Monday, February 16, 2009

Nutter Green Home at NeoCon!

I just wanted to announce that I've been accepted to present a seminar at NeoCon in Chicago this year! For those of you who are unfamiliar with the NeoCon World's Trade Fair, it's a convention for designer, architects, and related professionals that is held each year to release new products and information related to the building and interior design industries. We will see the introduction of new products such as furniture and interior accessories, new software, books, wallcoverings, textiles, and other related items. It's similar to what the auto-industry has in Detroit each year. As found on the NeoCon website: http://mmart-staging.com/neocon2009/

"NeoCon® is a three-day celebration of the commercial furnishings industry. Every June, more than 50,000 industry professionals come to The Merchandise Mart in Chicago not only to see all the new products, but to NETWORK, LEARN and HAVE FUN.

Hundreds of parties are hosted by manufacturers, industry associations, publications and not-for-profits in fabulous permanent showrooms, temporary exhibits and interesting venues around the city. A plethora of networking opportunities from Black-Tie Events to Meet-and-Greets give attendees the opportunity to take advantage of their experience at NeoCon.

Off-site tours to experience the beautiful architecture around the city are offered throughout the three days and innovative exhibits will offer fresh perspective to give you inspiration for your own projects.


NeoCon offers more than 150 educational opportunities from keynotes and luncheon programs to association forums and 60-minute seminars. All 60-minute seminars are CEU, LU and CMU accredited. NeoCon offers more than 150 educational opportunities from keynotes and luncheon programs to association forums and 60-minute seminars. All 60-minute seminars are CEU, LU and CMU accredited. "

Yep, one of those 150 educational opportunities will be me! The title of my presentation is, Sustainable Residential Construction – A Case Study Analysis: Nutter Green Home. I'll be sure to take lots of photos!

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