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Better Building Conference



April 25, 2012
8:30 amto5:30 pm

International Conference for a Sustainable Built Environment. Royal Hospital Kilmainham (www.betterbuilding.ie) Join us on Wednesday 25 April 2012 for Ireland’s most important gathering of the sustainable building industry at the Better Building Conference 2012.

Leading Irish green building and sustainability organisations have come together to host an International Conference on the sustainable built environment.  Better Building is being held for the first time in Dublin  to investigate the opportunities and challenges for companies and organisations working in the green building sector. With over 30 speakers packed into 3 parallel streams in the historic Royal Hospital Kilmainham, the conference investigates every aspect of sustainable building and design. The conference will open with a key note address from the Minister for Environment Phil Hogan.

The Conference will debate the critical issues facing property, design and construction professionals and will show case studies on exemplar projects where sustainable design strategies have resulted in a win-win solution for all stakeholders. Expert led technical workshops will ‘look under the hood’ of sustainability tools to investigate tricks of the trade etc.

This event is organised by Éasca, Irish Green Building Council, Cultivate, Sustainable Building Show, The Chartered Institute of Building and the Passive House Association of Ireland.

And supported by RIAI, SEAI and CIOB

The discussions converge on the common theme of ‘making the business case for sustainability’, quantifying the economic value of energy and resource efficiency and resilient systems.

Tickets for the Better Building Conference are available from only €99. Included in the ticket price are

  • Breakout refreshments
  • Lunch
  • The network reception (wine and soft drinks served).
  • Free WiFi is also available at the conference.
  • There will be plenty of networking opportunities throughout the day included within the ticket price including an evening social event and facilitated networking session ensures interaction for developing business opportunities, meeting others and exchanging ideas.

Catering will be provided by Fitzers one of Ireland’s finest catering companies.

To register for the Better Building Conference visit www.betterbuilding.ie. Book soon to avail of your Early Bird offer: Deadline 25th Feb.

Chairman of the Irish Green Building council, Philip Lee said “We are delighted to be a partner in this event. This is the first chance to get a Green Building event that brings together the entire value chain of the built environment. It’s a complicated issue financing, insuring green building and retrofit and getting the quality right. ”

Broadcaster Duncan Stewart welcomed the timing of the event, “occurring at a most critical time as we run out of time to make urgent strategic decisions, on how we make best use of our dwindling resources and expertise to create a viable future for all”.

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+Elish Bul-Godley has worked in the following fields: Retail management | Visual Merchandising | Retail buying | Estates | Facilities & Project management | Hospitality Sales | and Meetings & Events management. Currently: promoting, managing & selling events for global events company Montgomery Exhibitions in their Irish operation and completing a Digital Marketing postgrade diploma. Contributing Blogger | Copywriter | Cool hunter for following publications; LeCool Dublin, tweakyourbiz.com, Furniture News Magazine, Home & Gift Retailer Magazine & Meetingsbooker.com. Joint Editor for Eurovisionireland.net. A 3rd Generation descendant of the Irish Diaspora born in Singapore, now in Dublin having negotiated the Cultural changes with a strong sense of her Far Eastern origins and Irish Roots. | Bellydance teacher and Scifi geek in her spare time. Tweet @elishbulgodley Company Website : www.foodandhospitality.ie , www.betterbuilding.ie http://www.irishfurniturefair.com

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