2015 Annual Report Working with You to Build a Healthier, Higher Performing Region

1 that support the creation of buildings and places that are environmentally responsible, socially just, and economically viable. Some of GBA’s 2015 Introduction highlights include: • We shared knowledge with over 3,700 participants through 115 education and networking opportunities. Our 2015 Inspire Speakers Series brought nationally and locally renowned presenters like Will Allen, Charles Montgomery, Jeremy Rifkin, and Toni Griffin. We launched InspireSpeakersSeries.com as an archive of all four inspirational seasons to date. • We worked closely with K-12 partners in our Green & Healthy Schools Academy cohort to help them make lasting change in their buildings, curriculum, culture, leadership, and communities. • We celebrated our Pittsburgh 2030 District partners, who have committed 435 buildings to 2030 Challenge goals. Our partners achieved a 12.5% reduction in energy consumption, 10.3% reduction in water use, and a 24.2% reduction in transportation emissions (below baselines). We created Make My Trip Count, the region’s most comprehensive transportation survey to date, which generated 20,710 responses related to Pittsburgh’s commuter patterns. • We continued to increase the capacity of our networks to undertake new issues by reconvening a Policy Committee and laying the groundwork for a 2016 Health Committee and Pittsburgh 2030 District Advisory Committee. • We reached new audiences with nearly 100 blog posts, a 44% increase in web users, and over 10,000 tweets @go_gba.

We are excited to realize future innovations and opportunities captured in our It is with great pride that we present 2015-2017 Strategic Plan, which competitively positions GBA and the region by prioritizing and advancing green building. We are assisting with citywide building Green Building Alliance’s 2015 benchmarking legislation, p4 Pittsburgh measures, and many other regional initiatives. Together with you, our members and stakeholders, we are propelling Revenue GBA Honors: the region through collaboration and evolving transformative ideas from concept Annual Report, summarizing our Total: $1,531,660 to reality. We look forward to many more years of partnering with you to effect 22nd successful year of green >>2015 International lasting change and create places we’re proud of in Western Pennsylvania. Downtown Association, Grateful for your individual and organizational support, building advocacy and action, the Downtown Achievement Award for Business and vision embodied in our strategic Economic Development Foundations: 71% Events: 2% (Pittsburgh 2030 District) Contracted plan, and our enthusiasm with our Sponsorships: 17% Services: 1% Government USGBC: 1% Grants: 4% >>Dr. Aurora Sharrard, executive director’s leadership. Membership: 4% Other: <1% 2015 Athena Young Christine Mondor, AIA, LEED AP Aurora Sharrard, PhD, LEED AP BD+C Professional Award Finalist Chair, Board of Directors, Executive Director & Vice President of As one of the oldest green building organizations in the United States, GBA and expenses Green Building Alliance Innovation, our stakeholders are creators of green building history regionally and nationally. Total: $1,579,812 Principal, evolveEA Green Building Alliance We’ve helped shape national frameworks such as LEED and the Living Building >>Anna Siefken, [email protected] [email protected] Challenge, while helping raise our region’s leadership role via implementation. We continue to be national innovators through the Pittsburgh 2030 District Pittsburgh Business Times, and advocacy for full-spectrum healthy green buildings like those pursuing the Energy Leadership Awards WELL Building Standard. Winner

While frameworks are a way to begin the conversation, we remain committed Operational & to advancing broader regional knowledge and achievements through our Personnel: 69% Business: 9% Travel & programs, initiatives, trainings, and events. At many levels, we work with Events: 9% Meetings: 4% partners like you to expand tools, knowledge, and available resources Contracted Services: 9%

2 3 Education & EVENTS

GBA works to generate awareness, interest, and commitment to healthy and high performing places through events, communications, an online presence, and enthusiasm. By offering presentations, building tours, webinars, lunch and learns, LEED test preparation courses, and a plethora of in-person and online resources, we seek to prepare current and future green building leaders of all interest and experience levels.

events hosted What Members say: 115 “I have met so many like- 3,708 event participants engaged minded professionals through my membership 925 people reached via Inspire Speakers Series with GBA. I have also learned so much about 519 member attendees green buildings and have gotten to visit some really 232 continuing education units reported fascinating buildings around Pittsburgh!” 67 newspaper, radio, and television appearances 50 presentations made by GBA staff, reaching 1,649 people

4 go-gba.org/events WEB & SOCIAL MEDIA

We love to share stories about high performing buildings and projects in the region, while keeping stakeholders abreast of our fast-paced marketplace. Did you know that GBA has 4 websites, 15 social media accounts, an electronic newsletter, and a blog? In 2015, we joined Instagram, created a Pittsburgh 2030 District LinkedIn page, saw a 44% increase in GBA web users, and surpassed 10,000 tweets!

