ICSCRetailGreenConference & Innovation Showcase

JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa • Phoenix, AZNovember 27 – 28, 2012

#retailgreen

The Premier Retail Sustainability Real Estate Conference and Innovation Showcase

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Contents

Conference Program ...................................................................... 3 - 8 Program Planning Committee............................................................. 9 Speaker Biographies .................................................................. 10 - 16 Platinum Conference Sponsors................................................. 17 - 18 Gold Conference Sponsors .............................................................. 19 Silver Conference Sponsors ............................................................. 20 Bronze Conference Sponsors .......................................................... 21 Deal Making Directory ................................................................ 22 - 23 Deal Making Floor Plan ..................................................................... 24

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Tuesday, November 27, 2012 7:00 am – 7:00 pm RetailGreen Conference Registration GRAND CANYON FOYER 8:00 – 10:00 am RetailGreen Academy Optional Program GRAND CANYON 8 This RetailGreen Academy class is free to all RetailGreen Conference participants. Advance registration is required. LEED for Retail Learn about current programs available to support implementation and benchmarking sustainability in Retail. Find out what is in the LEED tool kit to provide guidance for your project or day-to-day operations. USGBC continues to adapt LEED to support retailers in reducing their environmental impact. There will be three primary topics for this session: Campus Certification — how can this program support LEED for Retail and Shopping Centers? Volume Certification — how has this program changed, what are the lessons learned and current trends? LEED v4 — learn more about the next version of the rating system and the beta testing process. Instructors:

Lisa Stanley, CEM, LEED® AP, O+M Vice President, Product Management U.S. Green Building Council Washington, DC Ralph DiNola, LEED® AP, BD+C, O+M Principal Green Building Services Portland, OR

10:30 – 10:45 am Welcome and Orientation GRAND CANYON 8 Speakers:

Michael T. Greeby, E.I., SCDP ICSC RetailGreen Program Planning Committee Co-Chair Executive Vice President The Greeby Companies, Inc. Lake Bluff, IL Jeffrey Nash ICSC RetailGreen Program Planning Committee Co-Chair Director of National Operations General Growth Properties, Inc. Chicago, IL

10:45 – 11:30 am General Session GRAND CANYON 8 The Power Mingle The Power Mingle is a great icebreaker and networking opportunity. It’ll give you a lively start to your RetailGreen experience. We’ll split everyone into groups, and we’ll ask people some questions to share about themselves and what they hope to achieve during this conference. Special feature: you’ll be able to Tweet...to connect even more...as you listen to the conversation!

11:30 am – 7:00 pm RetailGreen Technology & Innovation Showcase (Day 1) GRAND CANYON 6 & 7 12:00 noon – 12:45 Lunch Served on the Trade Exposition Floor GRAND CANYON 6 & 7 12:45 – 1:30 pm General Session GRAND CANYON 8 #Disrupt and Interrupt: Retail Gone Wild Conference attendees are invited to a “State of the Industry” discussion. It could get rowdy. We’re talking, tweeting, e-mailing and using every other sort of communication (no smoke signals, please) to get everybody involved. In this first general session of the conference, we’ll introduce the topics and themes of the conference. How green is the retail industry? Is sustainability still relevant? Where are the highlights and great successes? How green can we get? What affect has the economy had? How has “#” and “@” affected our lives and is 140 characters enough to say anything? Are we more connected than ever or is it all just #TMI? Moderator:

Sean K. Selby, AIA, LEED® AP Associate Principal Arrowstreet, Inc. Somerville, MA

Panelists: Audi Banny Corporate Sustainability Initiatives/Development Estee Lauder New York, NY George Caraghiaur Senior Vice President, Energy & Procurement Simon Property Group Indiananpolis, IN

Jim Hanna Director, Environmental Impact Starbucks Seattle, WA Riggs Kubiak CEO Honest Buildings

1:45 – 2:45 pm Concurrent Sessions A choice to attend one of three concurrent sessions. A. Managing Your Energy Supply: Trends and Strategies to Save Money GRAND CANYON 9 - 10 Come hear this panel of experts discuss the full spectrum of activities related to the energy procurement process within the restructured energy marketplace. You’ll learn the best approaches for evaluating energy provider options, comparing competitive proposals, and integrating the benefits of competitive energy procurement into an overall energy management program.

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The goal of this program is to bring conference attendees up to speed on ways to take advantage of significant cost savings as deregulation provides new alternatives and strategic cost reduction opportunities. Moderator: Mark Peternell Vice President, Sustainability Regency Centers Panelists: Eric Buckner Energy Director General Growth Properties, Inc. Chicago, IL David Hughes Corporate Energy and Carbon Manager Target Corporation Minneapolis, MN Mark Kleinginna Vice President of Managed Products and New Product Development Reliable Power Alternatives Corporation New York, NY B. Best Practices for a Major LED Retrofit Project in Retail GRAND CANYON 11 - 12 The session will discuss the process of successfully making the switch to an LED retrofit project. The speakers will provide insight into product evaluation, key partnerships, project analysis and planning, and results. Moderator:

Joshua D. Witte Director, Industry Programs Professional Retail Store Maintenance Association Dallas, TX

Panelists:

Lee Cush National Account Manager Philips Lighting New York, NY

Victoria Garten LC, LEED® AP Global and Strategic Accounts Manager General Electric

Don Moseley Director of Sustainable Facilities Walmart Bentonville, AZ

Vance Olivier Retail Facilities Manager Room and Board

C. How Play and Humor Help Us Innovate GRAND CANYON 13 This talk will discuss connections between creativity, prolific idea generation, humor and play. Specifically, humor and creativity both involve making non-obvious connections between seemingly unrelated things. It was found that improvisational comedians produced more creative product ideas than professional product designers in controlled, time-limited idea generation challenges, and that engineers can generate significantly more ideas after improvisational training.

Researchers have also found that a playful attitude is helpful in creative problem solving and ideation. It seems obvious to promote play for children, but we tend to discourage it in adults. If we want to be creative leaders and designers, we should encourage play and humor in both work and academia. Speaker:

Prof. Barry Kudrowitz University of Minnesota College of Design Minneapolis, MN

3:00 – 4:00 pm Keynote Presentation GRAND CANYON 8 "Innovation in Sustainability...Leading Edge Ideas" A key driver to Sustainability is Innovation, which has fuelled the recent rise in Sustainability consciousness over the past several years and will continue to do so for many years to come. In fact, some of the innovation coming from this Sustainability era that we are actively participating in, will leave a lasting legacy on our history. Future generations will look back on these innovations and will compare them to advancements in other eras- such breakthroughs as the use of iron to strengthen tools and weapons for the Iron Age, the steam engine for the Industrial Revolution, and the 30 year mortgage- which fueled the housing boom of the Post World War II era. This session brings together three speakers from three different industry leading companies that will have a large impact on our society today and potentially alter the future forever. Moderator:

Marcel Proskow President Maxam Design International Calgary, AB

Speakers:

Phil Ovitt Manager, Business Development and Policy NRG Energy EV Services

Josh Richman VP of Business Development Bloom Energy

Bloom Energy is changing the way the world generates and consumes energy, using the famous “Bloom Box”. The Bloom Box is the distributed-generation superstar of data centers and supermarkets and will one day could be used more universally in all building types.

John Geyer Vice President, Development Ygrene

Ygrene is a leader in PACE financing, which allows companies, districts, and contractors to create clean energy districts that help provide the capital required to purchase cleaner energy innovations, even in this unstable economy.

4:15 – 5:15 pm Roundtables GRAND SONORON F-G Two Rounds: 4:15 – 4:45 pm (Round One)

4:45 – 5:15 pm (Round Two) Talk directly with the leaders in retail real estate, sustainability, energy and environmental design. Choose from over 40 different tables and discuss a topic of interest that will help you define practical ways to implement programs efficiently and effectively. Gain rich knowledge and insight from some of the industry’s most notable experts in a small group setting for the utmost interaction. You will have the opportunity to visit two roundtables. A complete listing of roundtable leaders and topics will be available at the Registration Desk. Roundtable Co-Chairs:

Jim Fessler Vice President, Corporate Construction and Design Safeway Inc. Pleasanton, CA Don A. Moseley, PE Director of Sustainable Facilities Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Bentonville, AZ

5:30 – 7:00 pm Opening Reception, RetailGreen and CenterBuild GRAND CANYON 6 & 7 This reception is available to both RetailGreen and CenterBuild Conference attendees.

Wednesday, November 28, 2012 7:00 am – 5:00 pm RetailGreen Conference Registration GRAND CANYON FOYER 7:45 – 8:30 am Continental Breakfast on Exhibit Floor GRAND CANYON 6 & 7 8:00 am – 1:00 pm RetailGreen Technology & Innovation Showcase (Day 2) GRAND CANYON 6 & 7 8:45 – 9:00 am General Session GRAND CANYON 8 Speaker:

Don A. Moseley, PE Director of Sustainable Facilities Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Bentonville, AZ

9:00 – 10:00 am Special Keynote Presentation GRAND CANYON 8 Speaker:

Woodrow W. Clark II MA3, PhD Managing Director Clark Strategic Partners Beverly Hills, CA

Dr. Clark, a long-time advocate for the environment and renewable energy, is an internationally recognized author, lecturer, public speaker and advisor specializing in sustainable communities. Dr. Clark was one of the contributing scientists to the work of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (UNIPCC) which as an organization was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in December 2007. In 2004, he founded, and now manages, Clark Strategic Partners (CSP), an environmental and renewable energy consulting firm using his political-economic expertise in order to guide, advise and implements public and private clients worldwide – specifically on sustainable smart green communities of all kinds ranging from colleges and universities to shopping malls, office buildings and film studios. 10:15 – 11:15 am Concurrent Educational Workshops A Choice of Four Concurrent Educational Workshops. Audience participation will be a key feature in these workshops. A: Development Real World Case Study GRAND CANYON 13 Join industry experts in this interactive session as they share their experiences creating more sustainable Site development at new and existing locations. Attendees will learn and participate in a discussion of Low Impact Development strategies that have the greatest ROI, Environmental Impact, and effectively balance aesthetics and technical requirements. Moderator:

Lawrence E. Kilduff, CDP, CSM President The Kilduff Company, LLC Cedarburg, WI

Panelist:

Cindy Robb Group Lead, Pre-Construction Environmental Target Corporation Minneapolis, MN

