• Whose Role Is It Anyway? Understanding the Requirement of Diversity in the New Green Frontier
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Lois Arena
Steven Winter Associates

• Best Practices: Comparing Two Adjacent Multifamily Passive Houses
  Thursday, May 6 - 9:30

Edward Bartholomew
Bartholomew Lighting

• Light + Justice
  Wednesday, May 5 - 10:30
• Light + Justice in Practice
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Katie Bartolotta
Green Building United

• The Proof is in the Project: Cost & Performance of Built Passive Multifamily
  Friday, May 7 - 3:30

Brian Bastarache
Bristol County Agricultural High School

• Schools of Thought
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Barbra BatShalom
Sustainable Performance Institute (SPI)

• Why Do Startups Innovate Better than Design Firms & What Can We Learn from Them?
  Thursday, May 6 - 9:30

Lauren Baumann
Massachusetts Housing Partnership (MHP)

• Electrification + Affordable Housing: What You Need to Know
  Friday, May 7 - 3:30

Sandy Beauregard

• Piloting, Scaling & Committing to Healthier Materials
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Alex Bernstein
Bernstein Real Estate

• Case Study of a Low-Energy Multifamily Development: A Practical Discussion of Challenges & Success at The Flow Chelsea in NYC
  Friday, May 7 - 8:00

Christopher Bland
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

• Public Health & the Built Environment: Putting Research into Action
  Thursday, May 6 - 9:30

Alison Brizius
City of Boston Environment

• Understanding Boston's Proposed Performance Standard
  Thursday, May 6 - 9:30

Katherine Bubriski
Arrowstreet, Inc.

• Integrating Sustainability into Practice
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Taylor Cain
Boston Housing Authority

• Lessons Learned from MassCEC's Triple Decker Challenge
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Ilka Cassidy
Holzraum System

• The Glue That Binds PrePHab: How Designers & Builders SIMMplify Passive House
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Nicole Ceci
Steven Winter Associates

• Decarbonization of Domestic Water Heating in Multifamily Buildings
  Friday, May 7 - 11:30

Laurel Chadzynski
Dyer Brown

• The Next Frontier: Material Transparency Across Disciplines
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Heather Clark

• Historic Buildings & Climate Change Mitigation: Case Study of a Low-Carbon Renovation
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Ned Collier
ICON Architecture

• Achieving Performance Goals: Modular New vs. Retrofit Existing
  Thursday, May 6 - 8:00

Beverly Craig
Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC)

• The Proof is in the Project: Cost & Performance of Built Passive Multifamily
  Friday, May 7 - 3:30

Frank Dill
Byggmeister, Inc.

• Net Zero Single Family Remodel: Whys & Woes
  Thursday, May 6 - 8:00

Suni Dillard
HMFH Architects

• Mass Timber Construction in the Northeast
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30
• Schools of Thought
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Jonathan Ellowitz

• Low-Carbon Concrete & Steel Structures
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Jon Erickson
CLEAResult

• Sheridan Small Homes: Affordable Passive Houses for In-Fill Development
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Kristen Fritsch
Elkus Manfredi Architects

• Integrating Sustainability into Practice
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Alexandra Gadawski
HMFH Architects

• The Next Frontier: Material Transparency Across Disciplines
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Tia Garcia
HELM Construction Solutions

• Project Management from Afar
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Cristina Garcia

• Whose Role Is It Anyway? Understanding the Requirement of Diversity in the New Green Frontier
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Amanda Garvey
Thornton Tomasetti

• Piloting, Scaling & Committing to Healthier Materials
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Matthew Genaze
ZeroEnergy Design

• Project Management from Afar
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Mark Ginsberg
Curtis + Ginsberg Architects

• Best Practices: Comparing Two Adjacent Multifamily Passive Houses
  Thursday, May 6 - 9:30

Chris Gordon
VEIC

• Tracking the Greenhouse Gas Impacts of Your Energy Efficiency Measures: New Tools & Lessons Learned for Designers & Contractors
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30

Kevin Grattan
Building Futures

• Sheridan Small Homes: Affordable Passive Houses for In-Fill Development
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Jacqueline Guyol

• Lessons Learned from MassCEC's Triple Decker Challenge
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Greg Hale
The Catskill Project

• Leaving the Mesozoic Behind: From Fossil Fuels to the Future via Carbon-Neutral Buildings
  Friday, May 7 - 11:30

Kendra Halliwell
ICON Architecture

• Achieving Performance Goals: Modular New vs. Retrofit Existing
  Thursday, May 6 - 8:00

Haley Hardwick-Witman
CoEverything, LLC

• Sheridan Small Homes: Affordable Passive Houses for In-Fill Development
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Carrie Havey
The Green Engineer, Inc.

