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August 24th - 27th, 2010BIRMINGHAM-JEFFERSON CONVENTION COMPLEX, BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMAPH 205.326.2380 FAX 205.326.2381 http://www.greenbuildingfocus.com

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Conference and EXPO Agenda

Day One, Exhibitor Setup & General Session - August 24th, 2010

8:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration & Exhibitor Setup BJCC –

North Hall

12:30 pm– 1:00pm Welcome Address & Opening Remarks Sheraton

Banquet Hall

1:00pm – 2:00pm

Llewellyn Van Wyk, Research Group Leader, Council for Scientific & Industrial Research, South Africa, Design for Sustainable Human Settlements. Sheraton

Banquet Hall

2:00pm - 3:00pm Yalmaz Siddiqui, Director of Environmental Strategy, Office Depot The Green Imperative: Why a green strategy is essential in today’s business

context .SheratonBanquet Hall

3:00pm – 3:30pm Break Sheraton

Banquet Hall

3:30pm – 4:30pm Eric Corey Freed, Principal, organicARCHITECT Detroit, Dallas & Despotism: a 3D view of Sustainability. Sheraton

Banquet Hall

4:30pm – 5:30pm Karan Grover, Principal, KGA Architects, India Many Faiths; One Truth. Sheraton

Banquet Hall

5:30pm – 7:00pm Cocktail Reception & Exhibition Preview BJCC –

North Hall

Day Two, Breakout Sessions & EXPO - August 25th, 2010 – Exhibition Hall Open 8:00am – 7:00pm

07:30 am - 08:30 am Registration BJCC –

North Hall

8:30 am -10:00 am

ParallelSession 1:

KPS Group Pavilion: Alagasco Pavilion: GBF Pavilion: City of Birmingham Pavilion:

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Green Boardrooms and Green Buildings: A Perspective from

Corporate America.

Ari Kobb, Director, Siemens Green Building Solutions

Yalmaz Siddiqui, DirectorEnvironmental Strategy, Office

Depot

IGCC, International Green Construction Code. A

watershed step forward: What it means to you.

Don Brown, Principal, Brown Chambliss Architects

CASE STUDY: KAUST (King Abdullah University

of Science + Technology): A Lesson in Bridging the Gap

between Tradition + Sustainability.

Megan Holder, Associate & Landscape Architect, HOK

Planning Group

Optimizing Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Blends

for Buildings and Facilities.

Scott Sklar, President, The Stella Group

10:00 am -11:00 am Break, Exhibition Hall Events BJCC –

North Hall

11:00 am -12:30 pm

ParallelSession 2:



The Role of Innovation in the New Global Green Economy.

Thomas Schuler, President, DuPont Building Innovations

PANEL DISCUSSION: Private and Federal Incentives

for Green Projects.

Scott Minos, Senior Policy Specialist, Dept. of Energy Mike D’Onofrio, Director, Engineered Tax Services

Jeff Belkin, Partner, Alston + Bird, LLP Clay Haden, Senior

Vice President, General Counsel, Skanska USA

WORKSHOP: Social Media 101.

Chris Brogan, Bestselling Author & Social Media Expert

PANEL DISCUSSION: The Role of Governance in the

Transition to a Green Economy.

Robert Reichert, Mayor, Macon, GA, Tony Petelos,

Mayor, Hoover, AL, Tim Profeta, Director,

Nicholas Policy Institute, Duke University

12:30 pm -2:30 pm Lunch Break, Exhibition Hall Events BJCC –

North Hall

2:30 pm -4:00 pm

ParallelSession 3:



High Performance Building Solutions: Thermal Performance &

Vapor Control with Lightweight Concrete Blocks.

Torsten Schoch, CEO of Xella Technologie & Forschungs-

gesellschaft mbH, Bruce Weems,Sales Engineer, Xella Aircrete

North America, Inc.

National Energy Policy and Legislation Impacting Green

Building.

Tom Moskitis, Chair, Natural Resources Task Force of the

American Legislative Exchange Council

Creating Your Eco-Friendly Design & Lifestyle.