B: Sustainable Retail Development, The Balancing Act Between “Good Practice” and Regulatory Compliance GRAND CANYON 8 Retail developers often feel squeezed between what they know are sustainable development “good practices” and the requirements of government-imposed sustainable development regulations that can create additional uncertainty and increased costs for development projects. This session will utilize a hypothetical site and take it through the stages of site preparation, redevelopment and operations to explain (1) the types of local government sustainable development requirements that could affect the development of a site for retail use, (2) how those requirements can impact developer “good practices” and (3) what

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strategies to employ in the face of locally-adopted urban design standards, transit oriented development (TOD) standards, LEED-ND and energy efficiency performance standards for buildings and systems. Speakers:

Brian W. Blaesser, Esq. Partner Robinson & Cole LLP Boston, MA Kent Jeffreys Staff Vice President, Global Public Policy ICSC Washington, DC Adam Meek Chief Executive Officer Brownfield Management Associates Chicago, IL

C: Renewables: Is Technology Integration the Path to Better Returns? GRAND CANYON 11 & 12 This session will dive into real and pro forma projects to analyze how reasonable returns on renewable projects can be achieved in our industry and how looking at different technologies and how they might be integrated at a property could provide even greater performance and improved returns. Moderator:

Jeffrey M. Bedell, LEED® AP, CEM, CEP Vice President, Sustainability Macerich Santa Monica, CA

Panelists:

Jon Ethington Sr. Projects Director and Principal Solutions Architect Panasonic Eco Solutions Group Boston, MA

Ed Lieberman Regional Director, Southern California Bloom Energy Los Angeles, CA

Mark Matthews Vice President of Sales and Marketing Arista Power Rochester, NY

D: Benchmarking Industry Leaders GRAND CANYON 9 & 10 What are best practices in the retail real estate industry and what are they doing? What are the measurable results? What is the value proposition? What are they hearing from their customers? Moderator:

Cathy Edens Consultant Seattle, WA

Panelists: William Caldwell, AIA Managing Director EDENS Bethesda, MD

David DeVos, AIA, LEED® AP Vice President, Global Director of Sustainability Prudential Real Estate Investors Madison, NJ

Jim Hanna Director, Environmental Impact Starbucks Seattle, WA

Marty Pompermayer Associate Director, Design and Construction Verizon Wireless Bellevue, WA

11:30 am – 12:00 noon Industry Update GRAND CANYON 8 12:00 noon – 12:45 pm Lunch at Trade Exposition GRAND CANYON 6 & 7 Enjoy a relaxing lunch with members of the RetailGreen Program Planning Committee at each table. You can also take this time to explore and meet with our impressive lineup of trade exhibitors around our entire exhibit floor. 1:00 – 7:30 pm CenterBuild RetailGreen Combined General Session Available to all attendees of CenterBuild and RetailGreen conferences. 1:00 – 1:30 pm Welcome and Program Overview GRAND SAGUARO BALLROOM

Robert H. Mitchell, SCDP ICSC CenterBuild Program Planning Committee Chairman The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Fort Lauderdale, FL Michael T. Greeby, EI, SCDP ICSC RetailGreen Program Planning Committee Co-Chair Executive Vice President The Greeby Companies, Inc. Lake Bluff, IL Jeffrey Nash ICSC RetailGreen Program Planning Committee Co-Chair Director of National Operations General Growth Properties, Inc. Chicago, IL

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1:30 – 3:00 pm Keynote Presentation GRAND SAGUARO BALLROOM

Richard Tait Chief Boomboom Boomboom Brands Seattle, WA

Richard Tait is a serial entrepreneur who thrives on changing the rules. He started his career at Microsoft in 1998 where he had 12 startups within the company and pioneered four waves of innovation, multiple areas spanning everything from operating systems to corporate solutions, CD ROM’s and even breakthrough internet applications. After Microsoft, Richard started Cranium Inc. which became the third largest games company in the world, selling more than 40 million games in 22 countries and winning game of the year five years in a row, a world record that stands to this day. Cranium was acquired and became part of the Hasbro games family in 2007. 3:15 – 4:30 pm Special Industry Groups Who better to learn from than your peers? These Special Industry Groups separate attendees into smaller working groups facilitated by industry leaders to brainstorm solutions regarding the most focused and relevant topics of the industry discipline. Share ideas and learn techniques for success from those who have the most applicable experience in the field: your industry-specific peers. Sharpen your edge by engaging in these thought-provoking and inspiring discussions. Spontaneous discussions created through informal, personal presentations within industry sector peer groups will highlight practical knowledge about the most current topics in the industry. 1 – ENGINEERS GRAND CANYON 1 - 2 Join this group discussion covering the following two topics which have daily significance in the work of engineers involved in the retail development industry. 1. Emerging trends in environmental and development regulation: We

will discuss new and emerging regulatory trends impacting the engineering and development industry. Regulations concerning storm water management, air pollution, endangered species, water conservation, and more will be discussed.

2. Owners and consultants, what do you wish the other understood?

Ben Shearer of Fresh & Easy and Joe Kaltsas of Kimley-Horn will facilitate a discussion of common frustrations and proven strategies for better collaboration which ultimatly lead to better designs and more succesful projects.

Group Leaders Joe Kaltsas, SCDP, PE, LEED® AP Vice President and National Client Director Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. Ben Shearer Director of Construction Fresh and Easy Neighborhood Market

2 – CONTRACTORS GRAND CANYON 3 - 5 The Contractor Focus session will be an opportunity for a group of Contractors to interact with a panel made up of a Designer, Developer and Retailer. The moderated discussion will be an open forum allowing Contractors the opportunity to ask questions of the panel leading to a broader group discussion about a variety of relevant present day Contractor concerns, the state of the current retail market and retail construction best practices. Moderator: Bob Minutoli, Jr. Vice President Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Panelists: Mark Giles Principal DLR Group Mike Harwood Senior Director of Construction DDR Corp. David Oshinski Corporate Director of Construction The Home Depot Inc. 3 – ARCHITECTS GRAND CANYON 8 In an effort to rebuild the profession following nearly four years of business drought, the big hairy audacious goal for architects to consider is how to play a significant role in promoting "Architecture IS an Economic Engine" and to be instrumental and inspirational for this to take place. As our attitude toward the current economy is the only condition we truly have the power to change, we need to begin by rebuilding a positive and pro-active outlook and the value of our profession in helping to bring about the future we all want to see for our firms, our industries, our professions and our communities. Through collaborative discussions, the Architects Special Interest Group will highlight strategies to regain our "groove" in marshaling our potential to restore our domains of practice and create opportunities for today's profession and those for the next generation. In this session, the panel will introduce ten (10) strategic themes with some thoughts to stimulate initial discussion. During the course of the program these themes will be explored through an assignment of one theme to each of ten (10) roundtables. The program wrap-up will include a report out from each table to highlight an implementation strategy for the topic. In conclusion, participants will gain new insight on ways they can accelerate economic recovery for architects and engineers. Group Leaders Judson A. Kline Senior Director Herschman Architects, Inc. Bridget McCormick-Farrell Architecture and Planning Services Director jcpenney Kevin O’Malley,LEED AP Group Leader/Project Executive Pepper Construction

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4 – TENANT CO-ORDINATION GRAND CANYON 11 - 13 The TC's role continues to evolve from many factors in the current economy: - Technology: implementing new tools - Shift from a development-centric industry to an asset management

and asset enhancement industry - TC's role in the "greening" Tenant Improvements and the shopping

center - How did the downturn affect role of Tenant Coordination in your

company and the industry. As a small group within a large industry, it is critical that Tenant Coordinators share information with each other. Please join us...please be ready to share. Group Leaders Brad Sanders President Skye Group Bradley Smith Director of Retail Tenant Coordination Forest City Enterprises 5 – RETAILERS GRAND CANYON 9 - 10 Kick off your 2012 conference by joining friends and colleagues at this "Retailer Only", special interest group session. Meet our highly acclaimed panel of industry professionals - blending together retailers, developers, architects, and contractors. Listen to their thoughts and share your own ideas about the challenges that you, the retailers, face. Topics include: 1. Rapid project delivery. How do we overcome late capital approvals,

shortened project schedules, tighter budgets, fewer resources, and faster cycle time to make it all happen?

2. Contracting and procurement options. What works best and why? (Bid, negotiate, auction, design-build,…) What are the drivers? (lead times, accelerated schedules, mass-purchasing opportunities, long-term relationships building vs. short term wins, corporate initiatives such as supplier diversity and strategic sourcing, …)

3. Bricks and mortar vs. omni-channel and digital retailing. The battle is on for capital dollars. Where are your budgets being spent and how do you get the most impact and financial return?

Group Leaders Clint Dean President of Construction EMJ Corporation Bruce R. Quisno, AIA Vice President, Construction Macy’s Inc. 6 – DEVELOPERS GRAND SONORAN H - I Leading project teams to deliver world-class projects. The role of a developer is to provide strategic vision for a project. This vision encompasses a wide variety of functional areas including design, engineering, leasing, marketing, tenant coordination, management, operations, governmental alliances, partnership relations and stakeholder engagement.

Group Leaders John Genovese Senior Vice President Westfield World Trade Center Tracy E. Hart President Tarlton Jim Hillier Senior Principal, Regional Practice Leader MulvannyG2 Architecture Reed Rainey Director of Construction and Cost Engineering Target Corporation 7 – SUSTAINABILITY GRAND SONORON J - K Green building issues will impact property owners, investors, and tenants over the next 5, 10, and 20 years. As energy costs rise, "going green" is as much about saving money as saving the planet. New technology hits the market every day, rating systems evolve and there are a myriad of incentives and financing options available. Whether you feel excited, enraged or overwhelmed about retail sustainability, please join us for an informal and engaging conversation. Group Leaders Ben Collinwood Director of National Accounts REC Solar San Luis Obispo, CA Nick Stolatis Senior Director- Global Sustainability & Enterprise Initiatives TIAA-CREF 4:45 – 5:45 pm Roundtables GRAND SAGUARO BALLROOM Don't miss these small, highly interactive group sessions produced to build on relationships, education and interactions. They combine high value continuing education opportunities with significant interest topics addressing issues of concern to retailers, developers and other shopping center design and construction professionals. A complete list of Topics and Leaders is available at the Registration Desk 6:00 – 7:30 pm Networking Reception (combined with CenterBuild) GRAND SONORAN E F G 7:30 pm RetailGreen Conference Adjourns ICSC wishes to thank the Professional Retail Store Maintenance Association for their assistance in content development and thank their members for sharing their knowledge at this Conference. PRSM is the authority on retail and multi-site facilities management (www.prsm.com).

