SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT RESOURCE and Sustainable WASTE managemenT

NEED CONSTRUCTIVE OPERATING CULTURES. The question is: What do operating cultures need to transform themselves

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A GOAL WITHOUT A PLAN IS JUST A DREAM, Antoine de Saint-Exupery

If you are a collaborative, generative and integrative individual, group or organization who: § Is aware of the need for change in

development resources approach and waste management;

§Has a desire to participate in or support the change process in order to maximize customer value while minimizing waste.

§Would like to share knowledge in people, processes or products;

§ Seeks the ability to transform itself and sustain the change process, the Integration Retreat is for you.

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PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE Ø MAY 12, 2015

§Afternoon: 1. Mission 2030 Project Initiation

Review, incl.: Environmental Analysis, Charter and Strategic Plan Alignment. Under Chatham House Rules

2. Annual General Meeting including address from Professor and Author Dr Peter Denton, United Nations Environment Programme North America Civil Society Representative

§Evening: Dinner and Social Event Ø MAY 13, 2015

§Morning: Plenary 1. Integrated Planning, Tactics

and Measures Development

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2. Integration & Education Talk Led by Dr Mark Gorgolewski, Building Science Grad. Program Dir. Ryerson University, Dpt. Architectural Science

§Luncheon and Press Conference § Afternoon: Breakouts for Cross

Functional Tactical Action Plans o Strategic Focus & Future Orientation oConnectivity of Information o Stakeholder Responsiveness oMateriality and Conciseness oReliability and Completeness oConsistency and Comparability

§Evening: Community Dinner Ø MAY 14, 2015

§Tactical Plan Implementation, Monitoring, Evaluation and Adjustment Workshop

§Closing to end retreat at 15:00

THE FUTURE IS NOW AND NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL TO…

- Engage in the way we view and manage our development resources.

- Co-Create a focused integration protocol for measurement and verification

- Enable Stakeholders to meet imperative 2030 People, Process and Product Goals

INTERNATIONAL INTEGRATION RETREAT Alton, Ontario

Organized by the Construction Resource Initiatives Council’s Leaders : Renée Gratton, RG Integration and Associates; Cathy Rust, BEC Green ;

with the assistance of the Greater Toronto Chapter of the Canada Green Building Council

Space is limited; Register early at

www.cricouncil.com to avoid disappointment.

Partnership and sponsorship opportunities are available.

INFO: Info@cricouncil.com 613-795-4632

A unique opportunity for authorities, business and

community leaders to unite and declare the imperatives

for resource productivity.

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CRI Council Partners as referenced herein are those in good standing, making an annual contribution towards the research and development of Mission 2030 Authorities $250; Businesses $250 to $5,000 based on # of FTE; Collaborating Charities and Individual 2030 Pledgers N/C. See Integration Initiative Prospectus posted at www.cricouncil.com for more detailed information, including benefits PRICING EXCLUDING ACCOMMODATIONS PRICING INCLUDING ACCOMMODATIONS AND ACCESS TO FITNESS CENTER AND POOLS ENABLER & ENABLER & DATE STUDENT PARTNER OTHER STUDENT PARTNER OTHER May 12 $75 $125 $225 $200 $225 $325 May 13 $125 $175 $275 $325 $375 $475 May 14 $125 $175 $275 $325 $375 $475 June 17 FREE FREE $25 FREE FREE $25 TOTAL $325 $475 $800 $850 $975 $1300 ACCOMMODATIONS at THE MILLCROFT INN & SPA http://www.vintage-hotels.com/millcroft/default.htm

• Reserving directly with the Millcroft Inn is possible and encouraged. In doing so, the Group Rate of $179.00/night (sgl or dbl) will apply – as long as there is still availability.

• To reserve directly, call the Hotel’s Reservations Department at 1-888-669-5566 and request the “In-House Reservation Line”; Or online at http://www.vintage-hotels.com/reservations.htm; with a major credit card accepted by the Hotel, cash or debit (no personal cheques); Identify themselves as Attendees of the Construction Resource Initiative Council.

NOTE – ALL PRICES INCLUDE • All Meals – an award winning cuisine in the ambiance of the restaurant overlooking the pond • On Site Parking • Wireless Internet • Access to Fitness Centre and Pools for those Staying at the Millcroft Inn • Detailed information package including provided in advance

• Comprehensive Project Information • Power Point Presentation Slides with Speaker Notes • Bibliography • Glossary • Key Contact List

• Certificates of attendance will be provided for professional self-directed education • Post-Retreat Report • REMOTE PARTICIPATION: Partners unable to attend the retreat may still participate in the Integration Initiative and 2030

Integration Protocol project remotely. To do so, you must have already taken any of the following: the original Mission 2030 Pledge issued in 2013; the Mission 2030 Interaction Pledge issued in 2014; or adopt the 2030 Integration Declaration. Once this is received you will receive an invitation to Google docs and be included on the project list. o TO REGISTER FOR THE RETREAT OR BECOME A PARTNER, GO TO www.cricouncil.com;

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Integration Leader: $10,0003 * Hosts (3) $7,500 * 2030 Community Dinner (1) $5,000 * Luncheon (3) $3,500 Plenary and Workshops May 13 & 14 (8) $2,000 * 2030 Community Social May 12 (2) $1,750 Meetings (Partners and AGM) May 12 (2) $1,500 * Breakfasts (2) $1,000 * Break Sponsor (3) $750 General Supporter (unlimited) $500 * In-kind sponsorships $ TBD

