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I-LinCP is a proud provider of AIA LU's/CEU's

USGBC/LEED CEU's will also be provided

Certificates of completion are also available.

INTRODUCTION

On August 4 and 5, 2022, the Institute for Leadership in Capital Projects (I-LinCP) is presenting the Lone Star Sustainability Forum - Making Impact Through the Built Environment.

One of the most exciting aspects of this conference will be the bringing together of multiple organizations including project Owners, for-profits and nonprofits, K-12’s and higher education, cities and counties and other governmental agencies, as well as architects, engineers, solution providers/vendors, and contractors to collaboratively present and discuss issues and ideas related to sustainability and resiliency, with a Texas focus.

This event will be a catalyst for public and private project Owners and stakeholders to holistically gather information and momentum as we bring the resources and vision needed to achieve the goal of zero carbon emissions from the built environment, and address water, green space and the natural environment, transportation, equity, and funding, among other topics.


ABOUT

LOCATION

Embassy Suites, San Marcos Convention Center | San Marcos, Texas

Reserve Your Room Here.


PROGRAM INCLUDES


Keynote presentations | Presentations and Panel discussions | Facilitated table discussions with your peers and subject experts | Networking with all industry stakeholders including: architects, engineers, contractors, project Owners, educators, agency leaders, visionaries, entrepreneurs, innovative product providers | Take-aways and resources to assist in positive change

You will come away with ideas you can implement for yourself,  your organization, our industry, and our communities to build a robust and sustainable future!

DRAFT AGENDA


    CONFIRMED PRESENTERS (more to come)

    KEYNOTE PRESENTERS

    Erik Nordman, PhD

    Professor of Natural Resources Management | Grand Valley State University

    Author, "The Uncommon Knowledge of Elinor Ostrom: Essential Lessons for Collective Action"

    Dr. Erik Nordman is Professor of Natural Resources Management and Adjunct Professor of Economics at Grand Valley State University, Michigan, and an Affiliate Scholar at Indiana University’s Ostrom Workshop. Nordman has written on a wide variety of environmental topics, from urban stormwater management and land preservation to renewable energy. His work has also appeared in mass-market publications such as QuartzThe Conversation, and Bridge (a Michigan public affairs magazine).

    Nordman holds an MS in forest ecosystem management and a PhD in natural resource policy and economics, both from the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse University. He served as a Fulbright Scholar and visiting professor at Kenyatta University in Nairobi, Kenya, 2012-13. His publications are available at: https://works.bepress.com/erik_nordman/. 




    BJ Johnson, PhD

    Co-founder and CEO | ClearFlame Engine Technologies

    For our climate, for our health, and for our future, we need energy solutions that can make an impact today.

    Improving access to clean energy while also making the most efficient and best use of those limited resources cannot be done in a vacuum. With a deep understanding of the whole energy picture and the underlying connections that drive it, my mission is to help identify the clearest paths for a clean energy future.

    Heavy-duty diesel engines have been the gold standard for heavy-duty applications for decades because of their reliability, durability, efficiency, and power. And yet, they are also some of the largest contributors to greenhouse gases and poor urban air quality. In 2016, I co-founded ClearFlame Engine Technologies to provide rapid, scalable decarbonization for those toughest industries.

    At ClearFlame, we developed the quickest and most cost-effective pathway for heavy-duty engines by taking the dirty diesel fuel out of the diesel engine and replacing it with decarbonized, liquid fuels. We’ve secured non-dilutive grant and investor support—from sources such as the Department of Energy, National Science Foundation, USDA, and Clean Energy Ventures—and continue to build our ecosystem of strategic partners to assist in the development and deployment.


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    CALL FOR SPEAKERS - NOW CLOSED!

    Thanks to all who applied to be speakers, panelists, or moderators!  We are busy finalizing our AMAZING agenda and will post that as soon as complete!

    If you have any questions, please email Carol Warkoczewski.

    REGISTRATION

    Member Registration Rates

     Registration Type  1st Registration   2nd Registration 
     Individual & Corporate (Members)  $425  $375
     Non Profit / Government / Educators (Members  )  FREE  $225
    * Student (Members)  $125  $75
     Single-Day Registration  $250  $250
     Presenter | Panelist | Moderator     $195  $195


    Non-Member Registration Rates

     Registration Type  1st Registration   2nd Registration
     Individual or Corporate                       $475  $425

     Non Profit / Government / Educators

    (Become a member at $300 and receive a free registration!)

      

     $300  $250
    * Student  $150  $100
     Single-Day Registration  $300  $300
     Presenter | Panelist | Moderator  $195  $195


    *Scholarships available on a first-come, first-served basis!  

    Please contact Carla Bingaman for more info at:

     (512) 263-5521 or carla.bingaman@i-lincp.org

    SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE! 

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