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Why Attend Greenbuild 2024?

September 13, 2024

Greenbuild hosts the largest annual event for green building professionals worldwide where attendees learn and source solutions to improve resilience, sustainability, and quality of life in our buildings, cities, and communities. The Greenbuild 2024 event will take place November 12-15, 2024, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, PA. Join us as we imagine how to create more than just LEED-certified structures.


Together, we’ll learn how to build:


  • Greener communities
  • Better workplaces
  • Social equity
  • New sustainable solutions
  • And so much more!


20 Things You’ll Get from Attending Greenbuild 2024

New Thinking, New Ideas, New Case Studies, New Experiences, New Change-Makers!


  1. Insights into the future of sustainable development, not just brick-and-mortar, everything from transportation systems to health-related solutions to community-wide programming.
  2. A first look at unique game-changing products and services, business and consumer solutions, technologies, and breakthrough ideas.
  3. Connections with thousands of decision-makers, mentors, and peers.
  4. Hundreds of thought-leaders who educate and inspire.
  5. Stories about entire neighborhoods embracing sustainability.
  6. Opportunities for self-development and upskilling, plus CEU credits!
  7. Pathways to new career possibilities.
  8. Diversity, inclusion and social equity among all participants.
  9. Interactive social events and curated experiences to foster meaningful relationships.
  10. Empowerment to influence sustainability initiatives in your own organization.
  11. Behind-the-scenes view of how communities in Philadelphia are building better.
  12. Technologies to measure the impact of your actions.
  13. Avenues to secure capital for your sustainability projects.
  14. Students and emerging professionals; access to talent across all generations.
  15. Cross-functional expertise, from architects and mega construction companies to government and business leaders.
  16. Continuous digital content before and after the event.
  17. Visionary yet practical approaches to take back to your business; group discounts and spaces for team meetings.
  18. Perspectives on how the movement has grown and what’s coming next.
  19. Memorable experiences that you won’t find at other live gatherings.
  20. Collaborative problem-solving that will lead to a brighter future.


Are you ready to experience the transformation of the movement and join us at Greenbuild this year? Check out the pass options and feel free to use the promo code ISSPEXPO for a free attendee expo pass.


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