ISI Welcomes Six New Additions to Its Envision Review Board
25-January-2022
The Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI) welcomes six new members to the Envision Review Board: Bob Beinstein (AECOM), Michael Bloom (R. G. Miller Engineers), Quin MacKenzie (luuceo consulting), Jennifer Ninete (HDR), Lourette Swanepoel (Calibrate Collaborative), and Justin Waples (Central Contra Costa Sanitary District).
Margaret Cederoth (California High Speed Rail Authority) was elected the 2022 Chair of the Envision Review Board. She will be supported by Richard Fernandez (Aquario Engineering) as Vice-Chair. Other members of the Envision Review Board who are continuing to serve include Hélène Dubé (SNC-Lavalin), Silvia Ciraci (ICMQ), Erika Jozwiak (New York City Mayor’s Office of Resiliency), Lindsay Motl (Kohl’s), Amanda Schweickert (WSP), Scott Smith (Metrolinx), and Sofía Zuberbühler-Yafar (New York City Department of Design and Construction).
We are sincerely grateful to the Envision Review Board members who completed their terms at the end of 2021 after serving with distinction, including Michaella Wittmann (HDR) who served as the Envision Review Board’s inaugural Chair for two terms, Andreas Georgoulias (Environmental Financial Consulting Group), Elizabeth Heider (Heider Sustainability Advisors), Martin Janowitz (ret. Stantec), Floren Poliseo (Town of Jackson), and Sharon Wright (City of St. Petersburg).
The ERB is made up of industry leading infrastructure professionals representing public agencies, private companies, and general interest groups who are appointed to the Envision Review Board by ISI’s Board of Directors.
“I could not be more impressed with the caliber of this year’s cohort, or more grateful for the members of the Envision Review Board who recently completed their terms,” says Melissa Peneycad, ISI’s managing director and ex-officio member of the Envision Review Board. “The future of the Envision sustainable infrastructure framework remains bright under their oversight.”
The mission of the ERB is to assure the continued integrity and efficacy of Envision and its associated tools, resources, and documents to provide for consistency in interpretation and development; and to assure the ongoing relevance of the tool and its associated best practices to the highest standards of scholarship and practice. The Envision Review Board meets quarterly and is responsible for drafting and approving Envision credit amendments, providing strategic director for Envision development, and ensuring material is consistent with the overall intent and character of Envision.
To learn more, please visit the Envision Review Board page on ISI’s website or contact ISI at info@sustainableinfrastructure.org.