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Bikeshare Bag Given Away to Promote Upcoming LEED/Transportation Event

November 5, 2012

We’re happy to announce that Michael O’Hara of Bohler Engineering won a Capital Bikeshare bag that Mobility Lab was giving away on Friday at the Arlington Economic Development Real-Estate Showcase at Artisphere in Rosslyn, Virginia.

Mobility Lab held an exhibit at the event to help promote our upcoming LEED/Transportation Symposium, which is coming up on Thursday, November 29 at George Mason University. The symposium will provide developers and property owners with insights on how they can accumulate significant points toward LEED status – and improve the bottom lines of their projects – by incorporating “alternative transportation” strategies.

The event will be moderated by Dann Sklarew, Ph.D., GMU Department of Environmental Science and Policy, and panelists include:

  • Chris Marshall, Manager, LEED Technical Development, US Green Building Council
  • Justin Schor, Transportation Consultant, Wells & Associates and the Association for Commuter Transportation
  • Kevin Shooshan, Shooshan Company
  • Wendy Duren, Program Director, Arlington Transportation Partners

Please register here.

 
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