MEET OUR SPONSOR: SUSTAINABLE OPTIONS

Tom Boeck, principal at Sustainable Options, has been a part of the sustainable movement since 2004; he and a partner started SO in 2006. ?While it seems like recent history, it almost makes us the graybeards in the industry.? In that time, SO has developed a  strong portfolio, including currently working on the LEED cert for the 1.38M SF Georgia-Pacific Tower. ?We've worked extensively with leading corporate clients in their pursuit of sustainability, but we've also worked with schools districts, convention centers, and in the hospitality industry.? A 25-year veteran of the construction industry, Boeck says ?many changes in sustainability are commonsense, such as having efficient indoor lighting, smart waste management and intelligent sourcing solutions.? And while the bottom line drives change, he says innovative corporate stewardship plays an increasingly large role in the decision to pursue a sustainable culture to drive profitability. Hear more from Tom at next week?s Sustainability Summit (sign up now) and find more on Tom here.

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