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Yudelson is the author of two often-cited books, His career in green building covers a wide spectrum of roles and issues. He was co-founder and director of the Green Building Services consulting unit of Portland General Electric. He has worked as a consultant for federal agencies, state governments, local governments and utilities. He has been the marketing director for two engineering firms in design and construction, worked in project development for wind power, co-generation, and photovoltaic systems, and been a management and marketing consultant for 200 firms ranging from Fortune 500 companies to small product manufacturers. Yudelson holds an engineering degree from the California Institute of Technology, a masters in water resources engineering from Harvard, and a masters of business administration with highest honors from the University of Oregon. He has taught nearly 60 MBA-level courses in marketing, business planning, organizational development and communications. His work was honored by the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance when he was named the 2004 "Green Building Advocate" of the year, and he was named by the Sustainable Industries Journal as one of the top 25 Green Building Leaders in the Northwest. His speaking topics include:
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Jerry
Yudelson is widely recognized as one of the leading green building
experts in the United States. On behalf of the U.S. Green Building
Council (USGBC), he chaired the Steering Committee for Greenbuild
2004, 2005 and 2006, the largest green building conferences in the
world, and he has trained nearly 3,000 people in the LEED rating system.
He served on the national board of the USGBC and was a Founding Board
Member of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in
Higher Education.
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and he has written for many magazines and journals, including Home
Energy Magazine, Building Design & Construction, Environmental
Design & Construction, Consulting-Specifying Engineer, The Construction
Specifier, and Eco-Structure.
The business case for green building, trends accelerating green
building adoption, marketing commercial and residential green building
services and projects, understanding and using LEED standards, green
site and structure planning, the new economics and finance of renewable
energy for buildings, and issues related specifically to commercial
offices, higher education, K-12 schools, affordable housing, libraries,
and public facilities. He also facilitates "eco-charrettes."