• Schools of Thought
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Meghan Hawkins
Evolve Design Workshop

• Project Management from Afar
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Patrick Haydon
Haycon

• Mass Timber Construction in the Northeast
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Chris Hearl
Hanson Fine Building & Preservation

• The Glue That Binds PrePHab: How Designers & Builders SIMMplify Passive House
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Steven Hessler
Holzraum System

• The Glue That Binds PrePHab: How Designers & Builders SIMMplify Passive House
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Lauren Hildebrand
Brightcore Energy

• Public Health & the Built Environment: Putting Research into Action
  Thursday, May 6 - 9:30

Ben Igoe
CTS Builders

• Case Study of a Low-Energy Multifamily Development: A Practical Discussion of Challenges & Success at The Flow Chelsea in NYC
  Friday, May 7 - 8:00

Nicole Imbergamo

• Piloting, Scaling & Committing to Healthier Materials
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Fatou Jabbie
USL Technology, Inc.

• Whose Role Is It Anyway? Understanding the Requirement of Diversity in the New Green Frontier
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Tamika Jacques

• Leveraging Diversity to Meet the Climate Challenge
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Julie Janiski
Buro Happold Engineering

• Electrifying Hard-to-Heat Buildings
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30

Chris Johns
ThoughtCraft Architects

• Project Management from Afar
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Emily Jones
LISC Massachusetts

• Electrification + Affordable Housing: What You Need to Know
  Friday, May 7 - 3:30

Daniel Jordan

• Tracking the Greenhouse Gas Impacts of Your Energy Efficiency Measures: New Tools & Lessons Learned for Designers & Contractors
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30

Siiri Julianus
Shepley Bulfinch

• Piloting, Scaling & Committing to Healthier Materials
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Brian Just
VEIC

• Tracking the Greenhouse Gas Impacts of Your Energy Efficiency Measures: New Tools & Lessons Learned for Designers & Contractors
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30

Jonathan Kantar
Sage Builders, LLC

• Net Zero Single Family Remodel: Whys & Woes
  Thursday, May 6 - 8:00

Patrick Kenny
Thornton Tomasetti

• Low-Carbon Concrete & Steel Structures
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Gregory King
TSK Energy Solutions

• Leveraging Diversity to Meet the Climate Challenge
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Julie Klump
Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH)

• Why Go Deep? Retrofit Lessons from Low-Income Multifamily Projects
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30

Jacob Knowles
BR+A Consulting Engineers

• Electrifying Hard-to-Heat Buildings
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30

Jonathan Knowles
Rhode Island School of Design

• Sheridan Small Homes: Affordable Passive Houses for In-Fill Development
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Jesper Kruse
Maine Passive House, LLC

• Single Family Retrofit to Passive House EnerPHit Standards
  Friday, May 7 - 3:30

Mark Loeffler
Mark Loeffler Design Consulting, LLC

• Light + Justice
  Wednesday, May 5 - 10:30
• Light + Justice in Practice
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Kyle Macht
Macht Architecture

• The Glue That Binds PrePHab: How Designers & Builders SIMMplify Passive House
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Vesna Maneva
Halvorson Tighe & Bond

• Schools of Thought
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Dylan Martello
Steven Winter Associates

• Decarbonization of Domestic Water Heating in Multifamily Buildings
  Friday, May 7 - 11:30

Melissa Mattes
Sladen Feinstein Integrated Lighting

• The Next Frontier: Material Transparency Across Disciplines
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Megan McDonough
Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity

• Modular vs. Stick-built: A Side-by-Side Comparison with Habitat for Humanity
  Friday, May 7 - 11:30

Sadie McKeown
Community Preservation Corporation (CPC)

• Leaving the Mesozoic Behind: From Fossil Fuels to the Future via Carbon-Neutral Buildings
  Friday, May 7 - 11:30

Alejandra Menchaca
AIRLIT Studio

• The Next Frontier: Material Transparency Across Disciplines
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Alison Nash
Sasaki Associates, Inc.

