Given that we spend 90% of our time indoors, indoor environments can have a significant impact on our health and wellness. The WELL Building Standard® responds to this condition by placing people’s health and wellness at the center of design, and takes a holistic approach that addresses behavior, operations and design. Grounded in medical research that explores the connection between buildings and health, WELL offers a system for evaluating, measuring and certifying various building features that impact human health across 10 categories – air, water, light, nourishment, thermal comfort, materials, sound, mind, community and movement.
Join us for this two-part virtual Green Building Break exploring the WELL Building Standard®, which supports holistic human health and wellness through healthy buildings, organizations, and communities. This GBB will take place across two 1-hour sessions on Friday, January 17th & 24th. Be sure to register for both sessions to get the calendar invites and reminder emails!
Jan. 17th – Part 1 will go through the 10 WELL concepts and explore how they correlate to other ESG frameworks.
Jan. 24th – Part 2 will discuss the WELL/LEED Crosswalk in detail to demonstrate how these two approaches work in sync.
PRESENTERS
Julie Wojnowski leads the ESG and Sustainability practice area at Citadel EHS where she supports and enables clients to achieve goals and milestones that demonstrate their building, organizational, environmental and human performance efforts through building certifications programs like LEED, WELL, and GRESB to name a few. Prior to joining Citadel EHS, Julie was a key leader at the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), where she held roles such as Vice President of Network Care and Senior Director of Commercial Services. Throughout her tenure at IWBI she developed strategic products and programs that accelerated the global adoption of the WELL Building Standard (WELL), including WELL Certification, the WELL AP credential, the WELL Performance Testing Program, the WELL Health-Safety, Performance and Equity Ratings, and the WELL + LEED Streamlined Certification Pathway.
Alisha Scott is a WELL-AP certified consultant at Citadel EHS, where she helps clients achieve WELL certification for buildings and portfolios. Prior to EHS, Alisha earned her WELL Advanced Professional credential and began consulting for A SustainAble Production (ASAP), where she helped numerous projects and portfolios achieve WELL Gold and Platinum. Alisha first branched out into the world of green building as an intern with Building Energy Exchange-St Louis, a local nonprofit working to advance building energy performance.
Join us again in 2025 for our Green Building Break Series! In-person building tours, virtual hot topic webinars, and more! These sessions will typically take place on the 3rd or 4th Fridays from 12:00pm-1:00pm. Join your Green Buildings Are Better community either in-person or on Zoom for a free learning lunch break and advance your green building expertise!
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