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ICSC RetailGreen ConferenceWestin Kierland Resort & Spa | Scottsdale, AZNovember 28 – 29, 2017#ICSCRetailGreen

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Redefining Sustainability

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ICSC RetailGreen Conference

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Retail•Green [rē-tāl-grēn]

• The leading conference on design, construction, and maintenance of sustainable retail projects

• The exchange of ideas and innovative thoughts on creating a more ecologically sound and economically viable retail environment

• The exploration of ways to create value in real estate by reducing operating costs, increasing ROI, attracting the right demographic, and balancing investor/consumer needs


This dynamic two-day conference is an opportunity to engage with business and sustainability experts who will share actionable information and proven strategies on all facets of sustainability. RetailGreen is North America’s largest gathering of sustainability-minded retail real estate professionals.

RetailGreen’s Zero Waste Challenge

RetailGreen sees conference sustainability as an opportunity to truly walk the walk. We appreciate your support!

CE Credit Information

We’ve simplified the CE reporting process by using badges with RFID (radio frequency identification) tags to track session attendance. What does this mean for you? Zero time spent recording your hours AND the ability to download your Certificate of Attendance within two weeks post-conference! HERE’S HOW…

At the ConferenceLet the RFID tags on your badge do the work for you! No tapping or scanning is required—just walk through the session door.

Note: RFID tags track your attendance at the session doors only—nowhere else.

Post-Conference1. You will receive an email with a link to log into the CE system. 2. Confirm your contact information and session attendance.3. Download your Certificate(s) of Attendance.

After Retrieving your Certificate

1. ICSC will report your attendance to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and Registered Continuing Education Providers (RCEP) for CE credit(s) as long as you confirm your sessions by the deadline.

2. Self-file your attendance to other organizations if/where applicable.

Westin Kierland Resort & Spa | Scottsdale, AZ | November 28 – 29, 2017 | #ICSCRetailGreen

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At-a-Glance

Tuesday, November 28Start Finish

7:00 am 7:30 pm Registration

8:00 am 8:45 am Breakfast Served

8:45 am 9:00 am Welcome and Opening Remarks

9:00 am 9:30 am General Session: It’s Not Easy Being Green

9:30 am 10:30 am General Session: Redefine Green to Thrive in an Uncertain Time

10:45 am 11:45 am Concurrent Sessions

11:45 am 1:00 pm Lunch & Learn

1:15 pm 2:15 pm Concurrent Sessions

2:30 pm 3:45 pm Landlord and Retailer Dialogues

2:30 pm 3:45 pm Professional Services and Products Session

4:00 pm 5:00 pmGeneral Session: Success Distilled: The Key Factors That Make or Break Your Real Estate Sustainability Program

6:00 pm 7:30 pm RetailGreen Networking Reception

Wednesday, November 29Start Finish

7:00 am 7:00 pm Registration

7:30 am 8:00 am Breakfast

8:00 am 9:00 am Breakfast Rountables

9:00 am 9:15 am Conference Update

9:15 am 10:30 am General Session: Behind the Scenes of 2017: Prognostications andPredictions for Environmental Policy

10:30 am 11:45 am Executive Viewpoint: What It Takes to Trigger Capital Investments

11:45 am Conference Adjourns

11:45 am 12:45 pm Lunch Served (open to combo attendees only)


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Tuesday, November 28

Registration7:00 am – 7:30 pm Culture Keepers West Foyer

Breakfast 8:00 – 8:45 am Herberger Ballroom

Welcome and Opening Remarks8:45 – 9:00 am Herberger Ballroom

Benjamin J. Wood, CRX, CDP ICSC 2017 RetailGreen Conference Program Planning Committee Co-ChairSenior Vice PresidentThe Greeby Companies, Inc.Lake Bluff, IL

Marcel S. Proskow, CRX, CDPICSC 2017 RetailGreen Conference Program Planning Committee Co-ChairPrincipalCollabor8 Architecture + Design Inc.Calgary, AB

General Session: It’s Not Easy Being Green 9:00 – 9:30 am Herberger Ballroom(CE credits not available for this session)

SPEAKERDon Moseley, P.E.Business Development Associate, National AccountsEntegrity PartnersFayetteville, AR

Don Moseley returns to RetailGreen to give his humorous and ironic take on the world of sustainability as only he sees it. Don is a technically oriented civil engineer and accomplished expert in sustainable design principles with extensive experience building teams to tackle difficult problems relating to site and building design development, lighting and energy efficiencies, water conservation, and utilization of renewable materials in building practices.

