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EXHIBITOR PROSPECTUSNOVEMBER 6-7PASADENA CONVENTION CENTERPASADENA, CA

TWO GREAT

EVENTS – ONE

GREAT EXPO

The biggest annual event for the nation’s biggest green schools market!

www.green-technology.org

In a recent market report, McGraw Construction noted, “The green school market is thriving because both the K-12 and higher education sectors report seeing strong financial ben-efits combined with positive impacts on student health and well-being.”

If this market is important to you, you won’t find a bigger pool of potential customers than in California.

K-12 California’s public education system is immense, encompassing more than six million students in about 9,900 schools. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson has green goals for all of these facilities. Several recent developments have brought new energy to the sector:

• Prop 39 is poised to bring as much as $550 million a year for energy ef-ficiency projects in public buildings, with schools the main target. • Last November, California voters approved schools facility bonds worth more than $13 billion. • The State Allocation Board has just released $520 million in matching funds for shovel-ready projects.

This is just the beginning of a new cycle of facility upgrades. A recent report from U.C. Berkeley estimated that $100 billion needs to be invested in this work over the next 10 years.

COMMUNITY COLLEGES The California Community Colleges (CCC) form the largest post-secondary educational system in the world, serving over 2.6 million students annually – 75 percent of California’s undergraduate public college students.

The system includes 112 colleges, 70 off-campus centers and 22 district offices and its assets include nearly 5,000 buildings. More than 80 percent of higher education enrollment growth in the next decade is projected to occur in the community college system.

The most recent report from the Chancellor’s office identifies nearly $30 billion in facility needs over the next five years. The Energy and Sustainabil-ity Policy of the system’s has set goals for districts to achieve the energy conservation, sustainable building, and physical plant management best practices necessary to reduce energy consumption.

WHO WILL ATTEND?The Summit attracts professionals from both public and private sectors, decision makers regarding green programs and facilities development.

• Community college administrators• State and local community college chancellors offices• Community college facility planners & designers• Community college building maintenance managers• Community college CFOs/business managers• Community college purchasing officers• Curriculum developers

A Green Market Like No Other

• State, county and city government officials and policymakers• County Office of Education administrators• Architects• Engineers• Construction managers• School district superintendents• School principals• School board members• School building facility planners & designers• School building maintenance managers• School CFOs/business managers• School purchasing officers• School transportation specialists• Curriculum directors and teachers• Others involved with implementing facility, purchasing, operations, mainte-nance and educational programs in California’s community colleges and K-12 schools!

EXPO PRICING

WHAT YOUR BOOTH FEES BUY:Booth spacePipe and drapeFree listing in program guide and on the web siteParticipation in networking events such as the Awards Reception which is held from 4 – 6 on the first day, one on one meetings with specifiers where requested, opportunity to conduct drawing during lunch on the floor.Company name included in pre-summit promotional actions

Note: Furniture, electricity and more are available from the event decorator. Call for details.

TO DOWNLOAD AN APPLICATION, CLICK HERE: http://www.green-technology.org/gcschools/images/Application_GCSCS-2013_Exhib.pdf

Corner 10’x10’ booth space $2,600In-line 10’x10’ booth space $2,400Clean Transportation Pavilion Exhibit Space $2,50010’x20’ booth space $5,00020’x20’ island booth space $10,000Flyer in attendee tote bags $950Logo/link on event website & program $400 Shaded descriptions in program guide $300Lead retrieval badge scanner $195

Become a Sponsor Summit sponsorship is a powerful demonstration of your company’s leadership in this sector. A variety of options are available, including the chance to sponsor special events within the Summit.

