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NH USGBC Annual Meeting 2025

Wednesday December 3, 2025

6:00-8:30PM

16 Dunbarton Way, Concord, NH 

Please join us at the Saint Paul's Fleischner Family Admissions Center for this year's annual chapter meeting!

Join the NH USGBC Board of Directors for networking, tours, refreshments, our Green Building of the Year presentation, a presentation by our sponsors, Nyle Water Heating Systems, and a 2025 chapter recap. The annual meeting is free to attend! 

The 16,000 square foot Fleischner Family Admissions Center (FFAC) was completed in February of 2025 and was awarded LEED Gold certification this past summer by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). This recognition advances the school’s goal of carbon neutrality reflects the building’s excellence in sustainable design across nine categories used by the LEED rating system. The FFAC joins two other Buildings on the St. Paul's Campus with LEED Gold Certification. Sustainability features include:

  • All Electric HVAC systems
  • Rooftop solar photovoltaic array
  • EV Charging stations
  • Low Flow Fixtures
  • Garden with Native plantings
  • Low VOC Finishes Throughout
  • Mass Timber Framing

The Fleischner Family Admissions Center was designed by CBT Architects in Boston and constructed by Harvey Architects in Bedford, NH

REGISTER HERE

Charitable Contribution:

Every year, the NH USGBC supports a local non-profit through donations from guests at our annual meeting. We have previously supported organizations such as The Friendly Kitchen, New Horizons, the Capitol Center for the Arts, Families in Transition, and the Manchester Animal Shelter. This year we're proud to support The New Hampshire Food Bank. Donations can be made directly through their website.



Sponsorships

Thank you to our Sponsor, Nyle Water Heating Systems!

NH USGBC Board of Directors Nominations Open

With the end of 2024 fast approaching, the time for our annual nominations for the Board of Directors is here. Board members have the opportunity to help guide the direction of the chapter, develop events, and ensure that the chapter develops policy that maintains its Vision, Mission and Core Values.

If you are interested in being involved with the Board of know someone who might be, please complete the attached nomination package and return it to Mark Goldstein at markg@milestonenh.com. Any questions about Board Membership can be directed to Mark as well. 

2023 Board Elections Nomination Package NHUSGBC.pdf

We hope you consider joining us!


USGBC NH Merchandise!

We are thrilled to share with you that you can now support the NH USGBC by purchasing merchandise through Tee Public! Hoodies, T-Shirts, Mugs, Stickers, Notebooks, Phone Cases, Tote Bags, and yes, even Face Masks (non medical grade) are now available with the NH USGBC logo! With each purchase, a portion of the proceeds goes directly to the Chapter.

Tee Public Merchandise is produced Sustainably. All of the apparel printing is done with non-toxic print materials. The inks used are water-based, 100% biodegradable, non-hazardous, toxin-free, and vegan. All items from Tee Public are produced on demand, reducing the level of waste from the traditional retail model. Returned items can also recycled or donated by the home office. 

For more information and to check out our items, be sure to visit our Storefront and grab yourself a sticker! 

Happy shopping and thank you for your support!


  


Chapter Vision
USGBC New Hampshire envisions a built environment where we live, prosper and play within the sustainable cycles of nature.

Chapter Mission
The USGBC NH Chapter promotes, educates, and advocates for sustainability in New Hampshire with the intent of transforming the built environment to one that supports a healthy community built on social responsibility, environmental stewardship and economic prosperity.
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What is LEED? 

 LEED is a third-party certification program that considers site design, water conservation, energy use, building materials, and indoor air quality. LEED also looks at things like light pollution, transportation choices, and linking the project to the local community. It’s more than just a system of checklists and credits though.  If you have a LEED building, you’ve taken a much broader approach to planning and design by addressing issues that go beyond the building.  You’ve also take into account the end-users of the building, and everyone who will maintain that building, by including them in the design process.

LEED has really proven its value.  It’s the most recognized and widely-used certification program in the world.  It’s supported by a network of over 185,000 LEED credential holders.

Click here for an interesting article on why LEED certification matters  


Green Building Education Services


The New Hampshire Chapter has secured a discount to program offered by Green Building Education Services for programs, credentials, education, exam prep, and testing materials for our NH membership. These materials can assist with USGBC programs and help with education support for your building professional needs. The programs available are:

LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE - 15 Hour Package

LEED AP BD+C                    - 30 Hour Package

WELL AP                            - 6 Hour Package

Receive a discount of 25% on any purchased products with discount code: USGBCNH25

Click here to get started.

Partner with local community colleges through Community Green

The Center for Green Schools recently launched Community Green, a program to support community colleges in bringing green building training and education opportunities to their campuses. Through this program USGBC is offering all public two-year institutions a first free year of USGBC membership, which now includes a revised benefits package created specifically with the college in mind. Please spread the word about this exciting opportunity to the community colleges in your area and to contact Vanessa Santos to get involved. We are seeking chapter leaders who are able to offer their expertise as guest speakers and/or advisors for college members as they work to develop green building courses and training opportunities, so please contact Vanessa if you're interested.

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