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Volunteer opportunities for green building leaders

CAGBC members can contribute to the green building industry through CAGBC committees, advisory boards, and groups. Share your expertise, knowledge, and insights to increase the development of green buildings and spaces at regional and national levels. Network with peers and explore opportunities with CAGBC. 

National Issue Accelerators

Accelerator groups bring together members who support CAGBC’s vision and want to tackle specific issues and opportunities. These groups will provide the insights needed to drive positive change in Canada’s built environment through discussion and collaboration.  Current accelerator groups include: 

Sustainable Materials: This accelerator is a cross-industry working group of product manufacturers, real estate owners, construction companies, designers, and more. Together, we are advancing sustainable materials, transparency, and improving procurement practices for Canadian projects.

Low Carbon Construction: This accelerator will foster a collaborative environment for general contractors and affiliated stakeholders to identify opportunities for emissions reductions on Canadian construction projects. Centred on the sharing of industry-wide best practices, this accelerator will explore advancements in technology and illustrate the role general contractors play in delivering low-carbon projects.

Interested in joining an Accelerator?

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Advisory Groups

CAGBC Advisory Groups let members provide meaningful input on relevant priorities. This is your opportunity to help shape sustainability efforts and inform CAGBC strategies and activities. Participation in these advisory groups is limited, with members appointed to a two-year term. Want to be considered for an Advisory Group?

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Zero Carbon Steering Committee

CAGBC’s Zero Carbon Building Standards were developed through consultation with experts and stakeholders across the country. They continue to be guided by the Zero Carbon Steering Committee, helping advance zero carbon buildings and retrofits. To be considered for a Steering Committee, submit your name.

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LEED Canada Steering Committee 

The LEED Canada Steering Committee provides policy, technical, and market oversight of the LEED program in Canada. You must submit your name to be considered for a position on the Steering Committee.

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Technical Advisory Groups 

CAGBC’s Technical Advisory Groups play a role in shaping LEED and other rating systems for the Canadian market. Currently, there are TAGs for Energy and Engineering, Materials, and Sites and Water.  To be considered for a TAG, you must apply.

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