General Session9:30 – 10:30 am Herberger Ballroom(CE credits not available for this session)

Bob Berkebile BNIM ArchitectsEmeritusKansas City, MO

Redefine Green to Thrive in an Uncertain TimeHighly regarded by fellow professionals, Bob focuses on improving the quality of life in our society with the integrity and spirit of his firm’s work. In 2009, Bob received a Heinz Award from Theresa Heinz and the Heinz Family Foundation for his role in promoting green building design and for his commitment and action towards restoring social, economic, and environmental vitality to America’s communities through sustainable architecture and planning. Among his contributions to his industry, Bob is the founding chairman of the American Institute of Architects’ National Committee on the Environment (AIA / COTE) and was also instrumental in the formation of the US Green Building Council and its LEED rating system.

Concurrent Sessions10:45 – 11:45 am

Concurrent Session A Trailblazers A & B(CE credits pending for this session)

Optimizing Water Usage in Existing Centers: What Can I Do to Safely Reduce Both Water Usage and Operating Expenses?Interested in learning how to develop a water reduction strategy while reducing your operating costs associated with water at your sites? Join us for an informative discussion about how facility managers and building owners can optimize the total cost of ownership of their water systems while improving safety and efficiency. Attendees will be taught about the water management program framework (as identified by ASHRAE Standard 188 and recommended by the CDC) that can be used to improve both safety and efficiency.

PANELISTSFrank BurnsCo-Founder and PresidentApanaBellingham, WA

Don MannSpecification Manager, National AccountsRain Bird CorporationAtlanta, GA


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Amir OmarVice President of Strategic Partner and Key AccountsHydropoint Data SystemsPetaluma, CA

Mark TreitlerPartner and General CounselConserviceLogan, UT

Kellen UtechtDirector of Sustainability and Market DevelopmentPhigenics, LLCFayetteville, AR

Concurrent Session B Trailblazers C Ballroom(CE credits pending for this session)

Facts and Myths on Waste and RecyclingWhat really happens to your recycling? Welcome to an open discussion about waste and recycling collection, aggregation, processing, and overseas commodity trading. Panelists will discuss specific data on investment and profitability, as well as current trends, new regulations, and speculations on the future of waste and recycling in the shopping center environment.

LED BY Anita Kedia, LEED APSenior Business Development Manager, WM Sustainability ServicesWaste ManagementChicago, IL

Concurrent Session C Trailblazers D & E Ballroom(CE credits pending for this session)

De-Malling: How Does It Affect the Retailer and Developer?What happens when an anchor of a traditional, enclosed shopping center turns into an open-air environment? What changes in the lease? How is CAM affected? Are other tenants positively impacted? In this session, both JCPenney and PREP (PECO Real Estate Partners) take a look back at a real project and analyze the goals, expectations, challenges and results of the de-malling process.

LED BYBridget McCormick Farrell, AIA, LEED AP, NCARBSenior Manager, Architecture and Building DesignJCPenneyDallas, TX

Lunch & Learn 11:45 am – 1:00 pm Herberger Ballroom

Have lunch and get to know your peers and the sponsors that help support RetailGreen.

Concurrent Sessions1:15 – 2:15 pm

Concurrent Session A Trailblazers A & B Ballroom(CE credits pending for this session)

Successful Energy Management Strategies: Engaging Operations and Maintenance Personnel in an Operating Retail Center or StoreFocused on operations, rather than design and construction, this session examines new and creative ways to successfully manage energy use.

