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Posted: January 24, 2013
02-06-2013 - Rhode Island Green Building Council Annual Meeting
Rhode Island Green Building Council Annual Meeting will take place February 6th with registartion, building tours and a catered reception starting at 5:30 p.m. At the meeting they will be recognizing chapter leaders and CVS' green buildings.
The meeting will take place at CVS Caremark Finance Center, which is designed to the LEED Gold standard, located at 200 Highland Corporate Dr.
The keynote speaker for the meeting will be Jan Schlictmann of Oceanic Innovations, LLC. Schlictmann will lead a lively discussion on how to revitalize abandoned industrial property using environmentally responsible, net zero technologies.
The cost of this meeting is $50 and non-members are welcome. Register online by January 31st.
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