Monthly Forum: Green Building Policy and Local Government

This moment in local green building policy

GreenHomeNYC is bringing together representatives of local public agencies to discuss green building initiatives and policy at this moment, when federal, state, and local spending and policies are shifting rapidly. Presenters will share about their work and how they and their colleagues are strategizing to continue driving progress on resiliency, decarbonization, and their other core objectives. 

Panelists

Siobhan Watson, Vice President of Sustainability, NYC Housing Authority (NYCHA)

Jennifer Bloom Leone, Assistant Commissioner and Chief Sustainability Officer, NYC’s Department of Housing Preservation & Development (HPD)

And more to be announced!

Date: 10/23

Time: 630 to 8pm (doors open at 615)

Location: Toto U.S.A. 20 West 22nd Street

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Jennifer Bloom Leone is an Assistant Commissioner and the Chief Sustainability Officer at NYC’s Department of Housing Preservation & Development, where she oversees the strategic development and implementation of HPD’s sustainability goals, programs and policies. In this role, she has leveraged over $100 million in funding to scale equitable decarbonization for low and moderate income New Yorkers and has developed critical policies and standards to support this work while safeguarding the City’s most vulnerable residents.

Jennifer is a licensed architect with a background in architecture, construction management, and sustainable development. She holds an M.Arch. from Yale University, a B.A. in Environmental Design from the University of Pennsylvania, and an M.S. in Sustainability from the City College of New York. She is currently a member of the Building Energy Exchange board of directors.


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