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Best Practices for Green Home Development
Elevate your green building impact in the Georgian Triangle
Thursday, November 7th, 2024 | 7:15-10:30 AM | Blue Mountain Golf & Country Club
JOIN INDUSTRY LEADERS!
The Collingwood Climate Action Team, in collaboration with ORCCA, are excited to host our inaugural Best Practices for Green Home Development forum featuring Ryan Zizzo as the keynote speaker. The event will also include an expert-led panel and discussions on the co-benefits of low-carbon and resilient home building practices.
Join us for breakfast at the Blue Mountain Golf & Country Club in Collingwood, Ontario on Thursday November 7th, 2024 to learn, engage, network, and discover the value-added outcomes of development practices which reduce climate pollution and climate change impacts.
Learn about innovative building practices and projects in the region from industry experts.
Join the dialogues about low-carbon and resilient home building.
Connect with peers and potential clients. Be a part of developing a resilient future for our community.
Forum Schedule
Thursday, November 7th, 2024
7:15 - 10:30 AM
Blue Mountain Golf & Country Club
Networking Breakfast
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Breakfast (included)
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Network with local developers, builders, town staff, members of council, and more
Opening Remarks
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Mayor Yvonne Hamlin, Town of Collingwood
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Catherine Daw, CCAT's Chair of the Board
Keynote Speaker
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"How to Build Low-Carbon and Climate-Resilient Buildings in Ontario" - Ryan Zizzo, founder & CEO of Mantle Developments
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Question & Answer period
Panel Presentation
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"Municipal Green Development Standards: Caledon's Story" - Alexandra Service, Climate Change Specialist, Town of Caledon
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"Low Carbon Building Materials" - Ryan Zizzo, Founder & CEO, Mantle Developments
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"Net Zero Homes" - Dan Sinclair, Vice President, Sinclair Homes
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Discussion, Question & Answer period
Closing Remarks
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Bryan Vermander, CCAT's Director of Programs
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TBC, President of GTDI
Optional coffee networking after closing remarks.