TOP TWEET of 2015 GBA page views Take a look at some of the 212,727 top #LEED projects from 98 blog posts authored or shared the last 15 years via @USGBC 1,422 LinkedIn followers

TOP POST of 2015 1,936 Facebook page likes Very Cool! Portland has replaced a section of 3,620 Twitter followers its existing water supply 358 Northwest PA Twitter followers network with Lucid Energy pipes containing four forty- 439 Pinterest followers two inch turbines. 233 Instagram followers Hashtags #InspireSpeakersPgh 135 YouTube subscribers #GHSA #Pgh2030 6,130 e-newsletter subscribers 75 e-newsletters sent

twitter.com/go_gba 5 Inspire Speakers Series

GBA’s hallmark lecture series, the Inspire Speakers Series, offers national and local expert perspectives on various topics related to sustainability. The series inspires new projects, partnerships, and ideas to make our region’s businesses, communities, government, schools, and places healthy and thriving. Planned in conjunction with the Green & Healthy Schools Academy (GHSA), our speakers present public lectures to a regional audience, lead private workshops for GHSA’s School Sustainability Culture Program, and spend time in the community during shoulder events.

6 Inspire Speakers Series lectures in 2015 Presenting Partner: featuring: Will Allen, Arlene Blum, John Fetterman, Jennifer Flanagan, Bill Generett, Toni Griffin, Chris Koch, Debra Lam, Charles Montgomery, Jeremy Rifkin, Stephen Ritz, and Michael Slaby Series Partners: >>Chatham University >>Environmental Charter 12 national and local experts shared ideas and School perspectives >>FedEx Ground >>Forbo >>Fourth Economy Consulting 18 co-presenting partners, sponsors, and funders >>Grow Pittsburgh >>GTECH Strategies 925 total lecture attendees >>Hill House Association >>Homewood Children’s Village 11 shoulder events engaging over 290 individuals >>Laurel Foundation >>NEXT Pittsburgh 166 tweets used #InspireSpeakersPgh >>Pittsburgh Schweitzer Fellows Program >>Repair the World >>Sustainable Pittsburgh >>The Heinz Endowments >>Urban Innovation21 >>WESA and WYEP 6 inspirespeakersseries.com Green & Healthy Schools Academy

The Green & Healthy Schools Academy promotes vibrant, just, inspiring, healthy, and high performing schools and communities by working with educators, administrators, students, and community members. Our programs assist schools with embedding sustainability values – environmental impact, human health and social equity, and economic vitality – into mindsets, culture, facilities, teaching and learning, and operational practices. Programs include the School Sustainability Culture Program, Healthy Schools Technical Assistance, Innovative Learning, and Green Apple Day of Service. We strive to catalyze systemic change through a comprehensive approach of fostering trust, seeding inspiration, delivering education, and supporting implementation.

What We Value: 8 schools and districts in the School Sustainability Love, Empathy, nd nd Beauty, Collaboration, Culture Program’s 2 cohort entered their 2 year Connectedness, Equity, Health & Wellbeing, 35 school personnel engaged in the Culture Systems Thinking, Civic Program, impacting 993 staff and 9,946 students Engagement, & Community. 5 schools and districts from the Founding Class of the Culture Program continue progress on aspirational building, education, and culture projects 95 facility managers and community partners educated through workshops 275 school bus drivers educated about health impacts of vehicle idling 14 partner organizations attended Green Apple Day of Service Idea Exchange

greenandhealthyschoolsacademy.org 7 PITTSBURGH 2030 DISTRICT

The Pittsburgh 2030 District is an internationally recognized, locally driven, voluntary initiative that encourages business owners and facility managers in Downtown and Oakland to work collaboratively toward 50% reductions in energy use, water consumption, and transportation emissions (below baselines) by the year 2030. Throughout 2015, the Pittsburgh 2030 District continued to lead the 12 North American 2030 Districts in square footage committed. Of 271 million square feet of real estate committed to 2030 District cities internationally, 25% is in Pittsburgh.

