Auden Schendler

VP Sustainability, Aspen Skiing Company & Author of"Getting Green Done"

Building Saskatchewan Green 2011 - Getting Green Done

Embark on a journey of leadership in sustainability, lean project delivery, integrated design, innovation and existing build performance enhancement and learn from leaders in our industry.

Getting Green Done, the Saskatchewan Green Build conference

November 18

Waneskewin Heritage Park, Saskatoon, Sk

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Speakers include:

Keynote speaker: Auden Schendler

Auden Schendler, Sustainability Director, Alpine Skiing Company and author of Getting Green Done will deliver a hard-nosed message about “green washing” and why we need to celebrate the real leaders in the trenches that are working to achieve a paradigm shift in the building industry. Schendler is a passionate speaker committed to doing what it takes to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and the reduce the drastic effects that warmer temperatures will have on the ski industry and power days in Aspen.

Integrated Project Delivery

Trish Marianovits of Integrated Designs and Sherman Kreiner, Managing Director of the University of Winnipeg Community Renewal Corporation will describe the Integrated Project Delivery process. Implemented by the University of Winnipeg Richardson College for the Environment Team, the process was used to overcome a large budget deficit to deliver an amazing LEED Gold building that has the potential to become, North America’s Most Energy Efficient Laboratory Project.

Why Green Homes are not Mainstream

Cory Krygier of Jigsaw Homes, Calgary will share his perspective about why green homes are not mainstream and how Jigsaw Homes has been successful in “telling the right story” about the real benefits of the high performance home market.

Additional sessions include:

Living Building Challenge with Gary McEwan, Robert Parlane and Tim McLennan
Architectural Projects in Saskatchewan
Want green? Get green! Grants and Incentives
Saving the Planet 2 Buildings at a Time Through Retrocommissioning with Damon McFall, University of Illinois
LEED project in Saskatchewan

. . . and more!

Please note: The conference program has been approved for 12 GBCI CE Hours.

Transportation to and from Saskatoon, leaving Regina on November 18th, has been organized. A conference bus will leave at 5:30am from the Boston Pizza parking lot on the north end of town. This bus will return after the conference reception and will arrive back in Regina at 9:30pm.