Management Team

Kristi Wamstad

7-April-2019

Kristi Wamstad is the Envision Verification director at ISI. In this role, Kristi maintains the verification process, ensures consistency in project reviews, and provides technical assistance.

Prior to ISI, Kristi was the technical director for USGBC’s LEED for Cities and Communities and STAR Communities, a comprehensive sustainability rating system for jurisdictions. Additional experience includes being sustainability coordinator for the city of Omaha and sustainable solutions program coordinator at HDR. In 2005, Kristi worked with the Oregon Bridge Delivery Partners to develop the Context Sensitive and Sustainable Solutions (CS3) program, a first-of-its-kind framework for applying sustainability to transportation infrastructure.

Kristi holds a master’s degree in community and regional planning from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and bachelors’ degrees in biology and environmental science from the University of Colorado-Boulder. She lives in Lincoln, Nebraska, where she enjoys biking, gardening, and spending time with her kids, cats, guinea pigs, and chickens.

Kailey Eldredge

29-September-2017

Kailey is the Senior Verification specialist at ISI.

In addition to providing technical assistance and aiding program implementation, she is responsible for leading projects through the Envision verification process.

Prior to joining ISI, she was a senior sustainability consultant at C&S Companies, where she grew a nationally recognized practice— focused on integrating sustainability and resilience into airport processes and projects.

Kailey holds a bachelor’s degree from Cornell University, where she majored in environmental studies. Her concentration was in city and regional planning.

Kailey lives in Chicago, Illinois, with her husband and dog, Bagel.

Ted Marcelo

17-April-2017

Ted Marcelo is ISI’s Senior Learning Technologist, creating and advising on eLearning courses and instructor-led trainings through a variety of multimedia technologies. Ted holds a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of South Florida, and a master’s degree in instructional design & technology from the University of Tampa.

Ted previously worked as the lead instructional designer and learning management system administrator for a wine and spirits distribution company in Miami. Prior to that, he worked as a counselor for a Tampa nonprofit, where he helped middle–and high-school students ideate and realize their post-secondary aspirations. He is an advocate for the reach that decentralized learning carries, particularly when impacting underserved communities.

In his free time, he is either reading, writing, or enjoying sunny Florida.

Audrey Gorham

8-April-2017

Audrey is ISI’s Membership director who works closely with membership organizations in both the public and private sector.

For nearly two decades, prior to ISI, Audrey worked at Pew Charitable Trusts, in the Environment Group to promote the advancement of public policies and practices that protect the global environment, preserve healthy forests and marine ecosystems. The Pew Environment Group has been a major force by engaging federal policymakers and stakeholders to solve today’s most challenging problems. Pew applies a rigorous, analytical approach to improve public policy, inform the public and stimulate civic life.

Audrey received her education in religion and business management.

Conrad McCallum

23-April-2016

Conrad joined ISI in 2022, bringing several years of communications and stakeholder relations experience in both the corporate and nonprofit sectors. He has been a Director of Communications at the Association for Smarter Homes & Buildings (ASHB) (formerly CABA – the Continental Automated Buildings Association), an industry not-for-profit focusing on advanced technologies in homes and buildings, and worked for 5 years in research communications at the University of Ottawa, in the Telfer School of Management. He has also supported stakeholder relations with the consortium responsible for phase one of the Ottawa Light Rail Transit project—a $1.7 billion project that will result in the single greatest reduction of emissions in that city’s history. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in English from University of Alberta and a Master’s Degree in Journalism from Carleton University.