438 committed buildings “We continue to see remarkable progress from 68.2 million square feet the hundreds of participants in the Pittsburgh 2030 85 Property Partners District. The efforts of committed building owners 44 Community and Resource Partners and facility managers within Downtown and Oakland 45 one-on-one meetings with property partners are exemplary – and they 945 event participants represent the best work from the brightest entities from 35 educational events and presentations within our City.” 2015 Pittsburgh 2030 District Performance Progress - Mayor William Peduto, YEAR 2015 2020 2025 2030 City of Pittsburgh Energy 12.5%

Water 10.3%

Transportation 24.2%

Indoor Air Quality In Development

0% 10% 20% 35% 50% Reduction Below Baseline

8 2030districts.org/pittsburgh make my trip count

In September and October 2015, GBA led the Make My Trip Count (MMTC) commuter survey, which gave Pittsburghers a unique opportunity to provide details about how they commute to work. MMTC asked commuters where they travel from and to – and which transportation modes they use. Representing major employment centers, Pittsburgh 2030 District Property Partners were key in generating interest and responses, with results compared to an existing Downtown transportation baseline. Survey results were leveraged to calculate District carbon emissions, demonstrating a 24.2% reduction below baseline.

MMTC PARTNERS: responses >>Allegheny Conference on 20,710 Community Development of commuter trips NOT made by single drivers >>Bike Pittsburgh 53% >>City of Pittsburgh 34% use more than 1 mode of transportation >>Envision Downtown >>Green Building Alliance per week >>Group Against Smog and Pollution 10% of commuters bike, walk, or telecommute >>Oakland Transportation Management Association 34% of all commuter trips used public >>Pittsburgh 2030 District transportation >>Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group 62 million commuter miles represented >>Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership >>Port Authority of Allegheny County >>Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission

makemytripcount.org 9 Technical Assistance

GBA has a long history of providing behind-the-scenes technical reviews, guidance, and assistance to green projects at a variety of scales. These engagements can be brief or deeply involved, encompassing 1 meeting or many years. These projects apply innovative approaches or seek to transform neighborhoods, communities, and the region -- and represent approaches, opportunities, buildings, and organizations to watch.

>>Atlas Development >>Northside Coalition for Fair What Members say: >>Benedictine Sisters of Erie Housing “I work throughout the >>Blue Sky Materials >>Oxford Development Company U.S. and GBA is a unique >>Bridgeside Point III >>Pittsburgh Energy Efficient Garage >>Carnegie Science Center Initiative, including City of organization unlike any in >>Chartiers Valley School District Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Parking the country. I look to GBA >>City of Corry Authority, SEA, and Urban for insight into industry >>City of Pittsburgh Redevelopment Authority challenges.” >>Clayco >>Pittsburgh History & Landmarks >>Common Roots Housing Energy Foundation Team (Meadville) >>Spectrum Charter School >>Conservation Consultants, Inc. >>Sports & Exhibition Authority of >>Crawford County Coalition for Pittsburgh and Allegheny County Housing Needs (SEA) >>David L. Lawrence Convention >>The Pennsylvania State University: Center Behrend Housing Energy Efficiency >>Emerge 2040 Community Energy Team (HEET) Team (Erie) >>TreePittsburgh >>Erie School District >>Uptown EcoInnovation District >>FedEx >>Waldorf School of Pittsburgh >>Frick Environmental Center >>Walnut Capital >>Hotel Indigo >>West Mifflin Area School District >>Kelly Green Passive Houses >>Westmoreland County Food Bank >>Lower Hill Redevelopment >>Mountain Watershed Association

10 Northwest region

With dedicated staff in Pittsburgh and Northwest Pennsylvania, GBA serves the 26 counties of Western Pennsylvania. Concentrating on Erie and its surrounding counties, our Northwest PA branch increases awareness about green building principles, practices, techniques, and implementation through education, networking, and technical assistance.

