USGBC Greenbuild International Conference and Expo

Words: Mustafa AbadanThe U.S. Green Building Council's (USGBC) Greenbuild International Conference & Expo will be held at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Nov. 15-17.

This conference and expo brings the industry together under one roof. Three days of extensive educational programming, workshops, a vast exhibition floor and ample networking events give you unrivaled opportunities to learn about the latest innovations, exchange ideas, and develop new business relationships. Learn about the leading edge of the building and construction industry, including the latest updates and expansions of the LEED Green Building Rating System™.

For more information on USGBC or to register for the conference or expo, visit www.greenbuildexpo.org.
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