Beverly Craig, LEED AP is a Program Manager at the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, a quasi-state government agency focused on economic development to supports Massachusetts' ambitious climate goals. Her policy work includes the Passive House Design Challenge, Embodied Carbon state policy, a grant program for MA concrete ready mix concrete climate transparency, and centralization of retrofit content in a Building Energy Exchange coming soon to Massachusetts. Ms. Craig comes from a background of directing energy efficiency retrofits and installing renewables in affordable housing portfolios and her work has included LEED Platinum deep retrofits on three income restricted properties and one new construction LEED Platinum multifamily development. Beverly holds a BA from the University of Southern California and an MPP from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government.

Meredith’s thesis at MIT, in 2003, recognized the disconnect between people and resources for a sustainable built environment. Since then, she pioneered the Director of Sustainable Design role at Sasaki, an international planning and design firm and then co-convened the first summit of Sustainable Design Leaders, now an ongoing professional network. She championed transparency as Interim Executive Director for the Health Product Declaration Collaborative and led the University of Missouri’s Climate Action Planning. She founded the USGBC MA Chapter and later, as Executive Director, transformed it to Built Environment Plus where, like a bridge, she makes connections, celebrates, educates and advocates, all to advance the green building industry. When she’s not trying to save the world you’ll find Meredith hiking, biking and swimming with her family.

Aurora leads the Embodied Carbon team at Brightworks Sustainability and teaches Environmental Design at the Parsons School of Design. She is passionate about using design to address social and environmental crises by linking passive, active, and materials design decisions to climate -- ranging from electrification, to supply chain practices. In 2019 she led the LCAs on two USDA Wood Innovation Grants focused on evaluating the embodied carbon implications of mass timber construction. While at KieranTimberlake Architects, she helped author the LEEDv4.1 Guide for using the LCA tool, Tally, though she has used both Tally and OneClick LCA extensively in her project work. Aurora leads the Embodied Carbon Office Hours for Mass CEC and BE+'s Embodied Carbon Challenge and currently sits on the ILFI Energy and Carbon Technical Advisory Group.