All sponsors will be listed in the documentation; Have their logos on presentation slides; Provided a space to display their free-standing banner for the time they are sponsoring; Provided with the opportunity to briefly address attendees or make a flash presentation. Sponsorship payments can be done online using the ‘Donate’ button on the home page (No HST will be charged)

FOR ADDITIONAL INFO, E-MAIL INFO@CRICOUNCIL.COM OR CALL 613-795-4632

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NOTE: • This retreat will be a small working gathering. • The afternoon of May 12th will be under Chatham House Rules to encourage to provide anonymity to speakers and

encourage openness and the sharing of information. When a meeting, or part thereof, is held under the Chatham House Rule, participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed. See more at: http://www.chathamhouse.org/about/chatham-house-rule#sthash.8IxQgtRp.dpuf

• Participants will receive an invitation to a drop box prior to the retreat, to enable informed discussions. • Emerging tools will be presented throughout the summit to explore their value in moving forward. • The priority industry sector to be focused upon will be selected

PURPOSE The CRI Council was established, to change the way building resources are viewed and dealt with. Starting with construction, renovation and demolition waste was a natural first step, as those residuals are theoretically largely preventable and highly recoverable or recyclable. But changing mindsets, consumption and production patterns around resource use in such a large and important industry will need far more than recovering and recycling materials, or even responsibility or declaration type policies. Simply put, any change in our built environment requires constructive communities – of place, interest and practice. Thus the purpose and goal of the CRI Council is helping transform communities to be the most constructive they can be to overcome inertia. The purpose of the integration retreat is to engage in deep constructive conversation about transforming communities and start the planning of an important protocol on integration. Because to minimize all forms of waste while delivering greater assured results for sustainable whole life cycle outcomes, the imperatives need to be clear.

Related Topics: Alternative Business Model, Anaerobic Digestors, Benchmarking/Metrics, Building Information Modeling/Management, Certifications, Change Management (including risks and liabilities) Clean Energy, Codes, Consumer Information, Corporate Social Responsibility, Cultural Levers of Change (Vision/Philosophy, Structures, Systems, Technologies, Skills/Qualities), E-Learning, Environmental Product Declarations, Ethics, Extended Producer Responsibility, GIGA base, Governance, Green Procurement, Guidelines, Health Product Declaration, Health and Safety, Heritage Conservation, Innovation Measurement and Verification, Integrated Design Charrettes, Integrated Design Process, Integrated Reporting, Lean, Learner-Centered Education, Life-Cycle Cost, Life-Cycle Assessment, Massive Open Online Courses, National Industrial Symbiosis Program, Open Work Platforms, Performance, Product Category Rule, Qualification Base Selection, Short-Lived Climate Pollutants, Standards, Sustainable Infrastructure and Canadian Impact Infrastructure Exchange (CIIX), Waste 2 Energy, WasteCap Tracking, Waste Saver App, Waste Atlas, Zero Waste Index…

ENGAGING People in

Transformation

ENABLING Products for

Continued Improvements

CO-CREATING through

Integrative Processes

CC Co-Lean

Co-Educate Co-Manage

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We’re looking forward to partnering with your organization.

Your Change Management Team CRI Council

Renée Gratton, LEED AP. Principal, RG Integration and Associates Inc.; Consultant, Ottawa Founding President Michael Trevail, Principal, ACTT Installation, Ottawa Co-Founder/Treasurer Cathy Rust, LEED AP, BEC Green, Montreal VP Penny Turnbull, ARIDO, LEED AP; Ottawa Exec. Sr Advisor Ryan Dick, B.Sc. Arch., COO, GIGA, Shanghaï & Montreal Director Andres Bernal, OAA, P.Eng., LEED AP BD+C, Managing Director Sustainability, Ellis Don; Toronto Director Dr Peter Denton, B.A. (Hons) M.A., M.Div. Ph.D., Consultant, Author, Professor, United Nations Environment Programme Civil Society Representative for North America; Winnipeg Director Dr Mark Gorgolewski, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. DIP Arch. LEED AP, Professor, Architectural Science Ryerson University; Toronto Director Marie-Andrée Roy, OAA, LEED AP, PMP, Bernard Benoit Project Management Director Teno West, Partner, Municipal Infrastructure Team Leader, Pannone Lopes Devereaux & West LLC; White Plaines NY Director Robert Burack, B.A. Sc., President, Canadian Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute Partner Dr Robert Abell, Principal, Automated Learning Corporation Partner Evelyn Abell, Automated Learning Corporation Partner Other Allies and Partners at Large Kristen Macken, SIOR, Sr VP, Colliers International; San Jose Director Peter Laybourn, CEO, International Synergies, Birmingham Director Architecture Canada/Royal Architectural Institute Ally Athena Sustainable Material Institute Ally Automated Learning Corporation Partner BOMA (Building Owners and Managers Association) Toronto Partner CSV Architects Partner Canadian Wood Council Partner Capital Office Interiors Partner Énergie 2050, France Ally Erskine Dredge Architects Partner Green Home TV Partner Interior Designers of Canada Ally Minto Partner Ontario Association of Architects Ally Ottawa Regional Society of Architects Ally/Partner Ottawa Construction Association Partner RENX (Real Estate News Exchange Partner SAB Mag (Sustainable and Architectural Building Magazine Partner TNPGI (The Never Ending Pursuit of a Good Idea) Partner The Fios Group Partner (Serv. Prov.) Tremco Partner United Nations Environment Programme – Division of Technology Industry and Economic Support Sustainable Consumption Branch

- Sustainable Building and Climate Consumption - Global Partnership on Waste Management - Ten Year Framework Programme

White Design, Sherry Partner (Serv. Prov.) Windmill Partner