For years, life science companies have demonstrated leadership by recognizing a responsibility to lower their environmental impact. Backed by regulations and growing pressure across the industry, these organizations have committed to broad sustainability goals. The next step is determining actions to achieve them, and buildings represent an important intervention point for action.

At the upcoming Wisconsin Biohealth Summit, Flad Director of Sustainability Kimberly Reddin will join a roundtable panel to discuss this topic. Featuring representatives from AEC firms as well as biotech organizations, the panel will explore how project teams can effectively translate high-level sustainability goals into practical actions.

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The annual Biohealth Summit is the largest of its kind in Wisconsin. It serves as a platform to celebrate Wisconsin's biohealth community successes and collaborate on the future of the booming industry.

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