MODERATOR

Stephanie D. Moon-James, RFMPVice President, Strategic Resource Development Professional Retail Store Maintenance AssociationDallas, TX

PANELISTSChris Ladner, LEED Fellow, CxA, CEM, CEA, CMVPPrincipalEntegrity PartnersLittle Rock, AR

Paul A. Mathew, Ph.D.Staff Scientist, Department Head, Whole Building Systems, Building Technologies and Urban Systems Division Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryBerkeley, CA

Leigh Pearson, RFMP Director, Facility, Environmental and Procurement Services Staples, Inc. (Canada)Richmond Hill, ON


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Concurrent Session B Trailblazers C Ballroom(CE credits pending for this session)

Redefining Sustainability: Redefining, Re-Branding, and Reinventing Attitudes About the Words “Green” and “Sustainability”What started as a small circle of people working toward a cleaner, healthier, safer world has expanded exponentially beyond tree-hugging hippies and environmental groups, but many organizations and C-suite executives still don’t seem to believe that sustainability is more than a feel-good, cost-add proposition. In this interactive session, we bring together a group of people who are working diligently to alter the perception of “sustainability” and “green” by changing the way the narrative is being told.

PANELISTSMona V. BenisiSenior Director of SustainabilitySimonIndianapolis, IN

Don Moseley, P.E.Business Development Associate, National AccountsEntegrity PartnersFayetteville, AR

Concurrent Session C Trailblazers D & E Ballroom(CE credits pending for this session)

How to Use Creative Project Financing to Reimagine Your Real EstateThis interactive session will help participants understand the new landscape of project financing. The first part of the session will feature case studies that illustrate how an integrative approach (including design, strategy, and financing) can bring bold sustainability projects to life. The second part of the panel will equip participants with specific tools needed to present compelling project financing solutions to decision makers in their organizations.

SPEAKERSWarren NeilsonPartnerstokSan Fransico, CA

Chris RobbinsManaging DirectorCleanFundSausalito, CA

Landlord and Retailer Dialogues 2:30 – 3:45 pm Greenway A & B(CE credits not available for this session)

Retail shopping centers present unique challenges when it comes to designing, building, and operating sustainable facilities. Building infrastructure, lease provisions, and other factors can stand in the way of achieving improved performance. Join leading landlords and tenants in a roundtable-style session focusing on solutions to common sustainability challenges. The session will be facilitated by representatives from ICSC, PRSM, and the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA).

NOTE: Only owners or retail chain representatives may attend this session. Badges will be checked at the door.

Professional Services and Products Session2:30 – 3:45 pm Herberger 1 Ballroom(CE credits not available for this session)

Selling to National Accounts: An Interactive Discussion with GGP Inc. and JCPenneyThe market for sustainable products and services is crowded—technological advancement and new business models are driving a proliferation of new businesses competing for the attention of commercial building owners and tenants. The retail industry is unique in the number of large shopping center portfolio owners and chain retail stores, but many vendors are focused on selling to these prospective customers. How can you cut through the noise and make an effective pitch? What are the factors that drive national accounts to purchase sustainable products and services? How can you reduce dead-end sales pitches and generate better leads?

NOTE: Open only to service and product providers. Badges will be checked at the door.

LED BYRoger BarberManager, SustainabilityGGP Inc.Chicago, IL

Bridget McCormick Farrell, AIA, LEED AP, NCARBSenior Manager, Architecture and Building DesignJCPenneyDallas, TX


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General Session4:00 – 5:00 pm Herberger Ballroom(CE credits not available for this session)

Success Distilled: The Key Factors That Make or Break Your Real Estate Sustainability ProgramPlanning or evaluating a sustainability program for your real estate is a critical (but daunting) task. This session will first present original research gleaned from a collaborative study of 20+ leading companies across North America. The research demonstrates that there are just a few key factors that overwhelmingly impact real estate sustainability program outcomes. In addition to presenting these factors, the session will include an interactive exercise allowing participants to take the first steps towards applying the research findings to their own sustainability programs.

