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Labs2Zero Champions
Labs2Zero Champions have demonstrated broad understanding of the Labs2Zero program and tools, including the Lab Benchmarking Tool, Energy and Operational Emissions Scores, and the Actionable Insights and Measures (AIM) Report. To earn this professional accreditation, Champions attend a one-hour training course and pass a brief knowledge test about Labs2Zero. If you are interested in taking the training to become a Labs2Zero Champion, please email info@i2sl.org.
The first Labs2Zero Champions include representatives of the I2SL chapters, who will provide education about the Labs2Zero tools during events, presentations, and workshops and provide input to I2SL on Labs2Zero. Congratulations to the first class of Champions!
Charles Blanchette
Boston Children's Hospital
New England Chapter
Shelby Bicknell
Henderson Engineers
Heart of America Chapter
Matt Cale
Farnsworth Group
Georgia Chapter
Tasha Cammidge
Caltech
Greater Los Angeles Chapter
Hadiza Djibring
HDR
New England Chapter
Punit Jain
CannonDesign
St. Louis Chapter
Shervin Kashani
Siemens
National Capital Chapter
Phil Kelly
Ramboll
UK Chapter
Dan Krier
DAI Scientific
Great Lakes Chapter
Mark Labac
Edge Mechanical Systems, Inc.
Colorado Chapter
Jared Machala
WSP
Texas Chapter
Lee Mahaley
Skanska
North Carolina Chapter
Burcin Moehring
Pacific Northwest Chapter
John Penny
Australia Chapter
Don Posson
SmithGroup
San Diego Chapter
Jennifer Savicky
Safety Partners
Greater New York Chapter
Karen Shaw
Oberlanders
UK Chapter
Akanksha Singh
Stantec
Northern California Chapter
Skye Smith
Kirksey Architecture
Texas Chapter
Greg Smithmyer
Affiliated Engineers, Inc.
North Carolina Chapter
Daniel Spencer
Arup
Pacific Northwest Chapter
Rob Thompson
SmithGroup
Arizona Chapter
Ted Zemper
BR+A Consulting Engineers
St. Louis Chapter
Labs2Zero Champions have demonstrated their knowledge of Labs2Zero tools and educate others about I2SL's Labs2Zero program. They are not official representatives of the organization, and their views and actions do not necessarily reflect those of I2SL.