GBA Northwest events attended by 102 participants PA Region 5 17 presentations reaching 402 people 29 buildings benchmarked for energy use 25 organizational collaborations 4 school meetings with 49 school representatives 3 nonprofits and 1 school district assisted 2 municipal energy assessments conducted

twitter.com/gba_nwpa 11 the Region’s Newest Green Buildings

Western Pennsylvania is a leader in creating and advancing healthy, high Photo credit: The PNC Financial Services Group performing buildings -- and 2015 was no exception. Our region’s passionate and dedicated building owners, architects, builders, engineers, designers, The newest of Western Pennsylvania’s 10 LEED Platinum spaces, The consultants, and others are spearheading industry achievements, with more Tower at PNC Plaza, broke literal envelope barriers when it opened in than 80 projects becoming LEED® certified in 2015 alone!As of December 2015, Western Pennsylvania boasted: October 2015, aspiring to be the greenest office tower in the world.

LEED certified buildings LEED Projects by Other 378 Certification Type: Certifications: 10 LEED Platinum >>179 LEED for New >>1 Living Building Construction Certified Project 102 LEED Gold >>72 LEED for Commercial >>1 Sustainable SITES Interiors Initiative™ Project 129 LEED Silver >>59 LEED for Homes, >>1 WELL Certified™ Project LEED Certified Single family 137 >>19 LEED for Existing 11 LEED certified projects are also Historic Sites Buildings: Operations & Maintenance 82 LEED projects certified in 2015 >>16 LEED for Core & Shell >>15 LEED for Retail 229 ENERGY STAR certified buildings >>9 LEED for Schools >>6 LEED for Homes,

Multifamily Photo credit: Denmarsh Photography , Inc >>2 LEED for Neighborhood Development Phipps Conservatory’s Center for Sustainable Landscapes is LEED Platinum and our region’s first Living Building, SITES certified >>1 LEED for Healthcare building (4 stars), and WELL Platinum Project!

12 13 Emerald Evening

At the beautiful Carnegie Music Hall, GBA’s Emerald Evening created an opportunity for supporters to enjoy a balcony cocktail hour, dinner gala, Legacy & Luminary Awards, special keynote presentation from Mayor William Peduto, live music, and dessert reception.

Congratulations to our 2015 award nominees, finalists, and honorees! GBA’s 2015 Legacy Award honored Gary Saulson of The PNC Financial Services Group for his many contributions to the design and operation of high performing buildings in Pittsburgh and around the world.

GBA’s members and friends submitted nominations for the 2015 Luminary Award and, via public voting, Apple White from BNY Mellon was celebrated for her critical role in spearheading the company’s sustainability initiatives and culture. Luminary Award finalists were Sister Pat Lupo of the Benedictine Sisters of Erie and Dr. Mary Whitney of Chatham University.

325 friends and supporters in attendance Honorees: 118,250 dollars raised to advance our efforts to create a healthier, higher performing region 3 Luminary Award nominees 1 Legacy Award honoree 2015 Legacy Award: 1 Luminary Award honoree Gary Saulson, The PNC Financial Services Group

2015 Luminary Award: Apple White, BNY Mellon

14 go-gba.org/emeraldevening Supporters

The people, companies, and organizations that support GBA through membership, sponsorship, funding, dedication, and hard work are critical to our work to create and advance healthy and high performing spaces for everyone in Western Pennsylvania. Thank you so much for all you do!

GBA’s sponsors and members are the heart and pulse of our organization. Sponsorships and memberships provide financial support that helps sustain educational events, resources, and programs. This network of knowledgeable, passionate, and hard-working people of varying expertise and experience levels drives our region’s green building industry forward every day. In 2015, we welcomed 411 members through a Fall membership drive and provided exclusive, behind-the-scenes member tours of East End Brewing Company, Tower 260, and Hotel Monaco.

