CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS:
1.5 GBCI LEED Specific Hours, (BD+C)
1.5 AIA/CES LU/HSW/SD

Rack up 28 Continuing Education Credits toward your GBCI / LEED AP Maintenance with our Webinars!  Now featuring brand new webinars for the new year.   This session will dive into the specific credits added and modified from the LEED for New Construction rating system.
Join us as USGBC LEED Faculty – both experts in LEED and skilled presenters – share personal case examples and demonstrate how credits have been successfully achieved on real LEED projectss

ARRIVE EARLY – STARTS PROMPTLY AT NOON

BRING YOUR OWN BROWN BAG LUNCH

“LEED 2012, Shifting To A Performance Based Model”

A Video Presentation

Who Should Attend?

This presentation will provide insight to changes and advancements to the upcoming LEED 2012 and is extremely relevant to anyone working in and around the green building rating system, including architects, contractors, engineers, product manufacturers and distributors, building owners, managers and real-estate agents, and green building consultants.

Got CEU’s?

This Video Presentation may be self-reported for GBCI Continuing Education Units for the following LEED credentials:

LEED AP(BD+C / Homes / ID+C / O+M)  – 1.5 Hours of GBCI (ERB) Approved CEU (1.5 Hr LEED Specific / Category: Stakeholder Involvement in Innovation, Sub-Category: Ways to Earn a Credit)

LEED Green Associate – 1.5 Hours of GBCI (ERB) Approved CEU (1.5 hrs of LEED Specific / Category: Synergistic opportunities and LEED application process, Sub-Category: Components of LEED Scorecard and/or Strategies to achieve LEED Credit)

Description:

This presentation is a re-play of a Masters Series Presentation held at Green Build 2011 in Toronto Canada.  It includes an impressive panel of experts whom are all helping to shape the upcoming revision to the LEED Rating system.  The focus of this seminar will be:  LEED must continuously improve to drive change and transform the market. This is especially important as green codes begin to raise the floor on the status quo and current LEED requirements become the norm. LEED 2012 has shifted to a performance-based structure that supports recertification and raises the bar to maintain LEED as a leadership tool. Prior to this session, the rating system draft will have completed its 2nd public comment period and received thousands of comments on the proposed requirement. This session will provide insight into the decisions behind the changes in LEED and discuss some of the more complex issues that have arisen during the development process

Speakers:

Joel Ann Todd, LEED Steering Committee Chair
Bryna Dunn, LEED Steering Committee Vice Chair
Malcolm Lewis, LEED Technical Committee Chair
Susan Kaplan, LEED Technical Committee Vice Chair
Muscoe Martin, LEED Market Advisory Committee Chair
Lisa Matthiessen, LEED Market Advisory Committee Vice Chair
David Sheridan, LEED Implementation Advisory Committee Chair
Brenda Morawa, LEED Implementation Advisory Committee Vice Chair

Event Hosted and Lunch Sponsored by:

Share a nice lunch with other green-minded architects, designers, and engineers, and contractors.  All are welcome to attend.

 Lunch Included.

$5 donation at the door support the USGBC-IE, CV Branch