The Board of Directors and Program Committee Welcome You to
BOMA/Suburban Chicago's First In-Person Members Lunch of the Year!
Join us for an old-fashioned picnic and an informative program on the latest Environmental, Social, and Governance developments with Sarah Voska from Bluestem Ecological Services
Building Back Better:
What This Means in Terms of ESG
EVENT INFO
Thursday, July 15, 2021
Hamilton Lakes, 500 Park Blvd, Itasca (Outdoors)
11:30am -1:30pm
One third of professionally managed assets, representing nearly $30 trillion in value, are subject to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria. But what does that mean for the real estate assets WE manage? Attend our first in-person luncheon of the year as we look to answer:
- What is Environmental Social Governance?
- How you can protect your owners and shareholders.
- How ESG can improve tenant satisfaction.
- How to leverage ESG goals to be more proactive, productive, and profitable.
SCHEDULE
- 11:30 - 12:00: Registration, networking, and box lunches/refreshments
- 12:00 - 1:00: Lunch program
- 1:00 - 1:30: Extra networking time with colleagues and friends
PARKING INFO
When entering the property, please park on the upper level of the two-level garage and enter through the main lobby where the "500 Park" sign is located. An overflow surface lot parking is located on the east side of the parking garage where lawn signs will direct you to the picnic location on the lake side of the building.
FEES & GUEST POLICY
As a reminder, as we return to in-person events, Member Lunch programs are provided as a benefit of membership. As such, representatives from Member Buildings and a single representative from an Associate Member company are encouraged to attend. A guest from a Member Building may attend for a fee of $25. NON-MEMBER vendors are NOT allowed at this event.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday, July 9
OUR SPEAKER
Sarah Voska has been working extensively in sustainability for the past 10 years. Holding a B.S. in Sustainable Management from University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Sarah leads climate change policy development, solution implementation and education initiatives at the local, national, and international level. Her work has brought her to speaking engagements at conferences on four continents including at the United Nations Climate talks, where she supported policy development and public education for climate action.
Sarah's personal mission is to encourage micro and macro level community engagement to support healthy communities and a healthy environment. Sarah sits on the Advisory Committee on Science, Technology, and the Environment for Congresswoman Lauren Underwood (IL-14); and serves as Director of ClimAcademy - empowering international youth to implement climate solutions in their own communities. She was recognized last year by BOMA/Suburban Chicago as Emerging Leader of the Year, and by Citizens for Conservation with the William H. Miller Award for Outstanding Contributions to Conservation.
Sarah is the Sales Manager at Bluestem Ecological Services, connecting businesses to nature-based solutions to protect against environmental risks. Bluestem Ecological Services builds, restores, and maintains native ecosystems. They strive to bring elements of the original Midwest landscape back to its natural state. Bluestem builds partnerships based on a balance of people, the environment, and economic value.
REGISTER TODAY!