Marc Mondor's guest appearances

Marc Mondor

The NTM Growth Marketing Podcast

The Green Building Matters Podcast with Charlie Cichetti

Jorge Lopez

Kathy Caprino

Ken Davenport

Andy Keller

John Harrison

Alan Scott

Les McKeown

Moe Carrick

Jason McLennan

Mariza Snyder

Tommy Sobel

Vicki Saunders

Tom Cronin

Allison Maslan

Bill Spohn

OwlTail

Advancing systems and solutions by design since 2004, evolveEA is a nimble multidisciplinary practice that involves both sustainability and the built environment of architecture.  The principal of evolveEA, Marc Mondor explains how this organization helps individuals, communities, and organizations take strategic action by filtering each solution through three lenses of sustainability: People, Process, and Place.   Some examples of evolveEA’s work include helping living building projects achieve net-zero energy and water goals, in addition to improving mobility in cities by creating vibrant and connected places.  Whether starting from a focus on transit and mobility, or the quality of our air or water, evolveEA strives to improve these projects for each city, which means prioritizing the needs of under-served and marginalized communities.   We know you’ll appreciate this new episode with Marc, so be sure to check it out today! - - - - - For more information on evolveEA, visit: https://evolveea.com

Advancing systems and solutions by design since 2004, evolveEA is a nimble multidisciplinary practice that involves both sustainability and the built environment of architecture.  The principal of evolveEA, Marc Mondor explains how this organization helps individuals, communities, and organizations take strategic action by filtering each solution through three lenses of sustainability: People, Process, and Place.   Some examples of evolveEA’s work include helping living building projects achieve net-zero energy and water goals, in addition to improving mobility in cities by creating vibrant and connected places.  Whether starting from a focus on transit and mobility, or the quality of our air or water, evolveEA strives to improve these projects for each city, which means prioritizing the needs of under-served and marginalized communities.   We know you’ll appreciate this new episode with Marc, so be sure to check it out today! - - - - - For more information on evolveEA, visit: <a href="https://evolveea.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://evolveea.com</a>

SFH #68 Building Sustainable Communities with Design and Connection with Marc Mondor, Principal of evolveEA 

Marc Mondor has been a licensed architect for over a decade and has been an influential voice in sustainability since the early 1990’s. As Managing Principal and Cofounder of evolveEA, Marc works with greening design and construction projects in order to leverage organizational and operational sustainability.  His consulting work has led to many notable and innovative firsts, including the first LEED certified project in Africa, the oldest LEED EB certified project (1869) and the first LEED certified supermarket.   Marc Mondor - Commitment &amp; Contributions In 2015, Marc was selected as a  for his service, commitment and contributions to the green building and sustainability field. Marc has lectured nationally, is one of several dozen international professionals to be named US Green Building Council LEED Faculty and is a trained facilitator. Prior to co-founding evolveEA, Marc was Project Manager for the Pittsburgh Green Building Alliance, where he consulted for organizations, managed the Green Building Fund and helped chair the USGBC Greenbuild Conference.  Marc received his Bachelor’s of Architecture from California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo and studied sustainable design in Scandinavia and Denmark and this is what kindled his interest. He is a Registered Architect and a LEED O+M BD+C and ID+C Accredited Professional.   "There was really no name for the type of work that we wanted to do back then." – Marc Mondor   Studying Abroad and Mentors Marc studied in France, Scandinavia and Denmark.  This opportunity did spark his interest in sustainable design.  Marc had several mentors along his journey. Bill Browning was one of the mentors later in his studies that provided much needed validation to ensure this was the career for him. “You look far beyond the components of the building, you are looking at all the systems that impact the building.” – Marc Mondor   Projects with Impact Marc notes that the work done on supermarkets is one of the projects he feels is making an impact still today.  Additionally, they did a project in Egypt for HSBC which was a global concern and they were mandated to do a LEED project without being fully aware of what it was.  Ended up with the Regional Headquarters and was the first LEED project in Africa. “We had to create a lot of communications graphics for them in regards to what LEED is and why should they care about this rating system that is from the United States.” – Marc Mondor   Around the Corner, Routines &amp; Favorite Books Marc believes technology is going to cause massive efficiency at all levels in the future.  This will allow people to be engaged and contribute in a way they haven’t been able to before with sustainability.  Marc and his partner try to empower their employees and personally works out to keep a balance. He would like to begin writing books in the next decade.   “90% of being successful is showing up.” – Marc Mondor   Marc suggests the following books:  by Jeffrey D. Sachs  by Dr. Dan Ariely Biographies:   and  by Walter Isaacson  by Irving Stone   To hear more about Marc’s journey, download and listen to the episode!   Learn more about Marc Mondor:    Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES:           If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on .  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the !   Copyright © 2018 GBES

Green Building Matters with Marc Mondor