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ICSCRetailGreenConference & Innovation Showcase

JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & SpaPhoenix, AZ

November 27 – 28, 2012

2012 RetailGreen Conference Program Planning CommitteeConference Co-Chairs

Michael T. Greeby, EI, SCDPICSC 2012 RetailGreen Program Planning Committee Co-ChairExecutive Vice PresidentThe Greeby Companies, Inc.

Jeffrey NashICSC RetailGreen Program Planning Committee Co-ChairDirector of National OperationsGeneral Growth Properties, Inc.

CommitteeKimberly Ansari, CCIMReal Estate ManagerVerizon Wireless

Jeff Bedell, LEED® AP, CEM, CEPVice President, SustainabilityMacerich

Sally Blair, EI, LEED® AP, O+M/CISenior ManagerArchitectural Energy Corporation

Shawn BrowningRegional Facilities ManagerNike

Edward Doyle, AIA, MBA, LEED® APManager of Sustainability and R&DTarget, Architecture

Jim FesslerVice President, Corporate Construction and DesignSafeway, Inc.

Kathy HuberVice President, AcquisitionsAlta Energy

Larry Kilduff, CDP, CSMPresidentThe Kilduff Corporation, LLC

Jonathan KrauscheRegional Director, Tenant CoordinationWestfield Corporation, Inc.

Don Moseley, PEDirector of Sustainability FacilitiesWal-Mart Stores, Inc.

Josh NevilleVice President, National OperationsInternational Environmental Management

Mark Peternell, LEED® APVice President, SustainabilityRegency Centers

Dean Pritchard, CDPPresidentWLS Lighting Systems

Marcel Proskow, SCDPPresidentMaxam Design International, Inc.

Sean Selby, AIA, LEED® APAssociate PrincipalArrowstreet, Inc.

Jim Steman, LEED® APDirector of Project and Construction ManagementMcCaffery Interests

Will TeichmanDirector of SustainabilityKimco Realty Corporation

Ben Wood, LEED® APDirector, Corporate Services and SustainabilityThe Greeby Companies, Inc.

Karla Zens, LEED® APSustainability & Marketing DirectorCapital Pacific

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Speaker Biographies AUDI BANNY has recently transition from the brand Aveda to a new role at Estee Lauder Companies as the Associate Director of Corporate Sustainability Initiatives. In her new position, Audi will establish guiding principles for sustainability and facilitate sustainability into ELC. She will provide support to their brands/affiliate partners and facilities to take their sustainability programs to the next level and reach Best in Class. Audi began her career by obtaining degrees in Visual Arts & Interior Design. She has been with Aveda Global Support for the past four years as Manager of Global Store Design. In that role she was successful in rolling out several sustainability programs including developing a Sustainable Design Guide for retail and salon use. She is LEED accredited and has been active in the US Green Building Council as well as co-founder of the Urban Green Council’s Emerging Professionals. She has also worked with GBCI to develop the questions for the first version of the LEED Commercial Interiors Exam, participated as a panelist for several sustainability topics, and has developed educational tools to teach and help execute environmental initiatives for small business owners. JEFFREY M. BEDELL, LEED AP, CEM, CEP is the Vice President, Sustainability for Macerich, one of the country's largest owners, operators and developers of major retail properties with a dynamic portfolio including some of the country's highest-performing shopping centers with total gross leaseable area at 72 centers exceeds 76 million sqft. At Macerich Jeffrey has focused on Energy, Operations and Sustainability. Jeffrey became one of the first Sustainability Executive in the retail real estate sector, and has helped Macerich become a leader in this area. Before Macerich, Jeffrey Bedell’s experience included, sustainable development, utility account management, demand side management, commodity procurement, and project development and implementation of energy efficiency, electro-technologies, cogeneration, central plants, thermal energy storage, controls, energy information systems and renewable energy. He has a BA in Economics from Occidental College and a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Laverne. He is a LEED Accredited Professional, ASHRAE and AEE member, a Certified Energy Manager (CEM) and Certified Energy Procurement specialist (CEP). He was the 2009 Associate Dean of the School of Green Buildings for the ICSC University of Shopping Centers, speaker at the ICSC 2009 Fusion Conference, and co-chair of the 2010 and 2011 ICSC RetailGreen Conference Program Committee. BRIAN W. BLAESSER, LEED AP BD + C, is a partner at the law firm of Robinson & Cole LLP in Boston where he heads the Land Use & Real Estate Development Practice Group. He practices in the areas of commercial development and leasing, environmental law, and litigation. His development permitting and leasing experience includes shopping centers, mixed-use developments, retail food and wholesale warehouse distribution, cinemas and multifamily developments. He is the author or co-author of various publications on land use and real estate development, including the books, Discretionary Land Use Controls: Avoiding Invitations to Abuse of Discretion (Thomson-Reuters/West: 14th ed. 2011), which addresses sustainable design and development issues, including green building regulations; Redevelopment: Planning, Law and Project Implementation (ABA Publishing: 2008), which covers the redevelopment process from land assembly through the entitlement process, to management of the project, and Federal Land Use Law & Litigation (Thomson-Reuters/West: 2012). Mr. Blaesser received his B.A. from Brown University cum laude, and his J.D. from Boston College where he served as an editor of the Law Review. He also holds a masters in city planning (M.C.P.) from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) and was a Fulbright Scholar. Mr. Blaesser has taught courses on planning and environmental law, and public-private partnerships, jointly at the Harvard Graduate School of Design and the Kennedy School of Government.

ERIC C. BUCKNER is the Senior Director, Energy for General Growth Properties. In December, 2012 Eric will begin his 30th year of employment with the company including his time spent with the acquired Rouse Company. Throughout his career, he has served the company in its Accounting, Operations, and Finance departments. Currently overseeing the Energy functions, Eric has developed and directs a sophisticated procurement process for electricity and natural gas. He also has provided oversight in the company’s effort to manage energy more efficiently and has developed programs that have enabled electricity consumption reductions in excess of 20% since the programs were enacted in 2006. Eric has also provided direction to the property teams in management of peak demand, demand ratchet cost, and power factor improvement. WILLIAM C. CALDWELL, AIA, AICP, LEED AP As Managing Director of EDENS, Bill Caldwell oversees pre-development, entitlement design and construction throughout the Company’s portfolio. A licensed architect and LEED Accredited Professional, he has more than 20 years of experience in master planning, urban design and architecture and has been responsible for several high profile mixed-use and transit oriented planning projects in major cities around the world. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects and is an AICP Certified Planner. Caldwell received a Master of Architecture from the University of Miami and a Bachelor of Science degree in Design: Architecture from Arizona State University. GEORGE CARAGHIAUR has a 30-year track record of leadership and achievement in the energy industry, with hands-on experience in management, finance, sales and marketing, operations and engineering. He is the author of “A Guide to Energy Service Companies”, published by The Fairmont Press. Mr. Caraghiaur is currently Senior Vice President, Energy and Procurement for Simon Property Group, the nation’s largest Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), where he is responsible for the management of the company’s energy operations, purchasing and all other core business operation programs across a portfolio of properties totaling some 263 million sq. ft. Mr. Caraghiaur has been instrumental in the industry-wide recognition of Simon’s sustainability practices, which resulted in back-to-back Leader in the Light Awards for six consecutive years (2005 – 2010) from the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT). Prior to joining Simon, he was a consultant to energy service providers and utility companies, and worked in the U.S., Canada, Europe and Asia on energy deregulation issues. Previously, he was President of PFL Energy Services, Inc., a provider of energy performance contracting services to Fortune 500 companies. He also perfected the use of performance contracting and project financing for seawater desalinization in the Caribbean, and was a senior executive with a leading building control systems and co-generation firm in Canada. He holds a Master of Science from Penn State University, and a Bachelor of Engineering from École Polytechnique de Montréal. BEN COLLINWOOD, Director of National Accounts for REC Solar, resident retail expert. Benjamin has worked in the solar industry since year 2003, including positions in new business development, government affairs, and global supply chain management. Benjamin has been involved in the sale and purchase of over 175MW of solar products and systems totaling $500 million, primarily for retail customers. Ben oversees sales to national accounts such as Costco, IKEA and other Fortune 500 clients. His experience in both sales and operations give him in-depth knowledge of a variety of solar topics, from solar panel manufacturing and market channels, to pricing and incentive programs across the nation, and overall market dynamics of the solar industry.

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WOODROW W. CLARK II MA3, PhD, a long-time advocate for the environment and renewable energy, is an internationally recognized author, lecturer, public speaker and advisor specializing in sustainable communities. Dr. Clark was one of the contributing scientists to the work of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (UNIPCC) which as an organization was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in December 2007. In 2004, he founded, and now manages, Clark Strategic Partners (CSP), an environmental and renewable energy consulting firm using his political-economic expertise in order to guide, advice and implements public and private clients worldwide – specifically on sustainable smart green communities of all kinds ranging from colleges and universities to shopping malls, office buildings and film studios. Dr. Clarks’ five books and 50+ peer-reviewed articles reflect that concern for global sustainable communities. His last book is Global Energy Innovations (Praeger Press, November 2011) that concerns the “green industrial revolution” (GIR). He explains his work as being the solutions to climate change through public policy, science and technologies, economics and finance. Clark also teaches graduate courses in these areas throughout the USA and internationally. Currently, Clark is Academic Specialist, UCLA Provost Office and Cross-Disciplinary Scholars in Science and Technology.Prior to launching CSP, Dr. Clark was Senior Advisor on Renewable Energy, Emerging Technologies, and Finance to California Governor Gray Davis from 2000-2003. Before that from 1999-2000, he was a Visiting Professor of Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship at Aalborg University, Denmark, where he was a Fulbright Fellow in 1994. Dr. Clark was the Manager of Strategic Planning for Technology Transfer at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) for the University of California and U.S. Department of Energy, during the 1990s. In 1980, he founded a mass media company in San Francisco, CA, Clark Communications, specializing in the production and distribution of documentary and educational films focused on “social issues” such as “sexual harassment”, “health issues” and older workers along with other topics including books from dramatic current events. Dr. Clark earned three masters’ degrees from different universities in Illinois and his Ph.D. at University of California, Berkeley. He lives with his wife, and their 4 year-old son in Southern California. LEE CUSH has held multiple roles with Philips Lighting spanning a 6 year career – most recently National Account Manager focused on retail lighting. In this role Lee consults with retailers to provide technical and aesthetic expertise to implement lighting programs for new construction, maintenance & renovation programs based on their brand and market positioning. He is a member of the IES North America and is Lighting Certified by the NCQLP. Lee is originally from Australia and is a Graduate of Griffith University with a Bachelor of Business in Retail Management. CLINT DEAN is Vice President of Construction for EMJ Corporation, an industry leading Construction Services company with average annual revenues of approximately $600M. Having joined them in January 1997, he now has overall responsibility for all construction activities in the Chattanooga office. He provides guidance to Directors of Construction, Project Managers and Superintendents, ensuring that EMJ produces quality projects within the confines of the schedule and budget. Clint has over 15 years of experience in a wide variety of commercial construction projects including retail, health care facilities, hospitality, condominiums, museum facilities, office buildings, light industrial, corporate campus, warehouses and educational facilities.