Top Reasons GBA members Members Join: 1,151 >>Support GBA’s mission 20% increase in sponsorship from 2014 and goals >>Networking opportunities >>Learning “new stuff” GBA Members by Type

Emerging Students Professionals 2% What Members say: 4% Individuals “GBA helps me network 9% with other professionals, while learning about green Nonprofit / culture in Pittsburgh. It’s Government 14% a great asset to have and I benefit a lot from it.”

Corporate 71%

go-gba.org/membership 15 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS Barbara Granito Ronna Peacock Pratt Pete Accorti Tom Gray Mike Pellas Zachery Ambrose Ann Green Patrick Peterson Making it All Luke Anderson Michael Green William Pope Tim Anderson Jeremy Greenwood Charles Porter Danelle Ardell Vaclav Hasik Keith Portugal Betty Arenth Kelly Henderson Avery Pratt Joseph Armbruster Jessica Hickman Jennifer Prevade Possible Georgianna Artice Bob Hodnik Amy Quinlan Lori Azzara Josh Hoffman Laura Quinn DRS Architects Pfaffmann + Associates Jon Barker Robert Humphreys Ginger Randall Corporate MEMBERS Zach Huth Annie Ranttila 11 Stanwix, LLC Duquesne Light Company Phipps Conservatory and Botanical William Bates Jonathan Iams Batia Rascoe 3 Rivers Wet Weather Duquesne University, Graduate School Gardens Elisa Beck Gina Johnson Richard Rauso 3R Building Sustainability Eisler Landscapes, Inc. Pieper O’Brien Herr Architects Brody Behm Harold Johnston Lisa Ray A.W. Beattie Career Center Energy Independent Solutions Pitt Ohio Express, LLC James Berry Linda Jovanovich Denise Rector Advantus Engineers Environmental Planning & Design, LLC Pittsburgh Air Systems, Inc. Amber Bierkan Lisa Kamphaus Thomas Reed AE WORKS EPIC Metals Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Dean Bierkan Brian Keech Andrew Reichert AE7 Erie City School District Pittsburgh Gateways Melissa Bilec Ralph Kemp Doug Riegner African American Chamber of Erie Insurance Pittsburgh Green Innovators, Inc. Lise Blackburn Tony Kerzmann Robbi Robinson Commerce of Western PA EverGreen Facility Services Pittsburgh History & Landmarks William Bresee Stephen Robinson AIA Pittsburgh EverPower Foundation Gary Britcher Kevin Ketchman Alcoa Evolution E-Cycling, LLC Pittsburgh Magazine Laurie Butler Justin Kline Lawrence Rockwell Allegheny College evolve environment::architecture Pittsburgh Opera Lisheng Cai Melanie Knapp Kara Roggenkamp Allegheny County, Department of EXTECH/ Exterior Technologies, Inc. Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Itha Cao Brigette Koreny John Rombold Facilities FedEx Ground Pittsburgh Pirates Marco Cardamone Tom Korpiel David Roth Allen & Shariff Engineering Forbo Flooring Systems PJ Dick, Inc Rob Carpenter Sheri Kosh Nick Rubenstein American Iron and Steel Institute Fourth Economy Consulting Point Park University Morgan Castle Fred Kraybill Nancy Sakino Spears Architectural Clay Products, Inc. GBBN Architects Port Authority of Allegheny County Patrick Cellie Bonita Kwolek Rochelle Samuel Associated Builders & Contractors of GE Lighting PPG Industries, Inc. David Chase Kristy Kwong Bob Saunders Western Pennsylvania General Nutrition Centers RBVetCo, LLC Kristy Chen Scott Lammie Frank Schiller Association of Energy Engineers Gensler Renaissance 3 Architects, PC Lori Claus Jennifer Landau Laura Schwartz Avison Young Gilbane Building Company Rothschild Doyno Collaborative Brad Clauss Ariel Lattanzi Gary Sechler Bakery Square Global Links Rycon Construction Inc. Tom Columbus Jr. Andrea Lavin Kossis Ann Sekely BDA Engineering, Inc. Graziano Construction & Development SafeNet Michelle Cong Wade Leidecker Michael Sharp Benedictine Sisters of Erie Company, Inc. St. Moritz Building Services, Inc. Charlie Cook Isabelle Lepiane Ben Siembida Berner