THIS THURSDAY'S GREEN SUMMIT

Things are changing quickly on the green front in both New York and the world, and the real estate community wants to know what the scenarios and opportunities are. That's the purpose this coming Thursday morning of our Sustainability Summit at the NY Bar Association.
When Arent Fox attorney Stephen Del Percio last December moderated our Sustainability Schmooze (this one's been elevated to a "Summit"), NYC had just passed the Greener, Greater Buildings Plan and world leaders were in Copenhagen to talk climate change. But any federal move toward climate change legislation is more or less dead for the time being, Stephen tells us, and the BP oil disaster (and we would add this hot summer) has only raised energy concerns. We're at a crossroads of sustainability game plans from land, commercial, and federal angles. Please join us as Stephen guides an all-star panel of GSA's Eleni Reed, Tishman Speyer's Riggs Kubiak, Related's Charlotte Matthews, Grubb & Ellis'Michael Groppi, CodeGreen Solutions' Christopher Cayten, Israel Berger & Associates' John Hannum, U.S. Energy Group's David Unger and FTI Schonbraun McCann Group's Elizabeth Kulik. Major networking of course. Sign up now!

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