DAVID DEVOS, AIA, LEED AP is the Global Director of Sustainability with Prudential Real Estate Investors. As the Global Director of Sustainability for Prudential Real Estate Investors, David leads PREI®’s Global Sustainability Committee and oversees its regional committees in the U.S., Europe, Latin America and Asia. He also works with organizations such as the United Nation sponsored Principles for Responsible Investment and the Urban Land Institute’s Responsible Property Investment Council to help guide PREI’s sustainability initiatives and goals. In 2011, he led PREI®’s sustainability efforts through initiatives such as the installation of 10.5 MW of rooftop solar PV systems, adding more than $56 million to the value of the properties held in PREI's investment portfolios worldwide. Formerly the Director of Corporate Sustainability for Kohl’s Department Stores., David also served on the Whole Building Design steering committee for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Retailer Energy Alliance. Under his direction, Kohl’s premiered some of the first LEED-Retail Volume Certifications, certifying more than 50 projects (4.5 million sq. ft.), including Silver and Gold level certifications. Previous to Kohl’s, David was the Vice President of Store Design and Construction for the Follett Higher Education Group and Vice President of a commercial general contractor. David’s diverse corporate and retail credentials grant him an understating of construction from an owner’s, architect’s, and contractor’s point-of-view.David’s holds a Bachelor in Environmental Design degree and a professional Bachelor of Architecture degree, both from the University of Minnesota. His education was further supplemented with an M.B.A. from the Lake Forest Graduate School of Management. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects and is a LEED A.P. RALPH DINOLA, LEED AP, BD+C, O+M is a Principal with Green Building Services, an international leader in retail consulting. He is a passionate advocate for sustainable retail development, serving his clients from conceptual design through operations and maintenance. With more than 20 years experience in green building and sustainability, Ralph is able to bring together diverse stakeholders to define and execute sustainable strategies that bring dramatic triple bottom line benefits to his clients. Ralph is sought out by retailers that are focused on integrating sustainability best-practices across their portfolio while achieving their expectations for return on investment. With his leadership in the industry towards integrating retail and green building, Ralph was tapped as a subject matter expert for the development of training workshops for the USGBC. Additional credits include his participation in the development of the LEED for Retail Rating Systems with the LEED for Retail Core Committee and strategic planning for several prominent retail companies. Ralph is a featured speaker at national and international conferences including Greenbuild, AIA, SPECS and Centerbuild. Ralph demonstrates an unwavering commitment to sustainable practices and to providing educational resources on sustainable development. CATHY EDENS is an independent business consultant and sociologist specializing in the development of sustainable business models, methods, and strategic approaches specifically for retailers and manufacturers of consumer products. Areas of expertise include consumer trend forecasting and behavior, retail business sustainability planning and implementation, marketing and communications, and sustainable sourcing strategies including supply chain management. Specifically, she looks at how social and group processes influence consumer behavior, applying this knowledge to actively bring diverse populations together in common understanding and action and using sustainability as a key strategic business tool. Most recently, as the Vice President of Client Services at Paladino and Company, she served as a facilitator to ICSC and RILA for the Landlord-Tenant Collaboration Project, an ongoing effort between landlords and tenants focused on driving the industry towards more sustainable practices in retail facilities.

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BRIDGET M. FARRELL is the Architecture & Planning Services Director with JCPenney Co., Inc. in Plano, Texas. She is a licensed architect with a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Texas Tech University and has 20 years experience in the architecture/construction industry. Her current responsibilities include managing a team of talented project managers in architecture, interior design and store planning to produce all architectural development documents and store planning production drawings for new stores, renovations, special projects and vendor rollout programs. VICTORIA GARTEN, LC, LEED AP, Global and Strategic Accounts Manager, GE Lighting. Vicki Garten has been assisting major global retailers for the last 13 years in slashing their lighting maintenance and energy costs—helping over 50 retailers with a combined savings of $100 million annually! She began this journey as the GE Lighting Commercialization Leader for GE’s industry changing 30 watt T8 lamp and UltraMax ballast. Her goal was to convince end users to cut 2 watts when the industry was still selling more T12’s than T8s. The industry that was most receptive to Vicki & GE’s message was the retail industry, with industry leaders such as Walmart, Target & Walgreens recognizing the millions of dollar savings from just 2 watts. Building on this success, Vicki worked at the T5 Product Leader & was at the forefront in working with retailers to convert their warehouses from HID to T5/T8. Key early adopter partners were Food Lion & Kroger. From “traditional lighting”, Vicki & GE began working 8 years ago to convert retail refrigeration case lighting from fluorescent to LED with Walmart & Target again being our key developmental partners. This innovation now has global impact; small convenience stores in Brazil now light their cases with LED. LED case doors that were originally lit with 22 LEDs now only need 7 LEDs to do the same job & operate at a third of the watts! Vicki’s next assignment was LED Exterior Lighting with early adopters being Walmart Puerto Rico who found that not only could they slash >60% energy but enhance security. Over a 3 year time period she has helped support the conversion of more than 350 lots to LED, helping retailers set this new standard. Currently Vicki is supporting over 25 global retailers & property developers achieve the full impact of GE’s broad lighting portfolio as they investigate how to maximize their profitability and how to effectively use LED in their interior spaces. Vicki is a LC & LEED AP. She is a graduate of University of Virginia and has her MBA from Eastern Michigan. She is married and lives in Cleveland, OH. JOHN GENOVESE is responsible for the development of the World Trade Center project for Westfield. With more than 25 years of experience in real estate development, Mr. Genovese has created world class timeless mixed-use environments. He has led multi-discipline teams in the value added renovation, redevelopment and enhancement of more than 40 retail projects with a cost in excess of $2.5 billion dollars and has worked on the vision and strategic development of mixed use projects in excess of $4 billion dollars. His passion, creativity, experience and leadership leads to highly motivated teams and successful projects.

MICHAEL T. GREEBY, P.I., SCDP has been involved in the design and construction industry for nearly 15 years, having gained experience working for developers, engineering design consultants, and general contractors. A Construction Manager for The Taubman Company and General Growth Properties, Michael managed the renovation and expansion of two regional shopping centers and the new construction of a third. He was responsible for awarding subcontracts and tracking project budgets, processing draw requests and change orders, and coordinating all construction activities with mall anchor store construction, tenant build-out, out-parcel construction and center management. Prior to joining General Growth, Michael worked as Staff Engineer for a Chicago-based civil engineering firm, assisting in the design of water transport systems, roadway infrastructure, and wetland preservation and restoration. In addition, Michael worked for a large national general contractor on several projects assisting the project management team in both the office and the field. As Executive Vice President at Greeby, Michael is responsible for representing owners on commercial development and construction projects throughout the country. In addition, his responsibilities at Greeby include company administration and new business development. He is a member of the faculty at the ICSC University of Shopping Centers and is the 2012 co-chair of the ICSC RetailGreen Conference Program Committee. JIM HANNA is director of Environmental Impact for Starbucks. Since joining the company in November 2005, Jim has collaborated with partner corporations and nongovernmental organizations to help shape the company’s environmental strategy. He contributes to enterprise-wide initiatives that support green building, energy conservation, international procurement, recycling and waste reduction efforts. Prior to Starbucks, Jim served as Director of Environmental Affairs for Xanterra Parks & Resorts at Yellowstone National Park. In the position, he oversaw Xanterra’s many progressive environmental initiatives in its operations as the primary concessionaire in the park, including an ISO 14001-certified Environmental Management System. Before escaping to Yellowstone, he worked as Director of Operations for Teris Environmental in Los Angeles, managing the company’s seven regional offices in North America. A native of Olympia, Washington, Jim earned a BS in Environmental Sciences from Washington State University and is a U.S. Green Building Council LEED-accredited professional. He serves on the board of directors for the National Recycling Coalition, Washington Environmental Council and Yellowstone Park Foundation (advisory). TRACY HART of Tarlton is one of a few women nationally to lead a general contracting/construction management firm. Over the last decade, she has earned numerous individual honors and widespread acclaim as a champion of St. Louis. Hart chairs the Energy & Environment Committee for the St. Louis Regional Chamber & Growth Association, serving as a member of the Executive Committee since 2002. She is a trustee of the St. Louis Science Center and a member of the Science Center’s Board of Commissioners, also serving on The Muny’s Board of Directors and the St. Louis Children’s Hospital Board of Trustees. The first woman to serve as chairman of the Associated General Contractors of St. Louis, she is a Life Director for the Associated General Contractors of America. A graduate of the University of Michigan, she is active in her sons’ schools, church and other outreach activities. She enjoys the outdoors, sports, traveling and reading. MICHAEL HARWOOD is Senior Director of Construction with DDR Corp. He is a graduate of Bowling Green State University with a degree in Architectural Design/Construction Technology and has 24 years experience in the construction and consulting industries. Some the current development and re-development projects include The Fountains in Plantation, Florida, Aspen Grove in Denver, Colorado, Cortez Plaza in Bradenton, Florida, and Belgate Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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JIM HILLIER is the Partner-in-Charge of MulvannyG2’s Office in Irvine, California. He has more than 30 years of experience in retail design and construction, working with clients such as Westfield, Developers Diversified Realty, General Growth Properties, Costco, and Target. He brings a proven history of providing solutions to complex retail developments rooted in a thorough knowledge of jurisdictional, code, and construction issues. Jim knows success comes from communication and seeking new ideas. He increases project stakeholder trust, and promotes new ways of thinking by organizing committees of clients, peers, and employees dedicated to strategy, mentoring, communication, business development, and brand enhancement. KENT JEFFREYS is the Staff Vice President for the Office of Global Public Policy of the International Council of Shopping Centers. Mr. Jeffreys participates in the development of ICSC’s policy positions and communicates those positions to members of Congress, officials at federal agencies and state and local officials. He has primary responsibility for the direction and administration of ICSC’s federal legislative and regulatory activities on environmental, energy, land-use and homeland security issues. Prior to joining ICSC, Mr. Jeffreys was the Director of Environmental Studies for the Competitive Enterprise Institute. Mr. Jeffreys also served as a Policy Analyst for the Heritage Foundation and was the Energy and Environmental Policy Analyst for the Republican Study Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives. Mr. Jeffreys majored in political science as an undergraduate and received his law degree from the University of Mississippi. JOE KALTSAS has worked in land development since 1998, with a focus on serving national retail clients and developers around the country. He holds a bachelor’s in civil engineering from Montana State and has managed the successful design and permitting of more than 300 retail sites in 25-plus states. Joe leads Kimley-Horn’s practice serving national land development clients. Consistently ranked in the Top 3 in retail site engineering, Kimley-Horn has more than 1,700 employees in 60+ offices and offers entitlement assistance, civil engineering, traffic engineering, environmental engineering, structural engineering, landscape architecture, land planning, and surveying services throughout the U.S. LAWRENCE E. KILDUFF, CDP, CSM is the President and Managing Member of The Kilduff Company, LLC; a privately held, Milwaukee, WI-based Real Estate Development Company. Over the last 25 years, Larry Kilduff has been involved in Retail and other Commercial development projects across the country, totaling millions of square feet and with a total value reaching the hundreds of millions of dollars. Since 1997, Larry’s passion and the primary focus of activity, has been revitalization of underserved and distressed communities, both urban and rural. This has led to partnerships of various kinds with communities and community based organizations. In addition to his development activity, Larry and The Kilduff Company, provide development consulting and technical assistance to communities and community-based organizations nationwide. He has been a member of the ICSC since the mid 1980’s and has been an active volunteer in the association since 1997. Currently, Larry Kilduff serves as a volunteer member of ICSC in the following capacities: ICSC Central Division Government Relations Chair; Alliance Task Force, Member; Government Relations Committee, Environmental Issues Sub Committee, Chairman; 2009 Dean for the ICSC University of Shopping Centers School of Economic Development; Chairman of the 2008 and 2009 ICSC RetailGreen Conferences; and past chair and current member of the ICSC RetailGreen Conference Program Committee. He has received the ICSC Distinguished Service Award for Meritorious Service. Mr. Kilduff is a nationally recognized expert in the issues concerning the revitalization of cities and other underserved markets, Brownfield redevelopment and informing the planning process with Market Realities to generate realistic and sustainable long-term growth in communities. He is often called upon to speak and teach on these issues nationwide.