Robin Wilson, Bestselling Author & Interior Designer

Special Guest Speaker, Washington, DC

4:00pm – 5:00pm Break, Exhibition Hall Events BJCC –

North Hall

5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Cocktail Reception, Exhibition Hall Events: Chris Brogan Presenting “Trust Agents,” AIA Annual Design Awards, EcoMarket BJCC –

North Hall

ALL TRACKS WILL CARRY AIA HSW/SDU CEUS AND USGBC CREDITS


SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (CONT.)

Day Three – Breakout Sessions & EXPO - August 26th, 2010 – Exhibition Hall Open 8:00am – 5:00pm

8:30 am -10:00 am

ParallelSession 4:


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Green Building Policy in a Changing Economic Environment: Opportunities and Challenges for

Recovering Green.

Brooks Rainwater, Director, Local Relations, American Institute of

Architects

Successfully Managing LEED Documentation.

Carlie Bullock-Jones,Principal, Ecoworks Studio

Green Globes, A Nationally Recognized Green Rating and

Assessment System.

Sharene Rekow, Vice President, Marketing-Membership, Green

Building Initiative

The New Color of Green: A Collective Voice Towards

Change.

Jerome Ringo, National President, Apollo Alliance

10:00 am - 11:00 am Break, Exhibition Hall Events BJCC –

North Hall

11:00 am - 12:30 pm

ParallelSession 5:


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The Path to Net-Zero: Strategies for Reaching Net-Zero in Various

Building Types and Regions.

Omid Nabipoor, President,Interface Engineering

Jon Gray, Principal and Senior Plumbing Designer, Interface

Engineering

PANEL DISCUSSION: What Green Building Means to

Regional Home Builders.

Dr. Jennifer Languell, Founder & President, Trifecta

Construction SolutionsCliff Pitman, President, H.C.

Pitman BuildersEric Corey Freed, Principal,

organicARCHITECTMike Wedgworth, President, Wedgworth Construction, Inc.

CASE STUDY: Sustainable Fellwood: a mixed-

use, all green redevelopment of a 27-acre parcel.

Tommy Linstroth, Principal, Trident Sustainability Group

Environmental Justice: Strategies for Creating Healthy

and Sustainable Communities.

Dr. Robert Bullard, Director, Environmental Justice

Resource Center

12:30 pm -2:30 pm Lunch Break, Exhibition Hall Events BJCC –

North Hall

2:30 pm -4:00 pm

ParallelSession 6:



Greenfield Development in Practice: The Grand River Mixed-Use Master Planned Community.

Doug Neil, Vice President Development,

Daniel Corporation Russ Bodie, Chief Technical

Officer, Audubon Environmental, Inc.

Environmental and Energy Lessons from a World

Somewhere Near the Earth.

Dr. John Bacon, Systems Integrator for the International

Space Station Program

Sustainable Design and Construction; Designing and

Building Net Zero Energy and Net Zero Water Buildings.

Declan Yearwood, Principal, Sustain Building Group

Pavel Sazama, Owner, Level, Inc. , Andy Olds, Partner, Fuller

Thompson Olds Architects Scott Kubiszyn, President,

Nature's Tap

PANEL DISCUSSION: Legal Panel. Discuss emerging

regulation and incentives in areas of construction,

environmental and tax law.

Jim Archibald, PartnerRhonda Caviedes, Partner

Sid Trant Partner Bradley Arant Boult Cummings

4:15 pm – 5:00 pm

Llewellyn Van Wyk, Council for Scientific & Industrial Research, South Africa Closing Remarks North Hall –

Demo Stage

Day Four – Optional Full-Day Seminars, August 27th , 2010

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

ParallelSession 7:

Session A:

IGCC FundamentalsPresented by the ICC

This seminar will provide an overview of the critical concepts of the International Green

Construction Code (IGCC), Public Version 1.0, as released March 15, 2010. This seminar will

also describe the development of the IGCC and how it regulates new construction, existing

construction, multiple occupancy classifications, and community development.

