This video is designed to provide you with a roadmap on earning both Option 1 and Option 2 for materials and resources credit. We also discuss which products are currently being used by LEED project teams across the US.

Bring all of your LEED questions and headaches to our LEED Construction User Group on the last Wednesday of every other month!

ESG is everywhere nowadays. But, what does it mean for general contractors and the construction industry? In this highly anticipated webinar, we will unveil Green Badger’s groundbreaking ESG Implementation Roadmap for General Contractors, designed to navigate the uncharted waters of ESG in construction. This roadmap will equip General Contractors with the essential tools and strategies needed to become more profitable, attract and retain talent, and become a market leader through ESG. Register now and be part of the ESG revolution in the construction industry.

Watch now! This is a recorded session of the LEED Construction User Group.

Join Green Badger and Steelcase’s Global Sustainability Consultant, Eric Doyle, for an insightful webinar on how furniture products can be a valuable asset in achieving LEED credits. Gain a deeper understanding of LEED documentation for furniture products and the BIFMA LEVEL certification system from Eric’s expertise. Discover how Steelcase products can contribute to meeting your sustainability goals, and the seamless process of working with Steelcase dealers. Learn about Steelcase’s commitment to materials transparency and eliminating chemicals of concern.

Subcontractors play an essential role in the success of LEED construction credits. The Green Badger team discusses best practices General Contractors can use to ensure subcontractors provide clean LEED submittals to avoid the dreaded Revise and Resubmit. The topics covered include best practices for subcontractor training, lessons learned from hundreds of projects, and insights into common stumbling blocks.

LEED buildings are critical to addressing climate change and meeting ESG goals, enhancing resilience, and supporting more equitable communities. However, many projects fall short of meeting such ESG initiatives through a lack of rigor and measurement. Companies, investment funds, and building assets are now increasingly being asked by investors and regulators to back up ESG commitments with real-world measured performance – but how?

Bring all of your LEED questions and headaches to our monthly LEED construction user group on the last Wednesday of every month!

Bring all of your LEED questions and headaches to our monthly LEED construction user group on the last Wednesday of every month!