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	Innovations in Sustainability &amp; Resiliency</h1>
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				<a href="http://www.usgbcma.org/civicrm/event/register?id=538&amp;reset=1" title="Register Now">Register Now</a></div>
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				Innovations in Sustainability &amp; Resiliency: District scale strategies to enhance values and ensure business continuity</div>
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					Innovation is driving sustainability beyond the individual buildings to district scale strategies and&nbsp;actions. Boston&rsquo;s Innovation District, already pioneering new practices, is poised to pursue&nbsp;new&nbsp;businesses and organization models to greatly enhance the sustainability and resiliency of the&nbsp;district.</p>
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					Building on the momentum of the 2013 EcoDistricts Summit, presenters will discuss how the&nbsp;innovation and EcoDistricts framework can create new opportunities to promote business and&nbsp;community sustainability in ways not met by individual buildings and property owners.</p>
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					How resilient are we today and how are we not?&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
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					How do we maintain asset&nbsp;values and maintain profitability in our properties in the light of climate change? How&nbsp;can EcoDistricts expand our risk mitigation and adaptation options and create new&nbsp;business models that enhance sustainability and resiliency.</p>
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					How can EcoDistricts advance practices across the broader sustainable communities&rsquo; agenda?&nbsp;</p>
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					How can analytics help? Here&rsquo;s the state of the art in defining the problem, how can it be beneficial to everyone?</p>
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					Speakers Include:</p>
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						Kairos Shen, Chief Planner, City of Boston</li>
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						John Aubrecht, President, Longwood Medical Energy Collaborative</li>
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						Galen Nelson, Director of Market Development, Mass Clean Energy Center</li>
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						Matthew Gardner, Director, SustainServ</li>
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						Bruce Douglas, Vice&nbsp;President, Natural Systems Utilities</li>
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						Charlie Reed, Director, Boston Global Investors</li>
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					Join us for what promises to be an informative and engaging breakfast program at District Hall in Boston&#39;s Innovation District.</p>
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