MARK KLEINGINNA has over 20 years of experience as a leader of innovation in the energy business. He is an inventor with a business process patent for a wholesale energy transparency tool called PowerBuy. Mark was responsible for product development for Strategic Energy’s entire product line, culminating in the industry leading PowerPortfolio product which is still unequaled in the retail electricity market. Mark was responsible for the implementation of Ormet Primary Aluminum’s dynamic removal from its host utility and its entry into the wholesale market. While at Ormet, Mark also designed and implemented demand response programs which netted Orment millions of dollars each year. Prior to joining Ormet, Mark led Strategic Energy’s Natural Gas Consulting Practice. He began his career at AUS Consultants in 1989. Moving to Equitable Gas Company in 1991, Mark designed and implemented EGC’s response to Order 636 and developed EGC’s highly successful off-system sales program. Mark has testified before 5 state Public Utility Commissions and at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission as an expert witness. JUDSON A KLINE is Senior Director Herschman Architects, Inc., retail and shopping center design firm since 1976. Kent State University College of Architecture, adjunct professor.NCARB certified/ LEED AP. AIA Ohio 2012 president/ Cleveland 2001 president. Greater Cleveland Real Estate Organization, past president. Rotary Club, Shaker Heights, past president.Orange Village Architectural Review Board/ chairman Sustainable Building Committee. John Hay High School of Architecture and Design Advisory Board, chairman.Virginia Marti College of Art and Design Advisory Board. Centerbuild Planning committee. BArch Miami University/studies at the Architecture Association, London, U.K./ Case Western Reserve University Engineering Master’s Program. Author and featured speaker at various programs. RIGGS KUBIAK is co-founder and CEO of New York City & Seattle based Honest Buildings, Inc. – an innovative web platform and mobile application utilizing transparency to make buildings better. It brings together building service providers, occupants, owners, brokers, and other stakeholders onto a single portal to exchange information, offerings and needs to catalyze transactions. HonestBuildings.com already has over 730,000 buildings indexed globally, through which users can connect, showcase projects, and provide feedback. Prior to co-founding Honest Buildings, Riggs served as Global Director of Sustainability at Tishman Speyer, a global real estate developer, owner and operator, with over 70 million square feet under management. He collaborated with global teams to drive comprehensive sustainable strategy in over 20 major markets. Kubiak’s focus in this role was the matching of economic and environmental benefits of sustainability, which resulted in integration of sustainability into multiple aspects of Tishman Speyer’s operations, including property management, new construction, asset management, marketing, finance, leasing, fundraising, tax and accounting. BARRY KUDROWITZ is an assistant professor of product design in the College of Design at the University of Minnesota. He received his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at MIT, studying humor, creativity, and idea generation. Kudrowitz co-designed a Nerf toy, an elevator simulator for the International Spy Museum, and a ketchup dispensing robot that was featured on the Martha Stewart Show. Kudrowitz is the course instructor of Toy Product Design, a project-based class where he uses play as a means of getting students excited about engineering and design.

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MARK MATTHEWS joined Arista Power Inc. at the beginning of 2010 and is currently responsible for all sales and marketing activities. His focus at Arista Power has been to develop a product portfolio that combines renewable energy generation with energy storage and distribution to solve issues resulting from the variability inherent in renewable energy creation and customer energy costs. Mr. Matthews is the one of the developers of the patent pending “Power on Demand” system. Before joining Arista Power, Mr. Matthews served as vice president of government and commercial sales for Ultralife Corporation, where he managed a direct sales force with over 50 distributors and agents located in six continents. Prior to that, Mr. Matthews was vice president and general manager of governmental products, and was responsible for all sales and engineering activity in the government business unit. During his nine-year tenure at Ultralife, Mr. Matthews was a key contributor in driving company revenues from $32 million to over $250 million through product design and sales leadership. Prior to joining Ultralife, Mr. Matthews served as a lithium sulfur dioxide cell designer from 1997 to 2000 at Saft America and as a thermal battery design engineer for Eagle Picher from 1995 to 1997. Mr. Matthews holds a B.S. in Engineering Management and Chemical Engineering from Missouri University of Science and Technology. ADAM M. MEEK, Esq. is the CEO and a Founding Member of Brownfield Management Associates (BMA), an environmental, real estate and IT consulting company that helps corporations unlock value from their non-performing real estate assets. Mr. Meek works closely with corporate executives, managers and counsel to identify and capture opportunities that achieve both financial and risk-management goals and priorities. Prior to starting BMA, Mr. Meek was a partner in the Real Estate Group at DLA Piper, a 3,700 attorney international law firm, where he specialized in complex corporate and real estate transactions involving environmentally impacted properties. He has represented a wide range of clients including manufacturing companies, utilities, investors, lenders, private equity groups and developers throughout North America and Europe. Practicing since 1991, Mr. Meek has extensive experience in all major areas of environmental legal counseling, including transactional guidance, sustainability, compliance counseling, site remediation management, cost recovery, facility closure, insurance recovery, litigation and enforcement defense. Mr. Meek also advises clients on a broad range of sustainability and green real estate issues. As Co-Chair of DLA Piper’s 85-attorney Real Estate Green Team, he advised numerous clients on sustainable development, green leasing and sustainable facilities management, including counseling on energy efficiency and renewable energy options, LEED certification, capture of eco-value credits, green maintenance and other real-estate related sustainability practices. Mr. Meek also has substantial experience in the energy sector, concentrating on alternative and renewable energy sources, including wind, solar, biofuels and clean coal. Mr. Meek continues to counsel clients on legal matters through his affiliation with Brown, Udell, Pomerantz & Delrahim, Ltd. (BUPD), a boutique real estate and commercial litigation law firm with offices in Chicago and Highland Park, IL. As BUPD’s Managing Environmental Counsel, Mr. Meek and his associates provide a full-service environmental practice for BUPD’s corporate and other clients on a broad range of environmental transactional, risk-management, site remediation and regulatory compliance matters. Mr. Meek is a frequent speaker and author on environmental and sustainability issues. Among other honors and distinctions, Mr. Meek has been named a “Leading Lawyer” by The Leading Lawyers Network every year since 2005. Mr. Meek received his J.D. from Northwestern Law School in 1991 and his B.A. from the University of Michigan in 1988. Mr. Meek is a Member of the Board of Directors of the Chicago Chapter of CoreNet Global.

