Leaders in large scale sustainability have come together under the Zofnass Program at Harvard University to identify the metrics necessary to develop a measurement of sustainable infrastructure.

Through this innovative symbiotic relationship between the academic, public and private sector, key contributors practicing within the industries involved in infrastructure work with Harvard's researchers to develop the Rating System and provide invaluable support to the Zofnass Program.

This collaboration of leading firms and their representatives is critical to the development and implementation of a system that can be accepted industry-wide and have fruitful contributions to increasing infrastructure sustainability on an effective scale.

The SIAB is comprised of senior executives from leading firms including Arcadis, Autodesk, exp., Golder Associates, Granite, Halcrow, a CH2M Company, HNTB, The Louis Berger Group, Inc., MWH, NV5, Power Engineers, and Stantec.

These organizations meet with Harvard faculty and researchers from the Schools of Design, Public Health, Engineering, Environment, Government and Business.

For more information on how to join, contact Brian Kenet at bkenet@efcg.com, or at (212)752-8217.

The SIAB instigates a creative and productive dialogue in direct partnership with the Zofnass Program at Harvard, pushing topics of sustainability such as economic viability, implementation and best practices to new limits.