EXHIBITOR LISTAbraxas Energy Consulting Booth #220

Adomani Booth #208

Aeroseal LLC Booth #326

Allied Air Enterprises LLC Booth #231

American Modular Systems Booth #320

Aztec Solar Booth #126

Baja Construction Company Booth #108

BASF Construction Chemicals Booth #209

CalCERTS, Inc. Booth #425

Capitol Energy Solutions Booth #331

CB Products Booth #306

Clear-Wall Corporation Booth #211

CPI Daylighting, Inc. Booth #201

Custom Mechanical Sales

of Southern California Booth #511

Daylight America Inc Booth #521

EARTH FRIENDLY PRODUCTS Booth #314

EcoTech Services, Inc. Booth #222

ELKAY Booth #308

Elmco/Duddy Booth #305

EVERLAST LIGHTING Booth #316

Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost LLP Booth #120

Forbo Flooring Systems Booth #217

Foundry Service and Supplies, Inc. Booth # 423

Fuelmaster/Syn-Tech Systems, Inc.Booth #116

Go Solar California Booth #tba

JRGreenlite Booth #304

Harley Ellis Devereaux Schools Exec Forum Sponsor

Kelly Moore Booth #114

LEDXpert Lighting Incorporated Booth #307

MelRok Booth #427

Mitsubishi Electric

Cooling & Heating Booth #226

Mountain and Sea Educational

Adventures Table Top—registration area

NanaWall Systems, Inc. Booth #315

Pacific Interlock Pavingstone Booth #421

Patcraft Booth #200

Philadelphia Commercial Booth #205

Planet Aid Booth #112

PlastiForm Concrete Forming

System LLC formerly

Green Plastics Booth #420

Prefast Buildings Booth #102

PROCYON Booth #230

Russell Sigler Inc. Booth #224

Silver Creek Industries, Inc. Booth #215

Smith and Fong Booth #203

Solar Art Window Film Booth #317

SolarWorld Booth # 221

SoLED Energy, Inc. Booth #106

Tremco Incorporated Booth #310

Virco, Inc. Booth # 311

Viribright Booth #106

Watchfire Signs Booth #118

Wilo USA Booth #517

FOR DETAILS, CLICK HERE: http://www.green-technology.org/ccsummit/school-sponsorships.html

SCHOOLS SUMMIT ADVISORY BOARD

ADVISORY BOARD CO-CHAIRSTom TorlaksonCalifornia Superintendent of Public Education

Chet WidomCalifornia State Architect

MEMBERSCathy AllenSenior DirectorFacilities and PlanningSacramento City Unified School District

Bob ChaseDeputy State ArchitectState of California

Janet DixonDirectorFacilities DevelopmentTemecula Valley Unified School District

Joe DixonAssistant SuperintendentSchool Facilities & Government Rela-tionsSanta Ana Unified School District

Tom Duffy, Ed.D.Legislative AdvocateCoalition for Adequate School Housing (CASH)

Brian S. GaunceFounder and CEOPreFast Buildings

Rachel GutterDirectorCenter for Green SchoolsU.S. Green Building Council

Lisa HannamanAccount ManagerSouthern California Edison

Kim KennedyDirector, SustainabilityLos Angeles Unified School District

Anthony Knight, Ed.D.SuperintendentOak Park Unified School District

Deborah MooreExecutive DirectorGreen Schools Initiative

Kathleen McKeePartnerFagen, Friedman & Fulfrost, LLP

Kathleen MooreDirector School Facilities Planning DivisionCalifornia Department of Education

William “Bill” Orr, C.E.G.Executive DirectorCollaborative for High Performance Schools (CHPS)

Michael ParhamSchool Board MemberIrvine Unified School District

Ted RozziAssistant SuperintendentSchool FacilitiesCorona-Norco Unified School District

Lisa SilvermanExecutive OfficerOffice of Public School ConstructionDepartment of General ServicesState of California

Pauline SouzaGreen Schools AdvocateNorthern California ChapterU.S. Green Building Council

Lesley TaylorField RepresentativeSchool Facilities & Transportation DivisionCalifornia Department of Education

Rick TorresVice President Sales & MarketingGen7

Farah WissingerGreen Schools UTC FellowU.S. Green Building Council/Sacramento City Unified School District

Gerald YarbroughBusiness Advisory Services ManagerLos Angeles County Office of Education

COMMUNITY COLLEGES SUMMIT ADVISORY BOARD

ADVISORY BOARD CO-CHAIRSErik SkinnerExecutive Vice ChancellorCalifornia Community CollegesChancellor’s Office

Van Ton-QuinlivanVice ChancellorEconomic Development and Workforce PreparationCalifornia Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office

MEMBERSDr. Lauren ArensonChairPasadena City College Sustainability Committee

Bob ChaseAIA, Deputy State ArchitectDivision of the State Architect

Jim CaldwellExecutive DirectorWorkforce Incubator

Phil DunnExecutive DirectorFoothill Workforce Investment Board

Dan EstradaDirectorSustainability Academy

Brian S. GaunceFounder and CEOPreFast Buildings

Fred HarrisAssistance Vice ChancellorCalifornia Community Colleges

Lisa HannamanAccount ManagerSouthern California Edison

Robert MejiaEmployment Services ManagerSouth Bay Workforce Investment Board & CA Green Workforce Coalition

Robert B. MillerVice PresidentEducational Services, Office of the PresidentPasadena City College

Dr. Geraldine M. PerriSuperintendent / PresidentCitrus College

Dr. Dan ThrogmortonAssociate Vice Chancellor,Workforce and Economic DevelopmentLos Rios Community College District

Rick TorresVice President of Sales and MarketingGen7

Daniel G. VillanuevaVice President of Administrative ServicesLos Angeles Mission College

Chester “Chet WidomFAIA, State ArchitectCA Division of the State Architect

Mark WilliamsPartnerFagen Friedman and Fulfrost LLP

The Summit’s Advisory Boards are composed of the leaders who are guiding the greening of California’s educational facilities.

ADVISORY BOARD

Contact:Nancy Miller

National Sales DirectorGreen Technology

Ph: 626.577.5700, ext. 112nmiller@green-technology.org

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