Warren NeilsonPartnerstokSan Francisco, CA

RetailGreen Networking Reception6:00 – 7:30 pm Marshall’s Outpost Pavilion

Wednesday, November 29

Registration7:00 am – 7:00 pm Culture Keepers Hall West

Breakfast7:30 – 8:00 am Herberger Ballroom

Breakfast Roundtables8:00 – 9:00 am Herberger Ballroom(CE credits not available for this session)

Roundtable Topic Leader1. Waste Management Anita Kedia, Waste Management

2.Sustaining Existing Facilities: The New Arc Platform

April Ambrose, Entegrity Partners

3.Alternative Financing for Energy Technologies

Audi Banny, Institute for Market Transformation

4. Sub-Metering Cary Brzenski, Conservice

5. Solar Electric Production Cathy Johnson, CSM, Phillips Edison

6. Efficient Lighting Retrofits Chris Ladner, Entegrity Partners

7.Best Practices for Your Energy Management Strategy

Cole Schoolland, Yardi Energy

8.Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Davin Jader, ChargePoint

9.Does It Matter What Your Customers Really Think of “Green”?

Jim Murray, CSHQA Architects

10.How Autonomous Cars Will Affect Our Building and Cities

Jordan Levine, collabor8 Architecture + Design

11.Which High-Performance Building Certificates Are Right for You?

Kim Limbaugh, SGA Design Group

12.Sustainability Through New HVAC Technologies

Laura McGettrick, Lennox

13.Reporting Initiatives: CDP, GRESB, SASB

Meg Six, Goby Inc.

14. Utility Data Reporting Michael Reynolds, Conservice

15.Digital Signage, Best Practices and Sustainability

Michael McClure, Ad Art Sign Systems

16.Commissioning Requirements: Benefits & Costs

Mitesh Smart, RTM Associates

17. Smart Irrigation Controls Nikki Davidson, CSM, Phillips Edison

18. Energy-Efficient LightingRobby Rudasill, WLS Lighting Systems

19. Energy ProcurementScott Reinstein, Resource Energy Systems

20.How Do You Pitch Sustainable Building to Your Customers?

Shaina Weinstein, Green Building Initiative

21.Future of Retail: The Impact of Saavy Consumers on Retail’s Evolution

Sheri Blattel, CTA Architects Engineers

22. Smart Water Management Tom Doll, APANA

Welcome to the new hub of your professional community.

The new icsc.org isintuitive | inclusive | interactive


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Conference Update 9:00 – 9:15 am Herberger Ballroom

Benjamin J. Wood, CRX, CDP ICSC 2017 RetailGreen Conference Program Planning Committee Co-ChairSenior Vice PresidentThe Greeby Companies, Inc.Lake Bluff, IL

Marcel S. Proskow, CRX, CDPICSC 2017 RetailGreen Conference Program Planning Committee Co-ChairPrincipalCollabor8 Architecture + Design Inc.Calgary, AB

General Session 9:15 – 10:30 am Herberger Ballroom (CE credits not available for this session)

Behind the Scenes of 2017: Prognostications and Predictions for Environmental PolicyIn recent years, the shopping center industry has become subject to laws and proposals that aim to prevent pollution, reduce wastes, protect human health, conserve energy, and protect wildlands. Will anything change in the new presidential administration? What kinds of legislative proposals exist in the 114th Congress to promote sustainable efforts? This informal session will give you the opportunity to cut through the rhetoric and engage with members of the ICSC Government Relations Environmental Committee as they consider the unique policy challenges facing the shopping center industry

PANELISTSAbigail JagodaDirector, Public Policy and Best PracticesICSCWashington DC

Larry Kilduff, CRX, CDP, CSMRetail Market LeadJLLChicago-Midwest

Brad N. Mondschein, Esq.Pullman & Comley LLCHartford, CT

Executive Viewpoint 10:30 – 11:45 am Herberger Ballroom(CE credits pending for this session)