Session B:

LEED Green Associate OverviewPresented by Michelle Cottrell

This seminar will give eligibility to sit for the LEED Green Associate Exam. Offer

descriptions of what to study to pass the Green Associate exam. Teach study

techniques that will prepare students to sit for exam in as little as 10 days. Provides 4 full-

length simulated practice exams. Brings clarity to the LEED Rating Systems with "real

world" examples.

Session C:

High Performance Building DesignPresented by Southface

This Seminar will focus on strategies for new building design and major energy

upgrades to existing facilities, including an overview of the major market drivers for energy efficiency such as Leadership in

Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), ENERGY STAR, the 2030

Climate Challenge and the ASHRAE Energy Design Guides.

Sheraton – MedicalForumMeetingRooms

ALL TRACKS WILL CARRY AIA HSW/SDU CEUS AND USGBC CREDITS

2010 SpeakerS INCLUDekaran Grover, Award-winning Indian Architect Llewellyn Van Wyk, Research Group Leader, CSIR South AfricaDr. Charles kibert, Noted Author, Researcher and Educatoreric Corey Freed, Author and noted Green ArchitectYalmaz Siddiqui, Office Depot, Director Environmental StrategyDr. John Bacon, NASA Scientist and Renowned Motivational SpeakerChris Brogan, Best-selling Author and Social Media GuruThomas Schuler, President, DuPont Building Innovationsari kobb, Director, Siemens Green Building SolutionsJerome ringo, Apollo Alliance, President and National Wildlife Federation, DirectorScott Sklar, President, The Stella Group and Renewable Energy ExpertMegan Holder, HOK Planning Group, Landscape ArchitectTom Moskitis, Federal Lobbyist and Ardent Advocate for Natural Gas. Don Brown, Brown Chambliss Architects, Principal and Ownerrobin Wilson, Noted Author and national Eco-friendly and Healthy Home Interior Designer Tommy Linstroth, Trident Sustainability Group, Principal and Melaver, Inc., consultantSharene rekow, Green Building Initiative, VP of marketing-membership Declan Yearwood, Sustain Building Group, Principal Tony petelos, Mayor, Hoover, Alabamarobert reichert, Mayor, Macon, GeorgiaTim profeta, Director, Nicholas Policy Institute, Duke UniversityCarlie Bullock-Jones, Ecoworks StudioDr. robert Bullard, Director, Environmental Justice Resource CenterBrooks rainwater, Director - Local Relations (D.C.), American Institute of ArchitectsOmid Nabipoor, President, Interface EngineeringScott Minos, Senior Policy and Communications Specialist, DOE (EERE)Doug Neil, Vice-President Development, Daniel Corporation

TOpICS INCLUDeThe role of Governance in the Transition to a Green economy: Mayor Robert Reichert (Macon, GA) will address The Middle Georgia Clean Air Coalition, how and why it was formed and how it fills a role that is not filled by individual counties or cities. Mayor Tony Petelos (Hoover, AL) will address the potential of regional collabo-ration in making cities more livable. Tim Profeta (Director, Nicholas Policy Institute, Duke University) will address how decision makers in the public sectors can obtain and use unbiased evaluations of policy risks and rewards as they navigate uncharted territory in a carbon constrained economy.

Green Globes, a Nationally recognized Green rating and assessment Sys-tem: Learn how the system works, where it is different than LEED and how it is being accepted in the United States.

IGCC, International Green Construction Code: Recently released by The Inter-national Code Council in conjunction with ASHRAE, USGBC and IES The International Green Construction Code provides the building industry with language that both broadens and strengthens building codes in a way that will accelerate the construction of high-performance, green buildings across the United States. Learn about this new code and what it will mean for your business as it gets adopted by ICC’s 22,000 local jurisdictions.


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0 The Greening of Corporate America: Siemens, with McGraw-Hill Construction, published The Greening of Corporate America Report in 2009. The research inves-tigated attitudes and trends in America’s corporate boardrooms to gain an under-standing of how green and green building is woven into corporate strategy. Learn about these research findings from Siemens’ project leader, including the progress corporate executives have made in actively greening their organizations and how you can benefit from this trend.

