In today's business world, LEED is the language of green.LEED AccreditationFirst, people are accredited and buildings are certified. Achieving a LEED professional credential signifies that you're a leader in the field and an active participant in the green-building movement. With new jobs specifying the need for sustainability expertise, a LEED professional credential shows a clear commitment to your professional growth, while underscoring your value to LEED project teams and sustainability-focused organizations. This is one sure way to make your talent visible (including on some searchable databases) -- earn and place these meaningful and impactful abbreviations after your name! Click here to learn more about different USGBC credentials (LEED Green Associate, LEED AP, WELL AP, SITES AP), preparation for exams (and their formats), credential maintenance, professional certificates (e.g., LEED for Homes Green Rater, LEED Project Reviewer or Green Classroom Professional) and more.
Still have doubts? Click here to learn five reasons it's worth it to become a LEED professional. Credential MaintenanceThe Credential Maintenance Program (CMP) for LEED professionals is overseen by Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI). Continuing education keeps LEED professionals at the forefront of the green-building industry, driving ongoing excellence in the marketplace and ensuring that LEED professionals are the most qualified in the field.
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USGBC Florida EducationAs a statewide organization representing USGBC, USGBC Florida offers many opportunities to increase and maintain your LEED credentials. Here are some quick resources and references:
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