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News Brief

USGBC Puts Scot Horst in Charge of LEED

by Allyson Wendt

Scot Horst

Having chaired the LEED Steering Committee for several years, Scot Horst of 7group is joining the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) full-time as the senior vice president of LEED. In his new position, Horst will continue overseeing the development of the various LEED rating systems and coordinating those efforts with education and certification programs. Committing himself full-time to LEED makes sense, said Horst, because “advancing the whole-systems thinking [LEED] requires is a mission I am passionate about.” In addition to stepping down from 7group, Horst has resigned as a director and officer of the Athena Institute International.

 

Published March 26, 2009

Wendt, A. (2009, March 26). USGBC Puts Scot Horst in Charge of LEED. Retrieved from https://www.buildinggreen.com/newsbrief/usgbc-puts-scot-horst-charge-leed

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