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Wednesday, October 9 • 11:20am - 12:20pm
Contractors: the First Line in Demanding Materials Health + Transparency Data

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The adoption of materials health and transparency has been driven by dedicated design teams, enlightened owners, a growing number of participating manufacturers, and APIs that align data across platforms. Construction firms have largely been left out of the conversation, yet may serve an important role in scaling the adoption and use of preferred materials. This session will address the unique challenges and opportunities faced by contractors and harvest ideas from participants on how to leverage contractors as part of the solution. Results from this session will be shared across platforms including the Sustainable Construction Leaders group to scale solutions nationally.

This session is approved for the following continuing education credits:
  • 1 LFA General credit
  • 1 AIA LU | HSW credit


Speakers
avatar for John Mlade

John Mlade

Senior Project Manager, Sustainable & Healthy Environments, Wight & Company
Since 2001, John has supported clients in shaping sustainability strategies that succeed for the environment, people and the bottom line. His focus has been on health in the built environment, from IAQ through materials health and transparency, active design and biophilia. He is recognized... Read More →
avatar for Susan Heinking

Susan Heinking

Vice President of High Performance, Pepper Construction
Susan leads Pepper's High Performance and Sustainable Construction Group. A licensed architect and LEED Fellow, she has over a decade of experience designing and managing sustainability programs and initiatives in the building industry. Her many areas of involvement include Chicago's... Read More →
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Patty Lloyd

Director, Sustainability, Leopardo Companies, Inc.
Patricia has over 18 years of experience in the construction industry and coordinating LEED projects. As a construction professional fluent in sustainability, she provides direction to owners, colleagues, and subcontractors in planning, coordination and execution of LEED project criteria... Read More →

Wednesday October 9, 2019 11:20am - 12:20pm CDT
110A - Music City Center 201 5th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203
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