Monthly Forum: The Green Catwalk

Join GreenHomeNYC at this month's Forums event for an in-person panel discussion + Q&A with professionals who work in building efficiency, street safety, and green development. 

GreenHomeNYC is kicking off 2025 with our annual Green Catwalk forum featuring an eclectic lineup of sustainability professionals. This is a great opportunity to learn about new technologies, innovations, and policies happening in the New York City environmental sustainability and green infrastructure sphere. Presentations will be slightly shorter than normal to allow for all of our speakers to have the spotlight on the catwalk.

Our panel speakers will talk about recent projects in range of industries and share their insights into the latest with topics such as tracking protected bike lanes, floating solar installations, financing climate action, and more.

Join us January 15th for a presentation style panel discussion, networking, and Q&A!

Date: 1/15/2025

Time: 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM (doors open at 6:15)

Location: Fujitsu AirStage - 1450 Broadway, New York, NY 10018

Presenters for this event include

Tim Ponciano - Leveraging blended and braided financing models to drive local climate action

Cecilia Cheng - Sustainable coffee production

Gilberto Arribas - Floating Solar installations

Brandon Chamberlin - Tracking the City's progress on their protected bike lane requirement of 50 miles per year

More TBA!

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Tim Ponciano is a Project Leader at Delivery Associates, focused on delivering sustainable outcomes at the city and local levels. He brings deep expertise in strategic planning and policy implementation across sectors such as climate technology, infrastructure, and quantum innovation. Currently, Tim collaborates with communities to leverage blended and braided funding—integrating grants and philanthropy—to drive meaningful local action.

If you have any questions, please contact the GreenHomeNYC Forums group at forums@greenhomenyc.org.

Since 2002, GreenHomeNYC has been promoting an energy efficient and sustainable built environment, and supporting green professional development in NYC.

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