Environmental and Energy Lessons From a World Somewhere Near Earth: Dr. John Bacon, Systems Integrator for the International Space Station Program, will address the systems engineering of the ISS and the imperative they have to recycle and to conserve in maintaining an engineered, balanced environment. ISS is the ultimate model of a green building. Learn about the solar power and gas and water recycling techniques used on ISS, and explore some innovative and game-changing sustainable technologies developed by Johnson Space Center engineers that are be-ing widely deployed in the developing world.

Social Media, what it means for you: The Stewart Perry Company presents Chris Brogan, one of the world’s leading experts in social media and New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Trust Agents. Join this social media work-shop to learn about the latest trends in social media and gain step-by-step insight into how you can leverage social media to spread awareness of your core compe-tencies, gain trust in the marketplace and expand your overall reach in your target market.

The Legal Panel: A panel of experts will discuss emerging regulation in the areas of environmental, construction and tax law. Learn about the latest tax incentives for green buildings, what to expect in new regulation and how to mitigate your risk.

Optimizing Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Blends for Buildings and Facilities: A practical course covering public policy, private market trends, and assets of optimized blends of energy efficiency and renewable energy. Hands-on examples of cutting edge efficiency (HVAC and controls, building envelope lighting and appliances) and renewable energy (combined heat and power, solar thermal and electric, geoexchange, small wind, biomass and fuel cells, advanced battery banks) to illustrate market utilization of exiting commercial technologies.

Detroit, Dallas & Despotism: a 3D view of Sustainability: Eric Corey Freed walks you through his creative and bizarre world of sustainable design. Beginning with the events of the past year, you’ll journey through the decline of the city of De-troit, building a net energy sustainable block in Dallas and the strange forces plotting against greening our country. Experience the rapid advancements in green building and discover the latest systems to save energy, water and resources. You will laugh, cry and never look at your world quite the same way again. Drawn from the most advanced research, this talk uses rich graphics, multimedia and never before seen data to alter your view of green building.


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0 Building Innovations: Learn how technology and collaboration drive innovation without exceeding budgetary constraints. The President of DuPont Building Innova-tions will answer these hot topics as he explains what he sees as critical changes in the building industry going forward in a green environment. Additionally, he will de-tail how one of the largest companies in the world, DuPont, was forced to make some big changes in order to adapt and survive in the new global green economy. Case Study: Sustainable Fellwood: From the team that authored The Green Building Bottom Line (McGraw-Hill 2008) comes this proposal: a deep dive into a mixed-use, mixed-income, all green redevelopment of a 27-acre parcel minutes from the center of historic Savannah. Learn about the experience of developing what HUD recognizes of one of only two sustainable public-housing projects in the nation.

Case Study: KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science + Technology): A Lesson in Bridging the Gap Between Tradition + Sustainability: KAUST’s new campus is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s first LEED certified project and the world’s largest LEED Platinum project. Because the research and development of renewable resources drives KAUST’s research agenda, sustainable development is integral to KAUST’s overall mission. By integrating sustainable measures into the site planning, the community, the building design and the campus operations, the university is demonstrating new ways to build in the region and promoting responsible steward-ship of the environment.

Case Study: Design for Sustainable Human Settlements: This case study arises out of CSIR appointment by the Department of Science and Technology in January 2008 to “develop, test and implement innovative technologies aimed at contributing toward sustainable human settlements.” The objective of the research is to achieve comfortable affordable housing that performs as well as or equal to middle income housing, are durable and quick to build, readily alterable, easily extendable, less de-pendent on municipal services, and able to facilitate sustainable human settlements. Accordingly the CSIR designed, developed and tested an alternative house using in-novative technologies to improve the performance of the house.

Creating a Successful Plan for LEED Documentation: Attending this presenta-tion will give attendees a thorough understanding of the entire LEED certification process, starting with assembling a project team and building a LEED project score-card/checklist, to registering the project in LEED Online v3 and inviting team mem-bers, navigating through LEED Credit Forms and preparing documentation submittals for formal review. The presentation will focus primarily on the LEED 2009 LEED for New Construction & Major Renovations Green Building Rating System and is ideal for professionals who are or will be involved in documenting projects towards LEED certi-fication.

