Informa’s Greenbuild Host Committee
Middle Atlantic Region
The Greenbuild Host Committee is excited to be a part of this year's event, and participate with you this November in Philadelphia, PA! We are looking forward to highlighting the best local community projects that exhibit resilient, low-carbon and healthy design and operations.
About the USGBC Middle Atlantic Region
USGBC’s Middle Atlantic regional communities are leading the transformation of the way we design, build and operate buildings and communities by promoting sustainable practices at the local level. With a mission to use education, advocacy and community outreach to support the development of sustainable buildings and communities, USGBC is committed to a prosperous and sustainable future for the Middle Atlantic region through cost-efficient and energy-saving green buildings.
In the Philadelphia metro area, USGBC is proud to work with our local USGBC chapter affiliate, Green Building United. Motivated by their vision of a sustainable, healthy, and resilient environment for all, Green Building United serves the greater Philly area, Lehigh Valley, and the State of Delaware, impacting more than 1.5 million Philadelphia residents and 4.5 million regionally.
Meet the Host Committee Co-Chairs
There are seven chairs leading the 2024 Greenbuild Host Committee:
Host Committee Members
Volunteers are instrumental in Greenbuild's continued success. This year's volunteer Host Committee includes:
- Raya Arbiol
- Stephen Arrivello
- Austin Barolin
- Grishma Bheda
- Kristin Brubaker
- Ilka Cassidy
- Matt Cleary
- Melissa Dea
- Michael DeVuono
- Bill Fisher
- Danielle Fleischmann
- Kate Flint
- Olivia Garcia
- Deirdre Garland
- James Giannantonio
- Dayna Glassberg
- Zack Goodwin
- John Hanson
- Alexandra Henninger
- Tabeen Hossain
- Kim Ilardi
- Jon Jensen
- Val Kogan
- Heidi Kunsch
- Elizabeth Larsen
- Tammy Lee
- David Lemons
- Ariel Levin-Antila
- Natasha Luccia
- Sharon Maclean
- Martina Quirke
- Ashley Richardson
- Lisa Shulock
- Margaret Sledge
- Alexa Sternberger
- Christopher Strom
- Jake Torok
- Mrinalini Verma
- Lindsey Walaski
GREENBUILD 2023 LEGACY PROJECT
Gensler's Roots to Success initiative at Kelly Miller Middle School is one such project that is set to make a significant impact on the community. Located in the heart of Washington, DC’s Ward 7, Kelly Miller Middle School is an institution with a rich cultural history and legacy.
The school serves a diverse population of students, many of whom come from families with limited resources. The school is also situated in a food desert, where access to fresh, healthy food is limited.
