[IMGCAP(2)]At RexCorp, committee members will seek to meet thesechallenges by developing creative solutions that decrease RexCorp'scarbon footprint through significantly lowering emissions ofgreenhouse gasses. The mission of the Green Buildings Committee atRexCorp calls for enhancing energy efficiency in both existing andnew developments as well as sourcing new energy options includingsolar panels, wind turbines, fuel cell technology, cogenerationplants and thermal storage solutions. The committee will assistRexCorp tenants, vendors and suppliers in sourcing environmentallyfriendly products, material and systems to further this importantcause.
[IMGCAP(3)]"Forming this committee represents the continuedcommitment of RexCorp to promote innovation in energy-efficientbuildings and environmentally-sensitive development," says ScottRechler, chairman and CEO of RexCorp. "We stand firmly committed tothe proposition that helping the environment and fostering economicdevelopment aren't mutually exclusive."
Members of RexCorp's Green Buildings Committee specialize in awide range of professional disciplines including design,construction, leasing, marketing and operations. RexCorp's GreenBuildings Committee is chaired by Walt Smith, EVP of Operations.Committee members include Carol Allen, Brian Fitzsimons, MatthewFrank, Frank Pusinelli, Christopher Kacinski, Todd Rechler, EricSchlameuss, Christine Stone and Carlton Wenz.
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