Understanding the intersections that LEED has with the facility management profession can also give you an edge in marketing your value to prospective clients. We'll offer a fly-by of the LEED operations and occupancy credits in terms of what they mean for you, and examples of what they look like in practice.
 
 Speaker: Elizabeth Powers, Principal, O'Brien & Company LEED AP BD&C and ID&C, CSBA
 
 Elizabeth specializes in the application of integrative process and use of sustainability measurement systems to create better economic, social, and ecological outcomes for O'Brien & Company's clients. She uses the knowledge she's gained from 18 years in the field and her skills motivating people to facilitate projects and programs focused on the built environment using the Integrative Process (IP) standard developed by the American National Standards Institute. The primary focus of her work is the development and application sustainability systems, metrics and indicators to commercial, institutional and infrastructure development. She is the Principal-In-Charge on over three dozen LEED and sustainable building projects for the company. She also provides education, technical assistance, and program support in the areas of sustainable site development, green building materials, and sustainable construction practices.
 
 
 
 
 Details

Benaroya Hall, Founders Room
200 University Street
Seattle, WA 98101  > Directions
Free parking to attendees! Entrance is located on 2nd Avenue.
* Please see ENTRANCE INSTRUCTIONS below *

Agenda:
11:30 am - 12:00 pm: Registration & Networking
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm: Program and Lunch
Come at 11:30 to register and network with your colleagues!
Box lunches and free parking will be provided.

Late registrants and walk-in's are welcome, but are not guaranteed a box lunch! Make sure you register today!

Cost:
$25 IFMA Members
$35 Non-Members
$10 Students

Questions? Contact the Association Office at Toll Free 877-460-5880 or office@IFMASeattle.org

About the IFMA Seattle Lunch and Learn Series:
Our Chapter launched the successful monthly 'Lunch and Learn' series in May of 2013 which has featured important industry speakers from the Puget Sound region discussing current issues affecting the management of the built environment.