iParks Webinar: The Sustainable Sites InitiativeThe Sustainable Sites Initiative was created to promote sustainable land development and management practices that can apply to sites with and without buildings, including Research Parks of any shape and size. Join iParks Webinar: The Sustainable Sites Initiative to explore a form of sustainability that Communities of Innovation can exemplify all over the world. While standards exist for sustainable structures—“green buildings”—there are no comprehensive guidelines and performance benchmarks for those who want to create and measure sustainable landscapes. The Sustainable Sites Initiative will change that. Join this iParks Webinar to see how The Sustainable Sites Initiative can impact your park and learn:
About the Sustainable Sites Initiative The Sustainable Sites guidelines offer tools for those who design, construct, operate, and maintain landscapes of all sizes. Modeled after the LEED®(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System of the U.S. Green Building Council, the new rating system gives credits for the sustainable use of water, the conservation of soils, wise choices of vegetation and materials, and design that supports human health and well-being. Read more about The Sustainable Sites Initiative. Register Now - Watch this Webinar ON DEMAND. Webinar Fee: $79 Members/ $99 Non-Members About the SpeakersGregory S. Napier, RLA, LEED AP Gregory S. Napier, Assistant Director – Real Estate / Physical Facilities, manages the master planning, development, construction and maintenance of the physical assets of the Purdue Research Foundation, including the four research parks based in West Lafayette, Indianapolis, Merrillville and New Albany. As ownership representative for the Purdue Research Foundation, Napier’s responsibilities include project management to ensure the projects reflect positively upon the Foundation and Purdue University, and to provide direct supervision to the facilities management team. He also is involved with recruiting companies to the Purdue Research Park system, which aids in the economic development of the State of Indiana. |