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A Two-Day Conference - No Airplane

June 3, 2009

I’m participating in the Green Design Summit June 29th and 30th and you may want to consider signing up – not because I’m in it but because so many other really good people are too.

The most compelling may be Bob Dixson, the mayor of Greensburg, Kansas who will share the moving story of the town that was destroyed by a powerful tornado in May 2007. 95 percent of Greensburg was leveled but it is being rebuilt to be the greenest town in America. All new public buildings in Greensburg must be LEED Platinum; even private construction projects are building to LEED standards. 

This is a green project that is as compelling as they come and you won’t want to miss it. Five percent of the Green Design Summit proceeds go to Greensburg for the rebuilding of their public buildings.

Another speaker, Sarah Susanka is best known for her “not-so-big” design philosophy that centers on smaller footprints as a sustainability model. I’ve been a fan of this practical approach to architecture and design since the publication of her first book, The Not So Big House in 1998.

Joshua Foss is a green design and lifestyle expert who has exhaustively researched green products. A familiar face from many trade show and television appearance, you’ll be entertained and educated as he shares many of his favorites with you. 

There are six other speakers – maybe more as new ones are added. Me, I’m speaking on the new LEED v3 and the revisions to the LEED Accredited Professional program.

Here’s how it works. You will get 10 hours of content over two days; you can listen by webcast (no long distance charges) with your headset or speakers, or listen by telephone (long distance charges apply). And even if you can’t be on all of the calls, you’ll receive downloadable MP3 recordings of each session and transcripts of each session. You’ll also get resource lists of the speakers’ favorite websites and blogs plus a bunch of other goodies.

All this education with no travel, no carbon footprint for $297 – early bird pricing of $247 if you sign up by midnight EDT June 10th. Hope to see you there.

Posted by Penny Bonda on June 3, 2009 | Comments (4)
Industries: Green

June 10, 2009
In response to: A Two-Day Conference - No Airplane
Gail Doby commented:

We've just added a few speakers to the Green Design Summit line-up. Ed Begley, Jr., the ultimate green living activist and Co-host of Living with Ed on Planet Green is speaking, and Leslie Carothers, consultant to the furniture industry, about specifying green furnishings. We are also offering an amazing $750 value bonus of a marketing plan, press release, speaking points and a group coaching session with Barbara Barry's media coach. For more details: www.GreenDesignSummit.com/event


June 5, 2009
In response to: A Two-Day Conference - No Airplane
Lola Bodansky commented:

We are Uk leading Sustainable Green design Firm working on commercial offices, education eco friendly sustainable projects looking to expand our wings on the East coast. NYC looking forward to working in the industry with other designers and joining LEED.. any more information to help please contact us, www.lolabodanskydesign.com


June 4, 2009
In response to: A Two-Day Conference - No Airplane
Dirnov commented:

Hi, Not sure that this is true:), but thanks for a post.


June 3, 2009
In response to: A Two-Day Conference - No Airplane
Gail Doby commented:

Hi Penny, We have a great interview coming up on June 10th at 12 Eastern with Laurel Quint, Q Interior Design and rock star drummer, Brandon Barnes, with Rise Against and his wife. They hired her because they wanted a "green" kitchen. Free - your readers can look for the June 2 post about "Rock Star Makes Green a Design Priority."

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