BOB MINUTOLI JR. is a Vice President with The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, a national construction firm with a long history of constructing retail projects. Based in Orlando, FL, Mr. Minutoli is responsible for managing all aspects of the companies central Florida operations. Additionally, Mr. Minutoli is the firm's National Retail Coordinator - responsible for coordinating the retail efforts of Whiting-Turner's thirty offices. Mr. Minutoli has spent 18 years working for Whiting-Turner and holds ICSC's SCDP designation. Mr. Minutoli's retail clients include: Bass Pro Shops, JCPenney, Landry's, Macerich, Simon, The Container Store and Walt Disney Imagineering. ROBERT H. MITCHELL is a Division Vice President of The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company. Over the last 32 years, all with Whiting-Turner, Mr. Mitchell’s primary focus has been retail construction. His extensive retail portfolio includes project types such as ground up regional malls, mall renovations, movie theaters, anchor stores, power centers, mixed use, big box, junior anchors, restaurants and lifestyle centers. An extensive client list includes J.C. Penney, Taubman, Macy’s, Simon Properties, Forbes, Brandsmart, Mills, Disney, Grosvenor and AMC. Mr. Mitchell has also been involved in other industries such as theme parks, entertainment, office, parking, higher education, warehouse, high-rise residential and pharmaceutical. For the past 19 years he has been involved in the Florida operations for Whiting-Turner, which is comprised of offices in Fort Lauderdale, Orlando and Tampa and includes over 100 employees. Mr. Mitchell has been involved with the local construction industry board of directors for 12 years, also serving as President and is currently on the ICSC Program Committee for the CenterBuild Conference and holds the CDP designation. Rob is a graduate of The University of Virginia, receiving a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He is the 2012 Chair to the CenterBuild Conference. DON MOSELEY, PE is currently engaged in and assisting with the leadership of the "Sustainable Buildings Network" at Walmart. This network, among other things, is charged with reducing the energy and water needs of their developments both in the building and on the site. Prior to his current role, Don managed the design of Walmart’s Experimental Stores in McKinney, TX, and Aurora, CO, which both opened in 2005. Don also assists with the design of Walmart's domestic multi-level projects. Don has worked for Walmart for the past 23 years and prior to Walmart worked for the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department. Don is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and David Lipscomb College, both of Nashville, TN, and is a registered professional civil engineer. Don is on the steering committee of the western branch of the Arkansas Chapter of the USGBC. Don is a memebr of the ICSC Government Relations Environment Committee and is also a member of the Program Committee for the ICSC Retail Green Conference. JEFF NASH has over ten years of experience managing Property Operations from the Corporate Level. In his role as Director, National Operations at General Growth Properties he is responsible for energy management and HVAC systems at 135 Shopping Centers in 41 states. Jeff is involved on a daily basis in directing on site operations personnel in comprehensive management of energy efficiency initiatives for General Growth. His work has contributed to energy savings of over $25 Million and over 20% reduction in kWh consumption since 2005. With a background in Economics from North Carolina State University, Jeff brings a solid mix of business acumen and real world operational experience to all aspects of property management. Jeff Nash is the co-chair of the 2012 ICSC RetailGreen Conference.

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KEVIN O’MALLEY, LEED, AP is Group leader for Pepper Construction Company, responsible for the Retail Group’s client relationships, operational profitability, business development and overall market strategy. He joined Pepper Construction in 2001 after earning a bachelor’s of science degree in Construction Engineering from Purdue University and in 2012 an MBA from Lake Forest Graduate School of Management. He has held a variety of project management positions, leading Pepper’s award-winning work on the Charles H. Shaw Technology & Learning Center and renovation of the Ambassador East Hotel. Kevin is overseeing J.C Penney's 2012 Shops rollout program. Kevin is a LEED Accredited Professional. Pepper Construction Company serves clients throughout the Midwest in retail, healthcare, education and commercial markets. The firm is Chicago’s largest contractor and the nation’s 21st largest general builder VANCE OLIVIER has been the Room & Board furniture Facilities Manager for seven years. He is responsible for making sure that Room & Board environments are welcoming, secure, well-maintained and aesthetically aligned with R&B design philosophies Prior to working in facilities Vance was a distribution manager for Room & Board and held numerous positions at Borders, Inc. including the role of Retail Coordinator where he was responsible for managing the opening of new retail locations. DAVID OSHINSKI has been with The Home Depot since July 2006 in charge of proto, process and criteria development. Prior to joining The Home Depot, he was with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. for 12 years as Director of Construction covering much of the US. In addition, he was International Director of Design and Construction from 1999 through 2001 which included Asia, So. America, Canada, and Europe. He has 20 plus years of construction experience including a stint with a national general contractor. As the Corporate Director of Contruction his responsibilities include pre-construction services, FBO's, working on new stores and distribution center formats, compliance and sustainability programs. He is also a member of the Retail Energy Alliance with the Department of Energy and the AGC's Private Industry Council. PHIL OVITT brings experience across the business development, policy and startup venture segments of the energy and cleantech sectors. As the Manager for electric vehicle business development and policy at NRG, Phil spearheads retail development and public policy efforts for NRG’s electric car charging business eVgo. Phil works to build partnerships between eVgo and major retailers and property owners, as well as policymakers, around the country. Prior to his role at NRG, Phil was a Senior Analyst for investment manager C-Quest Capital in Washington, DC. Before that, Phil served as a Legislative Assistant in the U.S. Senate on Capitol Hill. As a Senate staffer, Phil worked on legislative issues related to alternative vehicles, energy supply and carbon. Phil began his career in Accenture’s energy practice, helping analyze supply chains at some of the world’s largest energy companies. MARCEL S. PROSKOW is a principal for Maxam Design International, a retail design/consulting firm with offices in Calgary, Alberta and Vancouver, British Columbia. Mr. Proskow has been involved in design for over 30 years, covering a broad spectrum of retail development from shopping centres to retailer branding and identity programs. He is responsible for marketing and corporate development of the company, and has developed Maxam Design International into an internationally recognized design firm. He is very active in the International Council of Shopping Centers and is the Past Provincial Director for Western Canada. He is a frequent speaker at retail conferences on a variety of topics pertinent to the industry.

BRUCE QUISNO, AIA is a Vice President of Construction for Macy's Inc. His responsibilities center around managing capital construction projects for the Bloomingdale's and Macy's Southeast, South Central and Mid-West Regions, comprising 350 stores. He is a registered architect with over 35 years of experience in design and construction. Over the past twenty plus years, he has been involved with projects encompassing more than nine million square feet. Mr. Quisno has extensive experience in assembling winning teams. He is past chair (2011) of Centerbuild and remains very involved. He is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati and is involved in ICSC and the American Institute of Architects. REED RAINEY joined Target in 1993. Positions include: Assistant Store Manager, Store Manager, District Manager, Regional Operations Director, Director Store Operations, Corporate Director Risk Management, Director Facilities Management Store Services, Director Construction/Cost Engineering. JOSH RICHMAN leads the Business Development team for Bloom Energy Corporation where his primary focus is on new market creation, strategic partnerships, and legislative and regulatory affairs. Josh brings a history of investing, entrepreneurial, and political experience to Bloom Energy. Before joining Bloom in 2006, Josh was an associate at Greenrock Capital, a private equity fund focused exclusively on clean energy investments. Prior to his work in the clean energy sector, Josh spent six years in the political arena where he served as the political director for Congressman Patrick Kennedy and as a senior member of the Gephardt for President campaign. Josh graduated with honors from Brown University and received his MBA from Stanford University Graduate School of Business. While at Stanford, Josh co-founded the GSB Energy Club and interned at Technology Partners, a Silicon Valley cleantech venture capital firm. Josh served on the board of the Clean Tech Advisory Council for San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, and on the Sunnyvale Mayor’s Green Ribbon Sustainability Taskforce. CINDY ROBB is the Group Lead for Target Corporation’s Stormwater team, leading the team who provides subject matter expertise for initial Stormwater design of new stores and remodels, compliance during construction and operations, asset and vendor management, expense management, and process improvement. Cindy has spent the last eight years as an environmental professional with Target, both in her current role and previously in general environmental compliance management for Target distribution centers. Her accomplishments include leading an initiative to contract all Stormwater assets in a preventative maintenance program, developing a voluntary third-party assessment program to ensure Stormwater compliance at construction projects, and reducing environmental risk and liability at distribution centers by developing internal assessments and driving change through cross-functional business unit collaboration. Prior to Target, Cindy developed a cross-disciplinary environmental background by employment with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, ENSR International and US Compliance. Cindy holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies from the University of Minnesota. She is an active member of the Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals (AHMP). BRAD SANDERS, President of Skye Group, and his staff of 25 oversee Development, Project Management, and Tenant Coordination scopes for development, redevelopment and portfolio based efforts for clients including: Urban, Forest City, Simon, Westfield, Howard Hughes, Oliver McMillan, Acadia, and New England Development. Skye Group works nationally from offices in Cleveland, Tampa, Denver and Atlanta. Brad was formerly President of 3rd Works with a staff of over 60 Tenant Coordinators and Project Managers nationwide. Brad previously worked as Development Manager at Heritage Development, Tenant Coordinator at The Jacobs Group and practiced architecture for Cleveland based Bialosky and Partners Architects.

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SEAN SELBY, AIA, LEED AP BD + C is Associate Principal for Arrowstreet. He has completed eight LEED certified buildings including the design of LL Bean's Hunting & Fishing Store which became the first LEED certified retail building in the state of Maine. In Amherst, Massachusetts, he is finishing a pilot residential project in the LEED for Homes Multifamily Mid-rise program. Not all of Sean’s projects are LEED, but he advises his clients toward the intersection of sustainability, green design, and high commercial value. In addition to serving on the International Council of Shopping Centers RetailGreen committee, he also organizes an annual “B2Green” event, a mini-exposition of businesses showcasing sustainable products and strategies in Somerville, Massachusetts. Sean has a Bachelor of Architecture from University of Kentucky and a Master of Architecture from Cornell University. BEN SHEARER has over 20 years of expertise in construction and development and is currently the Director of Construction for Fresh and Easy Neighborhood Market a Tesco company doing business in the US. Ben has experience managing projects of up to a million square feet with specialization in grocery, distribution centers, food processing facilities, and retail development. Ben has worked on the General Contractor side as well as the owner side of construction. For the last ten years Ben has worked for large global employers responsible for annual budgets in excess of $250M. He has also had to navigate the complexities of high profile projects with political and community opposition. BRADLEY SMITH has been in the real estate development industry for over 17 years. Prior to that he has worked for a number of architectural firms involved with the real estate industry. He has earned a BS and Masters Degree of Architecture from The Ohio State University, and is a registered architect. With Forest City Enterprises, he helps to oversee the coordination of the design and construction associated with all of the retail properties within the company’s portfolio. LISA STANLEY, CDM, LEED AP O+M As a Vice President of Product Management for USGBC, Lisa works closely with industry leaders to increase the knowledge, financial incentives and implementation of green building practices across a broad array of space types including retail, restaurants, government and education. During Lisa’s interactions with the market she listens and learns; always bringing the market knowledge back to USGBC to support and enhance products and customer service. Lisa is known for both her technical knowledge and ability to support large scale clients and projects. She is a LEED AP O+M, proficient in all facets of the LEED for Existing Buildings, Commercial Interiors & New Construction. Over the years she has worked closely with EPA Portfolio Manager ENERGY STAR and the Federal Guiding Principles. She is a Certified Energy Manager, CEM and Certified Property Manager, CPM with a Real Estate Broker’s License for the State of Colorado. Lisa understands the market and brings a unique perspective to USGBC; she has worked in the commercial real estate market as a property manager or sustainability consultant for the past 18 years, with a focus during the past 10 years on energy efficiency and sustainability. She is a member of the ICSC RetailGreen Conference Program Planning Committee.

