Author, speaker and environmental expert, represented by
Ben Myatt of Celebrity Speakers Associates. Founding expert,
Keyboard Culture New Earth Community. Certified global
warming presenter, National Wildlife Federation. Microsoft
Certified Professional (MCP). Co-founder, Green Earth Expo.
Former chairman, Sierra Club of Central Florida. Partner,
Interstate Traveler Company.
Ben Myatt of Celebrity Speakers Associates. Founding expert,
Keyboard Culture New Earth Community. Certified global
warming presenter, National Wildlife Federation. Microsoft
Certified Professional (MCP). Co-founder, Green Earth Expo.
Former chairman, Sierra Club of Central Florida. Partner,
Interstate Traveler Company.
Green Earth Expo 2010
10:25 AM - 10:35 AM
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
Interstate Travelers Company's
| Justin E. Sutton Founder of the Interstate Traveler Company And Creator of the HYRAIL Hydrogen Super Highway |
A "Plug & Play" Smart Grid &
Public Utilities Conduit with
a 200+ MPH Mag-Lev on top!
Public Utilities Conduit with
a 200+ MPH Mag-Lev on top!
| The Hydrogen Super Highway, also known as the HyRail, is accessed by Traveler Stations that are built within the right of way of the Interstate Highway within the land locked real-estate of the clover leaf interchanges providing maximum ease of access for people who live anywhere near the Interstate Highway. The HyRail is much more than just a high speed rail system. |
10:35 AM - 11:00 AM
_______________________________________________
| John R. Grizz Deal CEO of Hyperion Power Generation |
11:05 AM - 11:30 AM
_______________________________________________
| Diversificatrion of the Energy Supply what the new "Small Modular Reactors" (SMRs) bring to the renewable energy table and how they fit in the clean energy mix. |
_______________________________________________
11:35 AM - 12:00 Noon
Michael D. Smith
Sr. Vice President—Green Initiatives
Constellation Energy Resources
Sr. Vice President—Green Initiatives
Constellation Energy Resources
Mike leads the development and coordination of
green initiatives for Constellation Energy Resources
(CER). Previously, he was Vice President and
Director of International Energy Policy for CER in its
London office, where he provided regulatory and
policy support for CER’s international power, gas,
coal, freight, uranium and carbon businesses.
In his current capacity, Mike is responsible for
evaluating opportunities for CER to realize
synergies between and among its various green
and traditional energy offerings and develop its
renewable business lines.
During his career, Mike has participated in
numerous legal and regulatory matters involving
the competitive energy markets, including the
restructuring of the U.S. and European natural gas
and power markets, wholesale and retail
competition, interstate gas pipeline regulation and
the formation and structure of independent system
operators.
Mike earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the
University of Miami and a JD from the Duke
University School of Law.
green initiatives for Constellation Energy Resources
(CER). Previously, he was Vice President and
Director of International Energy Policy for CER in its
London office, where he provided regulatory and
policy support for CER’s international power, gas,
coal, freight, uranium and carbon businesses.
In his current capacity, Mike is responsible for
evaluating opportunities for CER to realize
synergies between and among its various green
and traditional energy offerings and develop its
renewable business lines.
During his career, Mike has participated in
numerous legal and regulatory matters involving
the competitive energy markets, including the
restructuring of the U.S. and European natural gas
and power markets, wholesale and retail
competition, interstate gas pipeline regulation and
the formation and structure of independent system
operators.
Mike earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the
University of Miami and a JD from the Duke
University School of Law.
1:00 PM - 1:25 PM
| Speaker & LEED Certification Workshops To Be Announced Soon! |
_______________________________________________
1:30 PM - 1:55 PM
2:00 PM - 2:25 PM
2:30 PM - 2:55 PM
3:00 PM - 3:25 PM
3:30 PM - 3:55 PM
4:00 PM - 4:25 PM
4:30 PM - 4:55 PM
Larry Goldenhersh is the CEO of Enviance, a
software company that for more than a
decade has been helping some of the
largest carbon emitters manage
environmental compliance issues and put
in place procedures to deal with the cap
and trade system currently under review in
the Senate.
software company that for more than a
decade has been helping some of the
largest carbon emitters manage
environmental compliance issues and put
in place procedures to deal with the cap
and trade system currently under review in
the Senate.
| Larry Goldenhersh CEO Enviance "The World Needs A Ruler: Life With Carbon On The Balance Sheet" |
Kevin Bagnall
CEO / Founder
KB, Industries, Inc.
KBI Flexi™
CEO / Founder
KB, Industries, Inc.
