Sacramento Branch Leadership
STEERING COMMITTEE
Chair:
Renner Johnston, AIA, LEED AP
Mogavero Notestine Associates
916.443.1033
Vice Chair:
Sophia Hartkopf
Heschong Mahone Group, Inc.
916.962.7001 ext. 37
Treasurer:
Shelly Dildey
Lionakis
916.558.1900
Secretary:
Erika Montgomery, Savvy Green Consulting
415.261.0747
COMMITTEES
Advocacy
TBD
Emerging Green Builders
Katy Nicholls
GreenBuilt Construction
Events
Lisa Pickert
916.442.4225
Fundraising/Sponsorship
Skip Rawstron
InterWest Insurance Services, Inc.
m: 916.747.1665
o: 800.444.4134
Special Projects
Brian Sehnert
Green Building Services
o: 916.448.3120 ext. 101
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USGBC-NCC Sacramento Branch |
Welcome to the USGBC-NCC Sacramento Branch!
Our goal is to champion sustainable building practices in our region through
education, outreach, advocacy, and resource development to make green
buildings a reality for everyone.
- Renner Johnston, Chair of the Sacramento Branch
The USGBC-NCC Sacramento Branch typically holds events on the second Thursday of the month in Sacramento to engage in a dialogue about green building in the Sacramento area. Please join us!
Please contact any of the steering committee team or other committee chairs to see how you can get involved with the USGBC-NCC Sacramento Branch.
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Upcoming Events in Sacramento
Recent Events
Sacramento Branch Mission Statement Revised!
October 2009
To better reflect and focus our efforts, the Sacramento Branch revised our mission statement recently. Under the direction of Special Projects "Godfather" Brian Sehnert, and the excellent facilitation efforts of Scott Sodder, the leadership team had a great collaborative session to do some deep thinking about what our Branch wants to be. Our vision is the Chapter's vision. Our mission helps define our role as the Sacramento Branch. It was an important session and one that we hope will help us communicate better in the future. Have a look!
Design Build: Turning LEED Silver to Gold+
August 2009
Anne Cavanagh, Joel Griffith, Lowell Shields and Mike Parrott at Nacht and Lewis Architects described the workings, design process, and efficiency improvements before we toured the new California Central Plant. Described by some as the "Texas-sized Central Plant", we had a great tour to see the inside of this awesome facility that takes up a city block. Some were lucky enough to see the massive blades on the cooling fans up close, and everyone got to see the inside of the cooling tower and boiler rooms, to understand the mechanical principles of this massive facility that provides heating and cooling to much of the City.
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Sacramento Branch Presentation Archive
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