07 Mar Good for Your Business: EarthCraft Green Building Good for Your Business: EarthCraft Green Building Wednesday, March 7, 2018 (10:00 AM to 1:00 PM) 3.00 CE Hours Atlanta REALTORS® Center, Atlanta, Georgia FREE to ABR Members! Details You're Registered! DescriptionLocationInstructorsCancellation Policy FREE to ARA Members! $25 deposit, refunded if cancelled within 48 hours or with attendance. Sustainability and high performance building incorporates construction and development techniques, materials and designs intended to minimize a home's impact on the environment and conserve natural resources. It is a practical response to a wide range of issues, affecting all consumers, including rising energy costs, the need to improve air quality, ensure clean water and minimize water usage. Atlanta REALTORS® Center Atlanta REALTORS® Center5784 Lake Forrest DriveAtlanta, GA 30328 Map & Directions Amelia Godfrey Amelia serves as the Program Manager for EarthCraft, a sustainable green building program focused on housing development in the Southeast. In this role, she leads the administration of the EarthCraft family of programs, including technical reviews for all single-family, multi-family and commercial programs and quality assurance of projects seeking EarthCraft certification.Amelia is a lead instructor for the Southface Education and Technical Assistance team, providing BPI and DOE Weatherization specific training across the Southeast. Amelia has worked extensively with weatherization agency staff and state program monitors to help them perform comprehensive whole-house energy efficiency and health and safety assessments and improvements on existing homes. Amelia has also worked with several state weatherization programs to develop DOE approved Single Family and Manufactured Housing Priority lists using weatherization assistant modeling software. FREE to ABR Members! $25 deposit, refunded if cancelled within 48 hours or with attendance.Sustainability and high performance building incorporates construction and development techniques, materials and designs intended to minimize a home's impact on the environment and conserve natural resources. It is a practical response to a wide range of issues, affecting all consumers, including rising energy costs, the need to improve air quality, ensure clean water and minimize water usage.