International Corporation Greater Pittsburgh Community Scalo Solar Solutions Tawana Cook Luz Libreros Amy Silbermann Bike Pittsburgh, Inc. Food Bank Scott Electric Ronald Cusano Hailey Llewellyn Joy Smallwood BNY Mellon GreenEdge Supply Smart Edge DeAnna Davis Simona Loberant Katherine Smith Bohlin Cywinski Jackson H.F. Lenz Company Sota Construction Services, Inc. Lucyna de Barbaro Vivian Loftness Keith Somers Bookminders Haworth South Butler County School District Steve DeGenaro Janet Longenecker Russ Sovek HHSDR Architects/Engineers Spectrum Charter School, Inc. BOSS Controls Patricia DeMarco Karen Loysen Suzanne Sowinski Highmark Stantec Bridges & Company, Inc. Jeff Diehl Christina Lynch Nivruti Sridhar Highwoods Properties Stephany Associates, Inc. Building Performance Architecture Jennifer DiNardo Dan Macek Rohini Srivastava Hill House Association TAKTL, LLC Burchick Construction Company, Inc. Phil Dorenkott Courtney Mahronich Sharon Steele Housing and Neighborhood Terra Building Group, LLC Caliber, Inc. Sarah Drake Cindy Malinchak Tyler Stevenson Development Services (HANDS) The Buncher Company CannonDesign Maria Driediger Evelyn Mann Patrick Stokes IBACOS The Design Alliance Architects Carnegie Mellon University Karen Durning Delia Mannen Henry Strohm Jendoco Construction Corporation The Efficiency Network Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh Rick Eckstrom Gayle March Michael Stuever KASCAR HVAC Solutions, Inc. The Hite Company CENTRIA Karma Edwards Anastasia Markiw Diane Stump Lab 8 Designs, Inc. The Penn State Center Chatham University Admissions Jennifer Ellis Brandon Maseth Anthony Szwedko Chrislynn Energy Services, Inc. MacLachlan, Cornelius & Filoni, Inc. The Pittsburgh Social Exchange Conor McGarvey Christine Tarullo Marco Contractors, Inc. The PNC Financial Services Group Ryan England City of Hermitage Janel Everly Reed McManigle Paul Tellers Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Mascaro Construction Company, LP Thoughtful Balance J. Connor McNabb Courtney Thier Massaro Construction Group Trane Jason Fabus CJL Engineering Tom Falcone Manda Metzger Cassandra Treshok Class-G McKamish Trek Development Group Linda Mihalic Brian Trimble Meyer, Unkovic & Scott, LLP Trust-Franklin Press Co. Richard Fender Climatech, Inc. Bruce Ferguson Christina Miller Diane Walter Community College of Allegheny County Millcraft Investments, Inc. TUDI Mechanical Systems Donald Morrison Adam West Mistick Construction Company University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Jim Ferlo Community Foundation for the Donna Fisher James Murray-Coleman Shannon White Alleghenies MOC, Inc. (UPMC) Dana Nahhas Paul Widek National Fuel Gas Distribution Uptime IT Systems Inc Eric Fisher Conservation Consultants, Inc. Lori Fitzgerald Gail Neustadt Mark Willoughby Covestro Corporation Urban Redevelopment Authority of Steven Newbrough Ian Winner Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Pittsburgh Scott Fitzgerald Crawford County Mental Health Rebecca Flora Kimberly Olivito John Wojtyna Awareness Program (CHAPS) Nicholson Kovalchick Architects, PS Washington & Jefferson College Keith O’Toole Gregory Wozniak Opterra Energy Services WESA 90.5 / WYEP 91.3 Corey Flynn Desmone Architects Amanda Follayttar Felipe Palomo John Wright Diagnostic Energy Auditors of Oxford Development Company WESCO Carol Pan Charles Yhap Pennsylvania Builders Exchange (PBX) Westmoreland Museum of American Art Robert Foster Western Pennsylvania Tara Gangwar Michael Paras JR Yocco DMI Companies Pennsylvania Concrete Promotion WGL Energy Gabriele Parker Laura Zullo Council WTW Architects Kassandra Garza Dollar Bank Genia Gorbachinsky James Pastorius Pennsylvania Environmental Council Vidyadhar Patil

