Environment Building Strategies: Breath of Fresh Air

Environmental Building Strategies partners Ryan Potvin and Matt Macko met in the most outdoorsy place: Colorado’s ski slopes. From there, their plan was to change the face of real estate development by proving that high-performance buildings create untapped value. Primarily a California-based company (S.F HQ'd), EBS works in all sectors, with over half of its clientele in the Golden State. With sustainability in its DNA, EBS specializes in consulting, certifications (including LEED), life cycle cost analysis, building commissioning, and more. Matt says that finance is the key to EBS’ services; everything they do relates to increasing asset value. Ryan says the principles of nature’s diversity are core to their client service, with a diverse team of engineers, architects, finance professionals, and contractors standing steadfastly behind them. Find more on our sponsor here.

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