Services; Gabe Kompkoff, Bentall Kennedy; Will Parker, Trammell Crow Company

PL12: The Retrofit Triangle - Monetizing Green Building Efficiency Gains by Linking Technology, Operations and FinanceDavid Hodgins, Clinton Climate Initiative, Building Energy Efficiency Retrofit Program (M); Aniruddha Deodhar, Autodesk; James Finlay, Wells Fargo Bank NA; Daniele Horton, Thomas Properties Group

SL12: SUSTAINABLE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT - PRESERVING THE PROJECT RETURNShauna Coffey, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu; Mark Culwell, UDR; Sadie McKeown, Community Partnership

RD13: PASSIVHAUS: BRINGING GERMAN ENERGY DESIGN HOME TO LEEDBronwyn Barry, Quantum Builders (M); Ross Elliott,

OR13: LDB: BUILDING CASE STUDY IN HIGH PERFORMANCE, INTEGRATED, BIOMIMETIC DESIGN IN SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL

YL13: OREGON SUSTAINABILITY CENTER: A TRIPLE NET ZERO BUILDINGDennis Wilde, Gerding Edlen Development (M); Kyle

GR13: TRANSPARENCY IN THE SERVICE OF SUSTAINABILITY: ADDRESSING THE MARKET DEMAND FOR GLASS BUILDINGS

BL13: GETTING DOWN AND STAYING DOWN: TARGETING, ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING NET ZEROJanet Stephenson, Sellen (M); Robert Buckley, aecom;

PL13: THE ROAD TO ZERO IMPACTSStan Rhodes, Scientific Certification Systems (M); Dan Burgoyne, State of California Department of General

SL13: HOSPITAL CONFIGURATION AND SYSTEMS INTEGRATION FOR REDUCED ENERGY USEAndre Kroeger, Fraser Health (M); Paul Marmion, Stantec

13. HIGH PERFORMANCE PROJECTSy y, ( ); ,

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John Hannum, Israel Berger & Associates, LLC (M); James Brew, Rocky Mountain Institute; Eric Duchon, Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.; Bill Logan, Israel Berger & Associates, LLC.

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14. BEST OF CANADA

RD14: CANADIAN BUILDING COMMISSIONING-HOW DOES IT IMPACT YOUR IGLOO?Andrew Cunningham, EllisDon Services Inc (M); Robert Marshall, Halcrow Yolles; Michael Tiffe, TAB Mechanical Inc.

OR14: CIVICACTION TRANSFORMS ORGANIZATIONSJohn Tory, Greater Toronto CivicAction Alliance (M); Cara Clairman, Ontario Power Generation; Cameron Fowler, BMO Financial Group; Linda Mantia, Royal Bank of Canada

YL14: CANADA LEADS THE WAY WITH CODES FOR MORE AFFORDABLE, RENEWABLE WOOD MID-RISE GREEN DESIGN BUILDINGSDr. Russ Thomas, National Reserch Council of Canada (M); Michael Green, McFarlane Green Biggar Architecture + Design; Sukh Johal, Canadian Wood Council

GR14: A ROADMAP FOR CLIMATE ACTION: STRATEGIES, TOOLS AND RESULTSChris O'Brien, American University (M); Dr. Nancy Knight, University of B.C.; Joanne Perdue, University of Calgary

BL14: Evergreen Brick Works: Heritage Industrial Brownfield and LEED Platinum (candidate) Converted into Environmental Community CentreRobert Plitt, Evergreen brick Works (M); Michael Leckman, DEC Arch, Diamond Schmitt Architects; Joe Lobko, OAA FRAIC , du Toit Allsopp Hillier; Douglas Webber, Halsall Associates Limited

PL14: KNOW BEFORE YOU BUILD: PREDICTING CARBON PROFILES OF LARGE-SCALE, MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENTSSeth Schultz, Clinton Foundation (M); Eric Miller, University of Toronto; Dan Stone, Waterfront Toronto; Albert Wei, Arup

SL14: THE GREEN REVOLUTION OF THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT (CBD) OF TORONTOLisa Bate, B+H Architects / CaGBC Board of Directors (M); Douglas Birkenshaw, B+H Architects; John Lowden, The Mitchell Partnership Inc.

15. MASTER SERIES RD15: To be announced OR15: To be announced YL15: To be announced GR15: To be announced BL15: To be announced PL15: To be announced SL15: To be announced