Last year was the year of resilience. We looked not only at our buildings but also our people and our business as a whole. – Jeannie Renne-Malone, Prologis
As an industry, our buildings and portfolios are continuing to improve more efficiently and with more advanced ESG efforts every year. So, how do we learn from the past to continue building for the future? Watch the webinar as we discuss:
Major ESG trends in 2018
Best practices for a sophisticated ESG program
How to stay ahead in 2019
Speakers include: Neil Pegram, Director of Americas, GRESB Jeannie Renne-Malone, Vice President Sustainability, Prologis CameronRavanbach, Customer Success Manager, Measurabl
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