NICK STOLATIS role as Senior Director - Global Sustainability & Enterprise Initiatives involves the development and implementation of strategies and tactics to enhance the operational excellence expected of the investments made for the various funds and accounts controlled by TIAA-CREF. An ENERGY STAR Partner since 2002, the leadership demonstrated in improving energy and water efficiencies across a significant portfolio of properties has led the firm to be recognized by the EPA as an ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year for the previous 5 years. Our success in benchmarking has helped to show that we avoided purchasing $17 million in utilities in 2011 thanks to the improved operations. RICHARD TAIT is a serial entrepreneur who thrives on changing the rules. He started his career at Microsoft in 1998 where he had 12 startups within the company and pioneered four waves of innovation multiple areas spanning everything from operating systems, to corporate solutions, CD ROM's and even breakthrough internet applications. After Microsoft, Richard started Cranium Inc. which became the third largest games company in the world, selling more than 40 million games in 22 countries and winning game of the year five years in a row, a world record that stands to this day. Cranium was acquired and became part of the Hasbro games family in 2007. After Cranium, Tait wanted to create an innovation incubator and a place where creativity would be at its most fertile and where his leadership, infectious enthusiasm and global insight could inspire business leaders and entrepreneurs to help make big ideas even bigger. boomboom brands was born. After helping with the turn around at Starbucks, the first idea to come out of the boomboom studio is Golazo, a soccer focused passion brand with a Latino twist and health conscious focus. Launching in Seattle in November 2010 it is already a top selling beverage in Whole Foods, New Seasons, and Amazon Fresh, and the beverage of choice at Google, Facebook, Gates Foundation and others. Its now poised for broad distribution throughout the Northwest and beyond. Richard is a Peter Pan at heart, he believes in the power of the entrepreneurial spirit, a clear vision, and the passion to succeed. His personal mantra is “Orville Wright did not have a pilot’s license”. Other Accomplishments Richard is proud of: Fast Company 40 under 40, Seattle Magazine top 25 influential people, Business Week “Human Game Boy”, Featured in over 15 business books most recently the NYT best seller Onward by Howard Schultz, Inducted into the Entrepreneurial Hall of Fame in his home land of Scotland, Toy Industry Board Member, Dartmouth/Tuck Advisory Board Member. JOSHUA D. WITTE, RFMP is responsible for development and implementation of the tools and resources used by PRSM members, including benchmarking, best practices, and sustainability. Joshua brings nearly 20 years of experience in the facility management industry to his role, most recently with jcpenney as a Project Manager in the Facilities Management Department.

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PLATINUM SPONSORS

RTKL Regularly recognized as the world’s leading retail architecture, planning and design practice—and the recipient of more than 80 ICSC awards since 1981—RTKL has driven the evolution of the industry from traditional shopping centers to today’s vibrant mixed-use districts. The firm’s collaborative process incorporates a range of services to create seamlessly integrated environments that enrich lives, enhance communities and regenerate urban centers. From ground-up developments to strategically targeted renovation and repositioning, RTKL has developed a portfolio of market-dominant retail destinations in more than 65 countries. Part of the ARCADIS network since 2007, RTKL employs some 1000 professionals in Abu Dhabi, Baltimore, Beijing, Chicago, Dallas, Dubai, Jeddah, London, Los Angeles, Miami, Shanghai and Washington, D.C.

PLATINUM SPONSORS

Schneider Electric As a global specialist in energy management with operations in more than 100 countries, Schneider Electric offers integrated solutions across multiple market segments, including leadership positions in Utilities & Infrastructures, Industries & Machine Manufacturers, Non-residential Buildings, Data Centers & Networks and Residential. Focused on making energy safe, reliable, efficient, productive and green, the company’s 130,000 plus employees achieved sales of about 31 billion US dollars (22.4 billion euros) in 2011, through an active commitment to help individuals and organizations make the most of their energy. www.schneider electric.com/us

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Constellation Constellation (www.constellation.com), a business unit of Exelon Corp., is a leading competitive retail supplier of power, natural gas and energy products and services for homes and businesses across the continental United States. Constellation’s retail business serves more than 100,000 business and public sector customers, including more than two-thirds of the Fortune 100, and nearly one million residential customers. Constellation demonstrates its commitment to environmental stewardship and a clean energy future by delivering innovative energy solutions that help customers manage energy use, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and utilize sources of renewable energy. Schnackel Engineers, Inc. Schnackel Engineers, Inc. is a national Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection engineering consulting firm. We are licensed throughout most of North America and have office locations in Los Angeles, New York and Omaha. We have become a leader in the commercial building industry by providing efficient, reliable, innovative and cost effective MEP/FP services to the retail, shopping center and multi-use market sectors. Our consulting firm has designed well over 11,000 projects and has designed millions of square feet of commercial and retail properties across the Continental US, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Canada. In 2010 Schnackel Engineers officially rolled out the use of AEA Integration, a revolutionary new design process which significantly enhances MEP/FP design, greatly reducing the costs associated with the construction of MEP distribution systems. AEA Integration produces better, more accurate drawings and is faster, with inherently more sustainable designs than conventionally engineered MEP distribution systems. AEA Integration represents a fundamental shift in the way that MEP/FP systems can be optimized for today's construction environment. Faster, Better, Cheaper and more Sustainable than conventionally engineered systems. Welcome to the New Paradigm.

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SILVER SPONSORS The Greeby Companies, Inc. Since 1978, Greeby has provided tanglible and measurable value to our commercial real estate clients. Our Development Managers, Project Managers and Tenant Coordinators are top-level executives who have overseen mixed-use, lifestyle, community or regional mall, office and industrial projects for regional and national Owners and Developers. Now in our 32nd year, our company has a reputation as the nation's premier Owner's Representative company. Our knowledge and relationships are unparalleled in the design and construction industry, enabling us to maximize the value of your project. In fact, our goal is to build long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with and for each of our clients. You have our word on it. Macerich Company Macerich is a fully integrated self-managed and self-administered real estate investment trust, which focuses on the acquisition, leasing, management, development and redevelopment of regional malls throughout the United States. Macerich now owns approximately 64 million square feet of gross leaseable area consisting primarily of interests in 63 regional shopping centers. Additional information about Macerich can be obtained from the Company’s Web site at www.macerich.com.

Rain Bird Corporation Headquartered in Azusa, CA., Rain Bird Corporation is the world’s leading manufacturer and provider of water-efficient irrigation products and services. From simple beginnings in 1933, Rain Bird now offers the industry's broadest range of irrigation solutions including weather-based smart and central control, low volume drip and high-efficiency nozzles. Rain Bird has been awarded hundreds of patents, including the first in 1935 for the original impact sprinkler. Rain Bird’s philosophy called The Intelligent Use of Water® is about using water wisely. We believe it is our responsibility to develop products and technologies that use water efficiently, helping customers reduce their water use while keeping their landscapes healthy and beautiful. Our commitment also extends to education, training and services for our industry and our communities. The need to conserve water has never been greater. We want to do even more, and with your help, we can. Visit www.rainbird.com to learn more.

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BRONZE SPONSORS

Alcoa Reynobond Innovative Dynamic Reynobond products offer a full range of corporate identity solutions giving designers greater control over projects’ finished appearances. Sustainable design solutions with an exciting spectrum of architectural possibilities

making your corporate identity stand out distinctively. Deploy CID program colors worldwide consistently and economically while reinforcing brand image.

Arrowstreet Arrowstreet is a 50-person, multi-discipline design firm established in 1961. Our award-winning staff of architects, planners, and urban,

graphic, and interior designers provides a full range of planning and design services, from programming and permitting to construction. Over the past 15 years, Arrowstreet has designed and delivered over 25 million square feet of retail destinations, including new malls, expansions, and renovations; lifestyle centers; mixed-use developments; and unique retail stores. Additionally, we have won numerous ICSC Design and Development awards for our retail destination designs. Retail projects have been particularly rewarding for Arrowstreet. We enjoy designing retail destinations that enhance the user’s experience while adding lasting value to sites, and are strong advocates of regionally appropriate design. We take pleasure in being part of a team that values the qualities that distinguish the best places, and the special design elements that support shopping, recreation, and everyday experience. Some of our current and recent retail and planning work includes Chestnut Hill Square, Newton, MA; Patriot Place, Foxboro, MA; Freeport Village Station, Freeport, MA; Northshore Mall Expansion, Peabody, MA; Wayland Town Center, Wayland, MA; LL Bean, various locations; and Hannaford Supermarkets, various locations.

Engineering Consulting Services (ECS) Engineering Consulting Services, (ECS) is a national consulting firm founded in 1988 specializing in the related fields of geotechnical, environmental, and construction materials engineering. ECS employs a staff of more than 1100 people, including registered

professional engineers and geologists, certified laboratory technicians and construction inspectors, field engineers, and support personnel. We provide our clients with innovative, cost-effective engineering solutions throughout all phases of development. We have over 45 offices along the Eastern Seaboard, Mid-West, and Texas.

Ledcor Group Now celebrating its 65th year, Ledcor Construction is one of North America's largest, employee-owned construction companies, specializing in the construction of shopping centers, big box retail

chain stores, national department stores, and other retail-focused projects. We are also very active in the industrial, institutional, and high-rise/multi-family market sectors, and have a diverse portfolio of projects as well as many construction industry and safety awards. Our clients know they can depend on us to deliver their projects regardless of scope, size, and complexity - from tenant improvements, to major projects, to national construction programs.

Ledcor Group (Continued) With 16 offices located across North America, we’re in a unique position to support our existing clients’ expansion plans as well as new customers who are expanding into new markets. We are currently assisting TARGET Canada with their planned expansion and roll-out into the Canadian market by opening as many as 19 new stores over the next 18 months.

r e d media group LLC r e d media group LLC, founded in 2012 as an affiliate of r e d architecture + planning LLC is a multi-media studio working with cutting

edge technologies and techniques. We provide a full range of visualization services for a variety of industries – including urban design, architecture, and master planning. r e d’s artists have diverse backgrounds in planning, design, engineering, architecture, and landscape architecture. Our services include 3D animation, video production, visual simulation, web development, and multimedia. Driven by a passion for functional design and the built environment, we are committed to creating useful content that exceeds our clients expectations.

