📌 Will you be attending the American Planning Association National Planning Conference next week? If so, let us know in the comments! On Tuesday morning, ISI's Verification Director, Kristi Wamstad, will be participating in an interactive discussion with Michael F. Bloom, PE, AICP, ENV SP and Reynaldo Guerra, PhD to explore how planners can incorporate the Envision sustainability framework into early infrastructure planning that paves the way for more successful sustainability and resiliency outcomes. We'd love to see you at this session, or connect with you at another time during the conference! 👋 #NPC24 #sustainableinfrastructure #knowsustainability #knowenvision #sustainablecommunities #sustainableleadership #sustainabilityplanning
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5moThanks for sharing! Look forward to seeing Kristi Wamstad in person for a change! 😁 Also pumped to present with both Kristi andReynaldo Guerra, PhDD. - who I often see in person!