GAB Report event briefing

Convention and Assembly of GBC Italy

  • DateDec 14, 2018 · 9:30 am PST
  • FormatIn Person
  • LocationMilan

About the event

The Convention and Assembly of GBC Italy will take place on December 14th, 2018 in Milan, Italy. Living Future Europe will be hosting a Green Building Roundtable with representatives of various green building rating systems used in Italy:

MODERATOR: MONICA LAVAGNA
ABC Department, Politecnico di Milano and member of the Scientific Committee of Green Building Council Italia

KAY KILLMANN
GBCI Europe, Managing Director
(LEED, WELL, PEER, GRESB, DGE, SITES, TRUE)

MARTIN TOWNSEND
Director of Sustainability BREEAM
(BREEAM)

CARLO BATTISTI
International Living Future Institute, European Executive Director
(Living Building Challenge)

LORENZO ORSENIGO
ICMQ, Director
(ENVISION)

ULRICH SANTA
Agenzia Casa Clima, Director
(CASA CLIMA)

ANDREA MORO
iiSBE Italia, President
(ITACA)

GIULIANO DALL’Ò
Green Building Council Italia, President
(GBC ITALIA)


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