16 17 2015 Sponsors 2015 Funders Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield AIA Pittsburgh Erie Gaming Commission Jendoco Construction Corporation American Iron & Steel Institute Kresge Foundation Kascar HVAC Solutions, Inc. Bakery Square Laurel Foundation Lighthouse Electric Berner International Corporation Penelec Sustainable Energy Fund of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott, LLP Centria the Community Foundation for the Michael Baker International Covestro Alleghenies Paladino and Company DMI Companies Pennsylvania Energy Development UPMC evolve environment::architecture Authority FedEx Ground Richard King Mellon Foundation MINT: Forbo Flooring Systems The Heinz Endowments Berner International Corporation Gilbane Building Company The Pittsburgh Foundation Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Haworth The White Pine Fund Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Highmark U.S. Department of Energy Furman PC Jendoco Construction Corporation U.S. Green Building Council Desmone Architects & Associates Mascaro Construction Company, LP U.S. State Department DMI Companies Oxford Development Company DRS Architects Pittsburgh Air Systems, Inc. 2015 Emerald EverGreen Facility Services Pittsburgh Magazine evolve environment::architecture Port Authority of Allegheny County eVENING Sponsors M.E. Group St. Mortiz Building Services Mascaro Construction Company, LP Scott Electric & GE Lighting EMERALD: McKamish Sota Construction Services, Inc. Haworth/burkeMICHAEL+ MOC, Inc. Stantec PJ Dick & Trumbull NORESCO Stephany Associates, Inc. The Efficiency Network Perkins Eastman The Hite Company SAGE: Philips North America K&I Sheet Metal, Inc. TRANE Rycon Construction, Inc. NRG TUDI Mechanical Systems Sitko Bruno, LLC Urban Redevelopment Authority Oxford Development Company/ Wayne Crouse, Inc. WESA 90.5/WYEP 91.3 Henderson Brothers WGL Energy WESCO The PNC Financial Services Group WGL Energy WTW Architects OLIVE: BNY Mellon 2015 Event Sponsors BuroHappold Engineering BNY Mellon CJL Engineering Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. EPIC Metals EverPower Gensler Huth Technologies, LLC Hatzel & Buehler, Inc.

Thank you to our current Sponsors: P latinum G old S ilver B ronze

18 Vivian Loftness Jenna Cramer 2015 Board of University Professor, School of Vice President of Transformation & Architecture, Carnegie Mellon Community Directors University Teresa DeFlitch Don Morrison Christine Mondor, President Director of Learning Innovation Principal, evolveEA Chairman/Executive Director, Andrew Ellsworth BlueTree Allied Angels Mark Smith, Vice President Vice President of Health & Learning Rebecca Schenck Business Development Manager, Deanna McPeak GreenSeam Industries Project Development Specialist, Relationship Development Director Urban Redevelopment Authority Kevin Clarke, Treasurer Guy McUmber Dr. Robert Sroufe Senior Vice President, Director of Northwest PA Branch Director Murrin Chair of Global Property Management, Leslie Montgomery Competitiveness & Associate Avison Young Education Director Professor, Donahue Graduate School Dr. Melissa Bilec, Secretary of Business, Duquesne University Kristen Osterwood Assistant Professor, Department of Lori Wisniewski Azzara Technical & Policy Director Civil and Environmental Engineering, Mary Schrag University of Pittsburgh Attorney at Law, Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Program & Resource Coordinator, Danelle Ardell Furman, PC PULSE Fellow Energy Engineer, Anna Siefken NORESCO Vice President of Strategic Tawana Cook Purnell Engagement & Pittsburgh 2030 Head of School, District Director Bishop Walker School for Boys Staff Dr. Aurora Sharrard Stephanie Sikora Ian Hughes Executive Director & Vice President Communications Director Advocacy and Sustainability, of Innovation Isaac Smith Covestro, LLC Bradd Celidonia Building Performance Analyst Michael Kuhn Multimedia Director Quinn Zeagler President, Bev Collier Pittsburgh 2030 District Specialist Jendoco Construction Corporation Executive Assistant

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