• Integrating Sustainability into Practice
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Megan Nedzinski
Vermont Integrated Architecture (VIA)

• Tracking the Greenhouse Gas Impacts of Your Energy Efficiency Measures: New Tools & Lessons Learned for Designers & Contractors
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30

Ty Newell
Build Equinox

• Today's Acceptable Ventilation is Unacceptable
  Friday, May 7 - 11:30

Marie Nolan
The Green Engineer, Inc.

• Comparing the Operating Performance of High Performing Public Buildings to their Design
  Thursday, May 6 - 8:00

Todd Olinsky-Paul
Clean Energy States Alliance | Clean Energy Group

• Virtual Power Plants: The Future of Distributed Energy Storage
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30

Geoff Oxnam
American Microgrid Solutions

• Virtual Power Plants: The Future of Distributed Energy Storage
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30

Shannon Pendleton
Sanderson Sustainable Design

• The Glue That Binds PrePHab: How Designers & Builders SIMMplify Passive House
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Marc Perras
Jones Architecture

• Mass Timber Construction in the Northeast
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Brendan Place
Climateaction

• Electrifying Hard-to-Heat Buildings
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30
• The Proof is in the Project: Cost & Performance of Built Passive Multifamily
  Friday, May 7 - 3:30

Andy Poshadel
Pathfinder Engineers & Architects, LLP

• Historic Buildings & Climate Change Mitigation: Case Study of a Low-Carbon Renovation
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Jacob Deva Racusin
New Frameworks Natural Design/Build

• Tracking the Greenhouse Gas Impacts of Your Energy Efficiency Measures: New Tools & Lessons Learned for Designers & Contractors
  Thursday, May 6 - 11:30
• Historic Buildings & Climate Change Mitigation: Case Study of a Low-Carbon Renovation
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

JS Rancourt
DXS

• HFC Refrigerants in Heat Pumps: Regulatory Update & Emissions Analysis
  Friday, May 7 - 8:00

Emma Reif

• Low-Carbon Concrete & Steel Structures
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Daphany R. Sanchez
Kinetic Communities Consulting

• Whose Role Is It Anyway? Understanding the Requirement of Diversity in the New Green Frontier
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Christopher Schaffner
The Green Engineer, Inc.

• Comparing the Operating Performance of High Performing Public Buildings to their Design
  Thursday, May 6 - 8:00

Brenda Stern

• Low-Carbon Concrete & Steel Structures
  Friday, May 7 - 9:30

Brian Sullivan
Emerald Consulting

• Proving Your Worth: Energy Loan Performance Monitoring, Verification & Marketing
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Woodbury Swan

• Net Zero Single Family Remodel: Whys & Woes
  Thursday, May 6 - 8:00

Brien Tal-Baker
Simple City Studio LLC

• Modular vs. Stick-built: A Side-by-Side Comparison with Habitat for Humanity
  Friday, May 7 - 11:30

Nate Taylor
Stephen Turner Inc.

• Proving Your Worth: Energy Loan Performance Monitoring, Verification & Marketing
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Kohta Ueno
Building Science Corporation

• Multifamily Humidity Control Problems: Muggy Mayhem
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30
• Historic Buildings & Climate Change Mitigation: Case Study of a Low-Carbon Renovation
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Bill Walsh
Healthy Building Network

• Public Health & the Built Environment: Putting Research into Action
  Thursday, May 6 - 9:30

Seanna Walsh
Studio Gang

• Project Management from Afar
  Thursday, May 6 - 1:30

Marjorie Woodwell

• Net Zero Single Family Remodel: Whys & Woes
  Thursday, May 6 - 8:00

Daryl Wright
Emerald Cities

• Leveraging Diversity to Meet the Climate Challenge
  Friday, May 7 - 1:30

Soo Jin Yoo
Merge Architects, Inc.

• Lessons Learned from MassCEC's Triple Decker Challenge
  Thursday, May 6 - 3:30

Li Ling Young
VEIC

• Modular vs. Stick-built: A Side-by-Side Comparison with Habitat for Humanity
  Friday, May 7 - 11:30

Stas Zakrzewski
ZH Architects

• Case Study of a Low-Energy Multifamily Development: A Practical Discussion of Challenges & Success at The Flow Chelsea in NYC
  Friday, May 7 - 8:00

Lauren Zullo
Jonathan Rose Companies

• Public Health & the Built Environment: Putting Research into Action
  Thursday, May 6 - 9:30