KBI Flexi™
| Richard J. Sobelsohn "Legal Issues Affecting Sustainable Development" |
| David Frenkil Magna Cum Laude graduate of The George Washington University |
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
| Stanley J. Sersen, NCARB, LEED ® AP, RS (Stan) President, ASG, Inc. www.asgidd.com |
| CEO & Founder, of The EnviroCenter® www.enviro-center.com |
| Founder & Past Board President The Green Building Institute www.greenbuildinginstitute.org |
Stan is a graduate of the University of Maryland Architecture School, is
a licensed architect in multiple states, is an accredited professional
with the US Green Building Council LEED® certification program, and
is founder of the Non-profit Green Building Institute. He is the
designer, and developer of the EnviroCenter, a Green Executive
Office Building who’s development is regenerating a redevelopment
site in Jessup, Howard County. In addition, he is a certified Reserve
Specialist with the Community Association’s Institute, and is certified
by the National Charrette Institute as a Charrette Planner and Charrette
Manager.
Stan has over thirty years experience in Environmental Design, writes
a monthly column for the Business Monthly newspaper, has been
invited by the Governor, the Howard County Executive and various
agencies to sit on sustainability task forces, and is developing the
most advanced regenerative office building in the region, if not the
county.
a licensed architect in multiple states, is an accredited professional
with the US Green Building Council LEED® certification program, and
is founder of the Non-profit Green Building Institute. He is the
designer, and developer of the EnviroCenter, a Green Executive
Office Building who’s development is regenerating a redevelopment
site in Jessup, Howard County. In addition, he is a certified Reserve
Specialist with the Community Association’s Institute, and is certified
by the National Charrette Institute as a Charrette Planner and Charrette
Manager.
Stan has over thirty years experience in Environmental Design, writes
a monthly column for the Business Monthly newspaper, has been
invited by the Governor, the Howard County Executive and various
agencies to sit on sustainability task forces, and is developing the
most advanced regenerative office building in the region, if not the
county.
David Frenkil is a third-year law student at The George Washington
University Law School. The note he authored on energy efficiency in
the Federal government will be published in the Public Contract Law
Journal, a quarterly publication by the Section of Public Contract Law of
the American Bar Association and The George Washington University
Law School. He is currently writing an article to be published, which
analyzes the proposal by the Securities and Exchange Commission to
require disclosure of climate risks by publicly traded companies.
David's experience includes work as a summer associate at Van Ness
Feldman, P.C., a law firm with 80 attorneys focusing on the energy
industry. He has also worked on Renewable Energy Credit ("REC")
Agreements and related matters at SunEdison, North America's leading
solar energy service provider, and the development of electric
transmission for increased generation of renewable energy at the
Office of the General Counsel at the U.S. Department of Energy. David
has also previously interned for the General Counsel of an investment
bank in New York and worked as a political consultant on Capitol Hill
and in Maryland. David received a 2008 scholarship from the Energy
Bar Association for the research he conducted on oil and gas issues.
Prior to law school, David pitched for a professional baseball team in
Antwerp, Belgium after graduating from The George Washington
University where he graduated Magna Cum Laude and received
special honors for his senior thesis.
University Law School. The note he authored on energy efficiency in
the Federal government will be published in the Public Contract Law
Journal, a quarterly publication by the Section of Public Contract Law of
the American Bar Association and The George Washington University
Law School. He is currently writing an article to be published, which
analyzes the proposal by the Securities and Exchange Commission to
require disclosure of climate risks by publicly traded companies.
David's experience includes work as a summer associate at Van Ness
Feldman, P.C., a law firm with 80 attorneys focusing on the energy
industry. He has also worked on Renewable Energy Credit ("REC")
Agreements and related matters at SunEdison, North America's leading
solar energy service provider, and the development of electric
transmission for increased generation of renewable energy at the
Office of the General Counsel at the U.S. Department of Energy. David
has also previously interned for the General Counsel of an investment
bank in New York and worked as a political consultant on Capitol Hill
and in Maryland. David received a 2008 scholarship from the Energy
Bar Association for the research he conducted on oil and gas issues.
Prior to law school, David pitched for a professional baseball team in
Antwerp, Belgium after graduating from The George Washington
University where he graduated Magna Cum Laude and received
special honors for his senior thesis.
