Why do less when you can do better?

Last month, William McDonough was a guest of the UCLA Institute of Sustainability. This Q&A piece by student contributor Yazmine Mihojevich explores the roots of his work and how he’s applying these ideas today, as well as what he sees ahead. Read the full article: “William McDonough is focused on building a beneficial footprint“

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May 6: McDonough to keynote at U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s 2015 Sustainability Forum

On May 6 & 7, 2015, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, in partnership with The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, will host the 2015 Sustainability Forum. The event joins influential leaders and thinkers, from different business, government and nonprofit organizations from around the world, to explore the impact of the circular economy on businesses. Through a […]

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March 12: William McDonough keynote discusses material health

William McDonough will be the featured guest at the March 12 gathering in Chicago, hosted by HOK, AIA Chicago, USGBC and Shaw Contract Group. “Material Health: Authentic Transparency and Optimization,” is the title of McDonough’s special keynote presentation on March 12, 2015, in Chicago.  As a global sustainability leader and architect, McDonough will discuss why material health […]

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