What It Takes to Trigger Capital InvestmentsTop leaders are making decisions every day that impact the shopping center, its tenants, and the financial return that ownership is expecting from the retail asset. But how do sustainability initiatives play in the ongoing decisions relative to developing, redeveloping, and allocating capital to operating shopping centers? Do all capital needs, such as TI allowances, deferred maintenance, and revenue-positive expansion of GLA, compete with sustainability initiatives for capital allocation and get measured bythe IRR? Join this executive-led panel for a candid look at how capital investment decisions are made and the prioritization order of capital and sustainability.

MODERATORRudolph Milian, CRX, CMD, CSMPresident and Chief Executive OfficerWoodcliff Realty Advisors Woodcliff Lake, NJ

PANELISTSRichard J. Kuhle ICSC TrusteeChairman and Chief Executive OfficerVestar Phoenix, AZ

John R. Morrison, CRX, CDP ICSC Canadian Division Vice President ICSC Past Trustee President and Chief Executive Officer Choice Properties REIT Toronto, ON

Bruce D. Pomeroy, CRX, CDPICSC Past TrusteeManaging Principal and Executive ChairmanEvergreen Devco, Inc. Glendale, CA

Conference Adjourns11:45 am Herberger Ballroom

Lunch11:45 am – 12:45 pm(Combo registration attendees only)

Program information current as of November 14, 2017.


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Program Planning Committee Marcel S. Proskow, CRX, CDP, ICSC 2017 RetailGreen Conference Program Planning Committee Co-Chair, Collabor8 Architecture + Design Inc.

Benjamin J. Wood, CRX, CDP, ICSC 2017 RetailGreen Conference Program Planning Committee Co-Chair, The Greeby Companies, Inc.

Roger Barber, GGP Inc.

Jeffrey M. Bedell, LEED AP, CEM, CEP, Macerich

Mona V. Benisi, Simon

Christopher R. Brown, Federal Realty Investment Trust

Cary Brzezinski, Conservice

Charles Burkert, Cedar Realty Trust

Bridget McCormick Farrell, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB, JCPenney

Anita Kedia, LEED AP, Waste Management

Lawrence Kilduff, JLL

Brad N. Mondschein, Esq., Pullman & Comley, LLC

Stephanie D. Moon-James, RFMP, Professional Retail Store Maintenance Association

Don Moseley, P.E., Entegrity Energy Partners

Bill Pegnato, Building Power, LLC

Jeffrey Pransky, LEED GA, CSM, EDENS

Scott Price, CSM, Leed Green Associate, Rappaport

Dean A. Pritchard, CDP, WLS Lighting Systems

Eric Richter, SLD, PREP (PECO Real Estate Partners)

Sean Selby, AIA, LEED AP, Arrowstreet, Inc.

Will S. Teichman, Kimco Realty Corporation

Dustin Watson, CDP, AIA, LEED AP, BD+C, InPLACE Design

Karla Zens, stok


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What it Takes to Achieve Zero Waste

RetailGreen’s Zero Waste ChallengeRetailGreen has teamed up with Waste Management to recycle, compost, or donate 100% of all conference materials. Help RetailGreen achieve zero waste! ¡ Don’t bring outside waste to the event – coffee will be provided, so no

need to bring a disposable coffee cup

¡ Observe conference waste signage to ensure you are discarding materials into appropriate bins


What it Takes to Achieve Zero WasteWhat it Takes to Achieve Zero Waste

RetailGreen’s Zero Waste ChallengeRetailGreen has teamed up with Waste Management to recycle, compost, or donate 100% of all conference materials. Help RetailGreen achieve zero waste! ¡ Don’t bring outside waste to the event – coffee will be provided, so no

need to bring a disposable coffee cup

¡ Observe conference waste signage to ensure you are discarding materials into appropriate bins


What it Takes to Achieve Zero Waste

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