Lisa is the Director of Project Engagement within the Buildings Team, a crucial pillar of ILFI’s Impact Group. Her primary responsibility is to ensure exceptional experiences for project teams involved in our Living Building Challenge, Zero Carbon, and Zero Energy certifications. Leading a team of passionate professionals, Lisa helps clarify our standard requirements and provides technical support that spans project work from feasibility to construction administration. Moreover, she plays a pivotal role in documenting client feedback and innovation to inform our future certification products. x000D With over a decade of experience in the building products sector, Lisa has championed transparency and reduced toxicity in materials, helping teams understand how a product is made and its lifecycle impacts. Outside of her official work, she's even contributed to state legislation addressing chemicals of concern in building products. Beyond her work and advocacy in the building sector, Lisa is an avid outdoor enthusiast, recharging in nature through activities like gardening, hiking, biking, skiing, or paddleboarding. Embodying the belief that everyone can catalyze change, Lisa is committed to promoting and supporting regenerative building practices and teams, recognizing the significance of every individual's role in realizing impactful projects.

Jenn Carroll joined the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library (TRPL) team in June 2021 as the Project Manager/Sustainability Lead for Design + Construction, bringing with her a rich background deeply rooted in construction, project management, and emergency preparedness.x000D x000D At TRPL, Jenn is dedicated to advancing the project's sustainability goals and surpassing current sustainability certifications. Known for her visionary approach and proactive stance, she consistently strives to push boundaries and drive impactful outcomes. Beyond her professional commitments, Jenn finds fulfillment in travel and quality time with her family.

Matt McMahon, ASLA, is a landscape architect and director with Snøhetta. His work places him between disciplines, often playing with context and scale, history and time. He is attracted to overlooked ideas, people, and landscapes, engaging them through design. To do so, Matt draws upon twenty-six years of professional and academic experiences in landscape architecture, ecology, and architecture. He currently directs the design of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, ND. Matt and his family reside in Long Eddy, NY, a hamlet in the Upper Delaware River Valley.

Patrick is an experienced executive and nationally recognized thought leader with keen foresight and unique ability to inspire individuals, groups and organizations to achieve something they did not know was possible. He has a proven history of developing inventive approaches and innovative solutions, leading organizations and teams to consistently achieve high performance results, and has accomplished many firsts, frequently charting new ground. Patrick is a frequent keynote and featured speaker and regularly published. Patrick’s work has been honored with numerous awards. His game changing approach starts at zero impact and ends what he calls the "Syrup Syndrome." He has been on UC Berkley Center for the Built Environment advisory board member for 12 years. He led the first in the world Living Building Challenge renovation and was a delegate at COP26.