Join your Green Buildings Are Better community and special featured guests for this extended conversation on how and if the infrastructure and neighborhoods of Brentwood Bound were resilient to the highest 24-hour rainfall on record this July.
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We seek to increase industry knowledge of Buildings as Climate Solutions and are looking for programs that empower others to provide immediate solutions to our communities' immediate problems.
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Benefits of Presenting with Missouri Gateway Green Building Council:
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Position yourself as an advocate for carbon reduction (regenerative building), climate justice, and Environmental Social & Governance (ESG) design in the built environment.
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Showcase your leadership and gain exposure as a green building professional, for your company, and ideas.
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Build your network; connect with other committed industry and sustainability community professionals.
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Advance driving the movement to bring decarbonized buildings, healthy materials, and just practices into the places we live, work, and learn!
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MONDAY
January 30, 2023
@ 5:00 - 7:30 pm
Location TBA
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Let's celebrate the new year and recommit to greener, better buildings!
As we return to an in-person State of the Council and our official Brand Launch Party we want you to celebrate with us! Stay tuned for more details, including our online auction! We are rebranding effective January 1, 2023.
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Opportunity to support local building owners in meeting Building Energy Performance Standards!
The Office of Building Performance is seeking 6-9 building, engineering, finance, and other professionals to serve on the Technical Sub-Committee of the City's Building Energy Improvement Board.
| | | People who lead, operate, build and teach in U.S. schools - The Green Schools Conference is back, in-person and in New Orleans! | |
NEXT YEAR
February 27 - March 1, 2023
New Orleans, Louisiana
| Early bird rates will end January 13, 2023. | | | |
The conference will end with a full day of interdisciplinary content and education sessions covering important topics like:
- improving indoor air quality,
- reducing waste,
- advancing decarbonization,
- cultivating environmental literacy,
- improving district-wide partnerships,
- implementing social and emotional health strategies, and
- amplifying student-led climate action initiatives.
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Attempting to teach about a subject that has become as politicized as climate change has, can be incredibly challenging
especially when you don’t feel like you have adequate answers or information for students. With this year’s Connect on the Quest series focus on resources and education surrounding Climate Action we welcome educators and the general public to join this virtual gathering. CONNECT with your Green Schools community!
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WEDNESDAY
January 11, 2023
@ 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Online
| | | Join Climate Generation educator Seth Spencer as he provides educators with access to resources, professional development, inspiration, and community networking to teach climate change for all grade levels and disciplines. | | |
Did you miss the previous Connect on the Quest? | Listen, watch, or share the LIVE recording! | | Keep connected @MOgreenbuildings | | OTHER GREEN BUILDING & COMMUNITY EVENTS | | Earlybird DEADLINE: Feb 13 | |
New Buildings Institute
2023 Getting to Zero Forum
May 10-12, 2023
Minneapolis, Minnesota + online
Gather with the world's leading experts in creating market-based solutions to decarbonize buildings, targeting ZERO energy and carbon neutral performance.
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AIA St. Louis - Resource Center and American Society of Interior Designers Missouri East (ASID-MOE) Chapter
Procrastination University
December 15
@ 8:00 am
TRC, 911 Washington Ave. + online
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Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan St. Louis
Business After Hours
WINTER COAT DRIVE
December 15
@6:00 pm
Holiday Inn Creve Coeur
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Thank you to our recent renewing sponsors!
Greentech Renewables
NEW
Silver Sponsor
Missouri Historical Society
Renewing Gold
Tarlton
Renewing Silver
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Green Buildings Are Better member,
Did you know the financial support of our sponsors is integral to ensuring that everyone can live, work, learn, and play in smart and healthy buildings? Learn more about 2022 Sponsorship Opportunities.
What Your Company Gains as a USGBC - Missouri Gateway Sponsor
EXPAND: Grow the knowledge of green building and sustainability in our community & contribute to a more equitable future by gifting a Green Sponsorship for a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise or community group.
PARTICIPATE: Get involved in educational programs, special events and community projects to showcase your company's leadership.
ADVERTISE: As a Chapter Sponsor, your company will be
- Listed on our website which receives 6,500 visitors and 60,000 page views per month.
- Included in our monthly e-newsletter with over 5,000 subscribers.
- Recognized at monthly programs.
LEARN: Keep up with the latest green building trends and technologies and earn continuing education hours.
ALIGN: Differentiate your company as a leader in the sustainability movement in your community.
includes numerous benefits - from complimentary Chapter memberships and monthly program passes to exposure on the Chapter website, E-News and at events.
You can learn more by downloading our 2023 Sponsorship Package or by contacting Emily Andrews at 314-577-0854.
| | | Thanks to our RESTORATIVE Sponsor! | | Thanks to Our PLATINUM Sponsors! | | Thanks to Our GOLD Sponsors! | | Thanks to Our SILVER Sponsors! | | Thanks to Our GREEN SCHOOLS Sponsors! | |
GREEN SCHOOL SUPPORTER
The Green Schools Quest is also supported in part by the St. Louis-Jefferson Solid Waste Management District and the Missouri Department of Natural Resources
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| | | Thanks to Our BRONZE Sponsors! | |
Custom Engineering
Golterman & Sabo
Hastings & Chivetta
Integrated Facility Services, Inc.
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Rosemann and Associates
Villa Lighting
Ygrene
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Corrigan Company / Lyon Sheet Metal
Faith Group, LLC
Fox Architects
Growing Green, Inc.
Horner & Schifrin, Inc.
Johnson Controls
KAI Enterprises
Keeley Companies
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Mazetti
Rise Community Development
Roanoke Construction, Inc.
Schaeffer Marketing Group
Siemens
S.M. Wilson
St. Louis Composting-Total Organics Recycling
| | | | MISSION - VISION - EQUITY | |
U.S. Green Building Council-Missouri Gateway Chapter
To initiate, develop and accelerate the implementation of green building concepts,
technologies and principles that promote environmentally responsible, prosperous and healthy places to live and work.
Buildings and communities will regenerate and sustain the health and vitality of all life within a generation.
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We recognize that we are a predominately white organization – our staff, our leadership, and our membership. As an organization, we recognize that we have unintentionally contributed to the status quo of injustice and systems that are racist. We know that environmental degradation and climate change disproportionately affect communities of color. We are working to do our part to address and breakdown systemic and institutional racism while understanding our own implicit biases. Learn more about our Equity and Inclusion Initiatives.
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