Unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances ELORIN has had to cancel this breakfast event.
The "Six Ps" of Sustainable Buildings
The Ontario Green Building Resource Centre – a not for profit organization will examine the relationship between green buildings, green products, green construction and skill development.
A destination for inspiration, advice and practical problem-solving around commercial sustainable building best practices. A place to develop and exchange expertise, knowledge and better practices. It will reduce the liability and risk elements of green buildings and development for the manufactures, trade, builders, contractors, design industry and government.
The centre is where anyone and everyone - industry professionals, building owners, government representatives, and members of the general public - can come to learn about the “six Ps” of sustainable building: products, practices, projects, policies, performance and service providers.
Event sponsored by:
BIOGRAPHY
Julie Scarcella graduated with a B.ES in Environmenal Studies from the University of Waterloo, Diploma in Recreation Parks from Seneca College, a 1 year Business Entrepreurship Certificaite and she is currently submitting her credentials Janauray 2010 for her Executive MBA program in Ontario. She is the principle owner of Blue Wilderness Management Group Inc. has been facilitating, and managing projects for over 13 years. Julie has worked for numerous private sector and government corporations as well as non-profit organizations. The firm started in Collingwood, Ontario, in 1997 as an independent consulting firm and incorporated in 2002.
Today it is a specialized Canadian consulting service that offers a full range of professional services relating to the project management, certification process for LEED (NC) and LEED for Neighborhood, green building consulting, green material specification, municipal sustainable planning, nature base tourism planning, funding application, government relations, and expertise on partnership negotiations involving First Nations. Her company drives market transformation in green buildings through education and project facilitation. She is responsible for EcoSpex Canada a comprehensive web-based database of building products which encourages and educates product specifiers to consider corporate sustainable polices, environmental, health, ethical/social, performance during the project selection/specification process.
As of January 2009, Julie was appointed to work with the Toronto Construction Association as a member of the Green Building Committee. September 2008, Julies was invited to participate in the Steering Committee to provide expertise within the product/manufacturing sector for the Toronto Towers Renewal initiative spearheaded by the Climate Change Secretariat. In February 2008, Julie was appointed to the Board of Director Toronto Chapter of the Canada Green Building Council. January 2007, she was appointed to participate with the Canadian Standards Association – ISO Sustainability Building Construction committee for a 2 year term. In July 2007, Julie is also participating in the LEED for Neighborhood Development Corresponding Committee for the US Green Building Council in Washington DC. The pilot version of LEED-ND was released summer of 2007. Spring of 2007 Julie also joined the expert panel as a member for Healthy Indoors Partnership which, together with Health Canada, CMHC, and the National Research Council, is creating a Buyer’s Guide for products and services with low chemical emissions. As of December 2007 she also volunteers on the business development committee for the Toronto Canada Green Building Council.
The cost to attend is $30 ($15 for full-time students). The deadline for registration and cancellation is Tuesday 12 January 2010 by 5:00 pm.
To register via email and receive an invoice (or pay at the door) please email info@elorin.ca
Refunds cannot be issued for cancellations beyond this date.