Sachse Construction Sachse Construction, headquartered in Birmingham, Michigan, offers premium commercial construction services : - • Construction Management • Design/build services

• LEED design evaluation and project certification • General Contracting • Tenant Coordination Sachse is passionate about doing whatever it takes to ensure that every single detail of every construction project is done right - every time. This commitment is mirrored in the Sachse ethos of hard work, high standards, reliability and integrity. It's a commitment that's won the trust of clients from national retail chains to private and institutional owners since 1991 – Sachse has built millions of square feet of retail, restaurant, airport, education, office, healthcare, industrial, multi–family and hospitality space throughout the United States and Canada. Wesnic Inc.

Wesnic is considered the Shopping Center Industry’s premier source for interior and exterior FURNISHINGS . Constructed to the highest contract quality standards, we offer Benches, Planters, Receptacles, Sofas, Lounge Chairs, Occasional Tables and Dining tables & chairs. Offering assistance in design conception, specification

writing, and coordinating the final installation, Wesnic provides the services you need. Call us at (800) 874-8558.

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Deal Making Directory Ad Vice, Inc. 6400 Mechanicsville Turnpike Mechanicsville, VA 23111 Phone: +1 804 730 0503 Fax: +1 804 746 5210 Contact: Jason West www.advicestudios.com Booth: 202 Alcoa Architectural Products 555 Guthridge Court Norcross, GA 30092 Phone: +1 770 840 6498 Contact: Leslie Newman Booth: 315 The Reynobond® family of products offer a complete range of CID solutions for single or multi-unit branding. The dynamic properties of Reynobond inspire designers to push the limits of their creative vision. Developing unique brand environments with sustainable, affordable materials. Alta Energy 155 Bovet Road, Suite 525 San Mateo, CA 94402 Phone: +1 650 345 2582 Contact: Cynthia Clark www.alta-energy.com Booth: 215 BuyLEDs.com 2522 Irving Boulevard Dallas, TX 75116 Phone: +1 214 227 6500 Fax: +1 817 731 0020 Contact: Chris Rakowitz Booth: 204 Cooper Lighting 1121 Highway 74 South Peachtree City, GA 30269 Phone: +1 770 486 4800 Fax: +1 770 486 4318 Contact: Elizabeth Perdue www.cooperlighting.com Booth: 304 Cooper Lighting manufactures innovative and reliable interior and exterior lighting fixtures and controls products. Our extensive product offering covers all types of cutting-edge architectural lighting systems including the design and manufacture of multi-lamp, recessed, track, linear, LED, and outdoor solutions. Cooper Lighting. Innovation you can rely on.

Enerfit 2030 Hamilton Place Boulevard , Suite 250 Chattanooga, TN 37421 Phone: +1 423 624 0202 Fax: +1 423 622 4736 Contact: Ty Adkins www.eandmg.com Booth: 307 Enerfit is a retrofit system for single zone HVAC units. Using a customized set of hardware, controls and logic, it dynamically scales the electrical and mechanical capacity of generally oversized HVAC units to yield massive energy savings and increase user confort. Distributed by Mechanical & Electrical Group, LLC Energy Design Service Systems (EDSS) 7892 Grand River Brighton, MI 48114 Phone: +1 810 227 3377 Fax: +1 810 227 3399 Contact: David Ely Booth: 209 EDSS takes pride in our ability to find hidden incentives that are available which most people don’t know exist. Our attention to detail has led to over $300 million in savings for our clients. We research all levels of available incentives; federal, state, county, and local. EDSS solutions not only improve client’s financial situation; they improve their environment and the community they serve. Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber, Inc 1515 Arboretum Drive Southeast Grand Rapids, MI 49546 Phone: +1 616 464 3719 Fax: +1 616 464 3993 Contact: Suzanne Cox www.ftch.com Booth: 210 FTC&H has practiced the principles of sustainable design for decades. From our perspective it has always been imporatnt to understand how a building fits into, and interacts with, its particular site and surrounding environment. Our diverse team of professionals would like to share their expertise with you on your next project.

Hubbell Lighting, Inc. 701 Millennium Boulevard Greenville, SC 29607 Phone: +1 864 678 1000 Contact: Eric Manning www.hubbelllighting.com Booth: 208 Hubbell Lighting, Inc., is one of the largest lighting manufacturers in North America, and provides a full range of outdoor and indoor lighting products for the commercial, institutional, retail, hospitality, healthcare and residential markets. Hunter Industries 1940 Diamond Street San Marcos, CA 92078 Phone: +1 760 591 7137 Fax: +1 769 591 7194 Contact: Alex Bennett Booth: 301 Hunter Industries is the leading manufacturer of water conservative landscape irrigation and FX Luminaire LED landscape lighting. Lend Lease Group One North Wacker Drive Chicago, IL 60606 Phone: +1 513 382 0290 Contact: John Ott www.lendlease.com Booth: 308 Nana Wall Systems, Inc. 100 Meadowcreek Drive, Suite 250 Corte Madera, CA 94925 Phone: +1 415 380 2863 Fax: +1 415 383 0312 Contact: April Keene www.nanawall.com Booth: 302 NanaWall Systems provides innovative and unique operable glass wall solutions that bring wide-open space and brilliant daylight to all types of commercial applications. With over 20 custom systems backed by 25 years of design experience and testing NanaWall offers a solution for every space. NanaWall supplies design-to-installation support for single locations as well as chain accounts. Netlink Controls 1917 Windsor Place Fort Worth, TX 76110 Phone: +1 214 638 5465 Fax: +1 817 735 4824 Contact: Robby Rudasill Booth: 203

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Paladino & Company 110 Union Street, Suite 210 Seattle, WA 98101 Phone: +1 206 708 8289 Fax: +1 206 816 1846 Contact: Murray Greenwood Booth: 313 Paladino and Company is an industry-leading green building consulting firm providing sustainability expertise over a wide range of building and business issues. Pioneers in the green building industry, Paladino works with building owners and tenants of all sizes to develop sustainable strategies for retail design, construction & operations to optimize human, environmental & financial performance. Rabine Paving America 900 National Parkway, Suite 260 Schaumburg, IL 60173 Phone: +1 847 995 0555 Fax: +1 847 995 1033 Contact: Janelle Rabine Booth: 318 Rabine Paving America is the nation’s preferred full service commercial paving & pavement maintenance provider. Our services include: Pavement Engineering, Parking Lot Maintenance, New Construction, Asphalt Paving, Concrete Paving, Emergency Repairs, Striping, Sealcoating, Pervious Concrete, Sustainable pavements including our revolutionary UltraLot® Whitetopping. Call today 888-722-4633. Rain Bird Corporation 1080 Peachtree Stree Northeast, Suite 1903 Atlanta, GA 30309 Phone: +1 520 904 1146 Contact: Donn Mann www.rainbird.com Booth: 216 At Rain Bird, the worlds largest manufacturer of irrigation products, our research, marketing and manufacturing have been committed to developing products and technologies that use water efficiently- we call it The Intelligent Use of Water. The need to conserve water and achieve sustainability has never been greater, we want to do even more and with your help, we can.

RGA Environmental, Inc. 1466 66th Street Emeryville, CA 94608 Phone: +1 510 899 7000 Fax: +1 510 547 1983 Contact: Harry Lawrence www.rgaenv.com Booth: 309 RGA is a certified woman-owned business with over 65 personnel in California and Washington. RGA provides comprehensive services for managing chemical, physical and biological hazards including: initial investigation and testing; remediation specifications; bid services; contractor oversight; air monitoring, and final clearance. RGA has completed over 500 projects for national retailers. Roofing Southwest 2401 East Magnolia Phoenix, AZ 85034 Phone: +1 480 752 8550 Fax: +1 480 557 5967 Contact: David Federly www.roofingsouthwest.com Booth: 214 Schneider Electric 1650 West Crosby Road Carrollton, TX 75006 Phone: +1 972 323 3017 Fax: +1 972 323 5359 Contact: Jessica Doty Booth: 303 Solaire Generation 150 West 28th Street, #1801 New York, NY 10001 Phone: +1 212 219 0920 Contact: Logan Winston www.solairegeneration.com Booth: 217 Solaire is the market leader for the design, fabrication and installation of innovative solar parking structures and systems. Solaire specializes in transforming parking lots into beautiful solar power plants. Fortune 100 companies, leading universities, and the US Military have chosen Solaire’s patented products for their superior functionality, durability, safety and design.

Textura Corporation 1405 Lake Cook Road Deerfield, IL 60015 Phone: +1 866 839 8872 Contact: Pat Mulkerrin www.texturallc.com Booth: 207 Textura is an online collaboration platform for the construction industry. From Design, Pre-Qualification, and Bid to Payment and LEED Management, our solutions leverage electronic signatures and online workflow to help our clients save time, save money and reduce risk. Transformative Wave Technologies 1012 Central Ave South Kent, WA 98032 Phone: +1 425 251 0356 Fax: +1 253 867 5775 Contact: Jeff Whitney www.CatalystEEC.com Booth: 212 The patent-pending CATALYST technology now makes it possible to significantly improve the overall energy-efficiency of constant volume HVAC systems by 25%-40%. The CATALYST EEC is a versatile retrofit technology that can be applied to any make or model of existing equipment. Venture Lighting 10295 Phlipp Parkway Streetsboro, OH 44241 Phone: +1 800 451 2606 Fax: +1 800 451 2605 Contact: Julie Byrne www.venturelighting.com Booth: 213 Veolia 5736 West Jefferson Street Phoenix, AZ 85043 Phone: +1 800 368 9095 Contact: Erin Zeller Booth: 312 Veolia is a global leader in environmental services.Our Technical Solutions division provides a complete range of services including waste disposal and recycling. These services are built upon a support structure of transportation, processing facilities and customer service branch field offices located throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. WLS Lighting Systems 1919 Windsor Place Fort Worth, TX 76110 Phone: +1 817 731 0020 Fax: +1 817 735 4824 Contact: Kevin Fletcher www.wlslighting.com Booth: 201

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