Recent practice has focused upon complex
environmental cleanups, natural resources remediation,
and the siting, permitting, and construction of energy,
utility, and commercial projects in compliance with
environmental requirements. Since the terrorist attacks
of 9/11/2001, assisted water suppliers, utilities, power
generators and industrial entities in meeting obligations
under homeland security laws. Government experience
includes service as Chief Counsel of the United States
Army Corps of Engineers; Special Assistant to the United
States Attorney General; inaugural General Counsel of
the Defense Nuclear Facility Safety Board; Deputy
General Counsel of the National Science Foundation and
Senior United States Representative in Antarctica; and
Deputy Regional Counsel of EPA, Region V.
environmental cleanups, natural resources remediation,
and the siting, permitting, and construction of energy,
utility, and commercial projects in compliance with
environmental requirements. Since the terrorist attacks
of 9/11/2001, assisted water suppliers, utilities, power
generators and industrial entities in meeting obligations
under homeland security laws. Government experience
includes service as Chief Counsel of the United States
Army Corps of Engineers; Special Assistant to the United
States Attorney General; inaugural General Counsel of
the Defense Nuclear Facility Safety Board; Deputy
General Counsel of the National Science Foundation and
Senior United States Representative in Antarctica; and
Deputy Regional Counsel of EPA, Region V.
Richard J. Sobelsohn is an associate in the Real Estate practice at
Moses & Singer. He represents developers, corporations, financial
institutions and individuals concerning a variety of commercial real
estate transactions including sustainable development, acquisitions,
dispositions, financing, condominium offerings and leasing.
Mr. Sobelsohn is a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
Accredited Professional (LEED® AP) from the U.S. Green Building
Council. He has in-depth knowledge of the LEED® Green Building
Rating System™, the globally accepted rating and certification
program for design, construction, operation, and maintenance of
green buildings. Having a LEED® AP attorney on a project team
allows clients to earn one point toward LEED certification.
Prior to joining Moses & Singer, Mr. Sobelsohn was an associate at
the law firms Stroock, Stroock & Lavan, LLP and Kaye Scholer LLP.
Before attending law school, Mr. Sobelsohn was Director of The
Sobelsohn School, an adult business school specializing in real
estate, insurance and accounting. He is currently an adjunct
professor of law at Brooklyn Law School.
Moses & Singer. He represents developers, corporations, financial
institutions and individuals concerning a variety of commercial real
estate transactions including sustainable development, acquisitions,
dispositions, financing, condominium offerings and leasing.
Mr. Sobelsohn is a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
Accredited Professional (LEED® AP) from the U.S. Green Building
Council. He has in-depth knowledge of the LEED® Green Building
Rating System™, the globally accepted rating and certification
program for design, construction, operation, and maintenance of
green buildings. Having a LEED® AP attorney on a project team
allows clients to earn one point toward LEED certification.
Prior to joining Moses & Singer, Mr. Sobelsohn was an associate at
the law firms Stroock, Stroock & Lavan, LLP and Kaye Scholer LLP.
Before attending law school, Mr. Sobelsohn was Director of The
Sobelsohn School, an adult business school specializing in real
estate, insurance and accounting. He is currently an adjunct
professor of law at Brooklyn Law School.
KBI’s mission is to utilize high volumes of
waste tires by designing and engineering
innovative products and solutions for
municipal, industrial, commercial and
residential applications.
The company’s goal is to use the ingenuity
of KBI Flexi®-Process to eliminate the
disposal of tires in global landfills and
incinerators while enhancing the natural
cleansing flow of water through the earth.
waste tires by designing and engineering
innovative products and solutions for
municipal, industrial, commercial and
residential applications.
The company’s goal is to use the ingenuity
of KBI Flexi®-Process to eliminate the
disposal of tires in global landfills and
incinerators while enhancing the natural
cleansing flow of water through the earth.
| KBI Flexi™- Pave |
Three decades of experience
representing major private and
public sector clients in a wide
range of environmental, natural
resources, and government
contracts matters, including
administrative law and federal
litigation.
representing major private and
public sector clients in a wide
range of environmental, natural
resources, and government
contracts matters, including
administrative law and federal
litigation.
Ian Davis & Associates
A financial advisory practice of
Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc
5850 Waterloo Road Suite 200 | Columbia,
MD 21045
Office: 410.461.4270 | Fax: 410.461.6750
Alt: 410.664.5480 |
dena.s.frenkel@ampf.com
ameriprise.com
ameripriseadvisors.com/dena.s.frenkel
A financial advisory practice of
Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc
5850 Waterloo Road Suite 200 | Columbia,
MD 21045
Office: 410.461.4270 | Fax: 410.461.6750
Alt: 410.664.5480 |
dena.s.frenkel@ampf.com
ameriprise.com
ameripriseadvisors.com/dena.s.frenkel
Dena Shapiro Frenkel CRPC®
Associate Financial Advisor
With the practice of Ian W. Davis,
MBA, CFP®
Associate Financial Advisor
With the practice of Ian W. Davis,
MBA, CFP®
| Speaker Schedule -Friday, February 26th, 2010 |