Residential Panel: What Green Building Means to Regional Home Builders: What is the direction of green building for the nation? What is the direction of green building for the region? What are the environmental benefits of green building? What are the financial benefits of green building? What mistakes should the first time green builder know before starting his first home?


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0 Greening the Inside of your Building: Implementing Greener Operations and a Greener Purchasing Program: Learn how greening your operations and purchasing can serve as a precursor to Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) certification. Learn how Office Depot has worked with the USGBC to build greener stores. In a case-study format, participants will learn how to design a comprehensive program to green the inside of their buildings - a step by step guide.

Kennedy Green House - A Case Study: Robin Wilson will discuss the process of rebuilding the home of Robert F. Kennedy into one that is eco-friendly and sustain-able. Robin environmentally addressed the needs of the Kennedy home, which had to be rebuilt because of black mold infestation, by integrating design and technology concepts identified by LEED standards.

WORksHOPsIGCC Fundamentals (6 hours)Hosted by ICCThis seminar will provide an overview of the critical concepts of the International Green Construction Code (IGCC), Public Version 1.0, as released March 15, 2010. Participants will gain an awareness of the code provisions and how to apply the code in actual situations. This seminar will also describe the development of the IGCC and how it regulates new construction, existing construction, multiple occupancy classifi-cations, and community development.

LEED Green Associate Overview (8 hour exam prep)Hosted by Michelle CottrellThis seminar will give eligibility to sit for the LEED Green Associate Exam. Offer descriptions of what to study to pass the Green Associate exam. Teach study tech-niques that will prepare students to sit for exam in as little as 10 days. Provide 4 full-length simulated practice exams (400 unique practice questions). Offer interaction with experienced LEED AP Instructors & AEC classmates. Bring clarity to the LEED Rating Systems with “real world” examples. Supplementary materials & printout of powerpoint are provided.

High Performance Building Design (8 hours)Hosted by SouthfaceThe full-day High Performance Building Design workshop focuses on strategies for new building design and major energy upgrades to existing facilities, including an overview of the major market drivers for energy efficiency such as Leadership in En-ergy and Environmental Design (LEED), ENERGY STAR, the 2030 Climate Challenge and the ASHRAE Energy Design Guides. The workshop will cover high-performance design strategies such as building siting, daylighting, and HVAC design, as well as a discussion on energy modeling, and challenges and incentives for high-performance building. The High Performance Building: Design Workshop works in conjunction with the High Performance Building: Commissioning, Operations & Maintenance Workshop. Both workshops are full-day trainings and are offered together on succes-sive days.

2010 SPECIAL EVENTS AND FEATURESANNUAL AIA Design Awards: KPS Pavilion [EXPO Floor] on August 25th from 6:00pm - 7:00pm. To include a People’s Choice Award, voted on by the audience and presented to the winner that night by Karan Grover.

The Birmingham Chapter of the American Institute of Architects Design Awards exist to recognize excellence in architectural design by member architects. These awards increase awareness of outstanding architecture and honors those architects, clients, consultants and contractors who work together to improve the built environment. In doing so, the general quality of architectural practice is elevated and the public is apprised of the value of the practice of architecture.

Ask an Architect presentation: Demo Stage [EXPO floor] presented by COTE (Committee on the Environment) on August 25th from 3:30pm – 4:30pm

Both AIA events are FREE!

Eco-Market: MyGreenBirmingham.com will host their first Eco-Market at the Green Building Focus Expo on August 25th from 4pm to 7pm on the EXPO Floor. This will be in conjunction with the launch of their 2nd Annual My Green Home Giveaway presented by Alabama Power Company and a media day featuring nationally recognized eco-de-signer, Robin Wilson. The Eco-Market will immediately follow the presentation by Robin Wilson. Visitors will have the opportunity to attend a book-signing, enjoy a cocktail reception and shop.

