BuildingEnergy Boston 2016
Thank you for attending BuildingEnergy Boston Conference + Trade Show: March 8-10, 2016 at the Seaport World Trade Center in Boston, MA
And if you didn't make it, be sure to join us next year. Great learning and networking took place all three days. Here's a look at who attended: https://infogr.am/
What is BuildingEnergy?
The BuildingEnergy Boston Conference + Trade Show is the Northeast's premier gathering for sustainable design, green building, and renewable energy professionals. Produced by the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA), the annual event attracts more than 3,500 practitioners working together to advance the adoption of sustainable energy practices in the built environment. Attendees span all sectors of the building industry, ensuring that the people you meet and the knowledge you gain will expand your network and strengthen your business. Conference sessions are rigorous, relevant, and rooted in whole-systems thinking. The trade show hosts companies with cutting edge products and services. Greenwashing is left at the door. Sound good? Join us!
Why Attend BuildingEnergy?
- Network with industry leaders
- Build your competitive advantage
- Make business-to-business connections and grow your client base
- Learn new techniques and new technologies at over 80 sessions and workshops
- Earn your professional credits in highly engaging multi-disciplinary sessions
- Visit exhibits of companies with cutting edge products and services
Why Exhibit at BuildingEnergy?
- Introduce your products and services to new clientele
- Debut new products and services to established clientele
- Make business-to-business connections and grow your client base
- See and be seen by industry leaders and emerging professionals
- Avoid the discomfort of having to explain your absence
BuildingEnergy Attendee Breakdown
51% Building professionals (architects, engineers, builders, planners, contractors, facility managers, developers and designers)
23% Energy and environmental professionals
15% Educators, homeowners, students and non-profit organizations