Networking with Chris Brogan: At the Green Building Focus Conference & EXPO 2010 Chris will be hosting social media workshops to provide step-by-step insight into how leading Green Building Professionals can leverage social media to spread aware-ness of their core competencies, gain the trust of the marketplace and expand the overall understanding of Green Building practices. Chris has presented to book publish-ers, school administrations, technologists, marketers, government agencies, realtors, students, entrepreneurs, and many other groups. He speaks, blogs, writes articles, and makes media of all kinds at [chrisbrogan.com], a blog in the top 5 of the Advertising Age Power150, and in the top 100 on Technorati. He has an international following of loyal supporters and we look forward to hosting him in Birmingham at this year’s con-ference.

Breakout Session: Social Media 101•Tweet-up on EXPO floor•Chris Brogan networking on EXPO floor•Chris Brogan public events (Book signing, Presentation, Reception)•

Limited seating -- get tickets today!


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0A+ Insulation, Inc.Advantix SystemsAir2Water SoutheastAIRVAC, Inc.Alabama Asphalt Pavement AssociationAlabama Brick Delivery Alabama Concrete Industries AssociationAlabama Controls, Inc.Alabama Cooperative Extension SystemAlabama Metal Industries Corp (AMICO)Alabama Power CompanyALACADAlagasco AMA LightingAmerican Capital EnergyAmerican OsmentAmeristar Fence ProductsApplied Research Associates, Inc.Association of Energy EngineersB. L. Harbert InternationalBama Painting & Wallcovering, Inc. Bevolo Gas & Electric LightsBord na Mona Environmental ProductsBoston Architectural CollegeBradley Arant Boult Cummings LLPBrasfield & Gorrie General Contractors Call2RecycleCBC FlooringChattahoochee Pencil CompanyContract Furniture AssociatesCoral Industries, Inc.Cree, Inc.Crossville Tile & StoneDavis Architects Demilec (USA) LLCDixie Home CraftersDuro-Last Roofing, Inc.

EBSCO Creative ConceptsEnergy ResolutioNZEnterprise Rent-A-CarEuropean Kitchen of AlabamaFour Corners GalleryFox BlocksGary C. Wyatt, Inc.Gate Precast CompanyGerard Roofing TechnologiesGerdau AmeristeelGewin Tucker & AssociatesGlidden ProfessionalGlowble LightingGone For Good Document DestructionGreen IngredientsGreen Metal USAGreen Mountain Glass, Inc.Greening UrbanGreenPoint US, LLCHannah SolarHerrington Architects, PCHNI Corporation / LAMEXHOAR Construction/ HOAR Program ManagementHOKHolcombe Doors and WindowsHudson Architecture, LLCIB Technology Group, Inc.iGreen Construction, Inc.Imaging TechnologiesInterior ElementsInteriorscapes, Inc.iPOVJayWallJohnsonKreis Construction JS Cotney, Inc.KNOLL / Business InteriorsKONE Inc.Konia U.S.KPS Group Lafarge North AmericaLandscape Support Services LLCLBYD, Inc.Lighting PartnershipMagic City Motor ScootersMarvin Windows by Dale, Inc.

McWane, Inc.Method-1 Custom InteriorsMI ResearchNational Fenestration Rating CouncilNational Tree PreservationNature BridgesNature’s TapOne Stop EnvironmentalParksite, Inc.Pavestone CompanyPictura GraphicsPiedmont Green Building SolutionsPure Green SolutionsReady Mix USA Renew PlasticsRevision GlassRobert F. Henry Tile CompanyRobins & Morton Ross Environmental + Sportsfield BuildersSAGE Electrochromics, Inc.SAWCOSiemens Building TechnologiesSimpson Plastering SIPS Team USASolar Reflections LLCSOPREMA, Inc.Spring Air SystemsStabilizer Solutions, Inc.Stewart Perry Company, Inc.Structall Building SystemsThe Fockele Garden CompanyThe Gunlocke Company, LLCTimberwood ProductsVENCO Concrete Waste SystemsVeolia Environmental ServicesVictor Stanley, Inc.W.G. Yates ConstructionWarren Averett Kimbrough and MarinoWatershed, LLCXella Aircrete North America, Inc.

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