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VOLUNTEERSORIENTATION HANDBOOK

GREENBUILD 2018

Prepared Specifically for Our Volunteers During the2018 Greenbuild International Conference and Expo

McCormick Place, Chicago, Illinois

Expo: November 14 - 15Conference: November 14 - 16

Welcome LetterCandidate Information

Being GreenConference Center Info

Social Media GuideExperiencing Chicago

Eating in ChicagoGetting Around Chicago

Staying in ChicagoFrequently Asked Questions

Expo Schedule

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VOLUNTEERS CONTENTS

Welcome!

Dear Volunteer,

Welcome to Greenbuild 2018!

On behalf of the U.S. Green Building Council and the Illinois Green Alliance, we want to thank you for the time and energy you have dedicated to making Geenbuild such a success. This year‘s conference would not be as successful without volunteers like you! We are very excited to welcome you to Chicago for this great opportunity and experience!

This year's theme, Human by Nature, celebrates the intersection of humanity and the built environment. The green building move-ment embraces all of humanity by making sustainable buildings and environments accessible to everyone. The future of the human race is interwoven with the future of the planet, and the sustainable practices we celebrate and advance at Greenbuild remind us that our success as sustainability advocates, practitioners, professionals and volunteers is more than a movement, it is a responsibility.

Your time is greatly appreciated, and we will do all that we can to make your volunteer experience a meaningful one. This packet provides some guidance and some overall direction for your time and McCormick Place and will provide guidance for planning your schedule while you are here.

We hope you can experience the collaborative and innovative energy in our city during your time at Greenbuild, with a great deal of workshops as well as educational and networking opportunities.

Please feel free to email [email protected] with any questions you may have. And be sure to connect with our Facebook group “Greenbuild Volunteers” as well at facebook.com/GreenbuildVolunteers.

We are looking forward to meeting you all soon,

Andy Stein and Jodi FeldheimVolunteer Committee Co-ChairsGreenbuild 2018

WELCOME LETTER

Greenbuild Chicago 2018 2

Candidate InformationUSGBC Volunteers must be a minimum of 18 years of age and full time student OR a young professional age 25 and under (age at the time of the conference in November 2018). When you check into the volunteer room, a fall 2018 schedule or a photo ID will be neces-sary, depending on which quali�cation the volunteer is participating under. Full time student is 12 credits undergraduate, and nine credit graduate. In exchange for serving eight hours of volunteer time, you will receive a free 3-day Conference Pass to Greenbuild. The conference provides exciting educational opportunities on the latest in the green building movement, and amazing networking opportunities for students and professionals. This includes access to the opening keynote, celebration, exhibit hall, education sessions, conference credentials, and the closing keynote.

Please visit the volunteer home page greenbuildexpo.com/en/community/usgbc-volunteers or email us at [email protected] with any speci�c questions or concerns.

Job DescriptionVolunteers help keep waste out of land�lls by monitoring recycling and compost stations and help attendees dispose of all waste into the proper waste receptacles. Whether on the Expo Hall �oor, in education and meeting rooms, or throughout the halls of the convention center, volunteers are front and center in encouraging and assisting Greenbuild attendees in making Greenbuild a responsible and sustainable event. Chicago is committed to becoming the greenest conference ever and we need your help to make it happen! As a volunteer, you are instrumental to a successful sustainable conference.

Check InYou must arrive at least 15 minutes before your shift is scheduled to begin. Please plan on arriving early before your �rst shift. Report directly to the Volunteer O�ce (W181C). You do not need to check in at any of the attendee check-in areas at the main entrance. Upon arrival, Volunteer O�ce Coordinators will check you in and provide your conference credentials and volunteer t-shirt. You must wear this shirt during all shifts. You will then be directed to your assignment location. At the end of your shift, you must return to the Volun-teer O�ce to check out. Please note that the O�ce Coordinators do not have any ability to change shifts or adjust locations. If you do not ful�ll all eight hours of service, you will be expected to pay for your 3-day conference pass.

Don’t forget your badge and shirt for every shift! You will be required to scan in and out in order to properly receive credit for shifts.

Webinar All volunteers must participate in an online Orientation session either live on October 29 or via webinar, which can also be found on the Volunteer Home Page.

Important Dates• Volunteer registration goes live: June 28• Volunteer registration closes: November 5• Orientation Webinar: October 29, 5 pm CST• Illinois Green Alliance Networking event: November 8, 5:30-7:30 pm CST• Conference dates: November 14-16

CANDIDATE INFO


McCormick Place also features a massive green roof system that creates 4,000 pounds of produce annually, while managing stormwater runoff and heat island effect.

C&D WASTE C&D waste is called Non-Compactable Recycling. It will be collected in an open top container. IRS will provide separate waste tickets for each pull and a total break-down of materials will be provided.

Final Waste Processing Details

BEING GREEN


Did You Know?

Last year, the Greenbuild Expo

achieved a

90.5% diversion rate

while it was hosted in Boston -

the highest in Greenbuild history!

BEING GREEN


• Co�ee cup lids• Tape/Gum• Chip Bags• Utensil pack wrappers• Plastic bags

• Juice Boxes• Co�ee cups (Dunkin’ Donuts & Starbucks)• Candy wrappers• Condiment packets• Styrofoam

• Aluminum cans• Soda & Juice bottles• Paper (clean, dry)• Newspapers & magazines• Tin & metals

• Glass bottles• Plastics #1-6• Cardboard (clean, dry)• Brochures & pamphlets

• Compostable co�ee cups & sleeves• Food scraps & liquids• Napkins & paper towels• Clear take-out containers (PLA or #7)• Paper plates

• Paper cups• Clear cups (PLA or #7)• Utensils• Paper take-out boxes & containers• Tea bags, sugar packets & wooden stir sticks


McCormick Center Complex OverviewFor an interactive map and conference center details, visitmccormickplace.com/�oor-plans/west/west-building

McCormick PlaceGreenbuild’s conference center location is actually the largest conference center in North America - McCormick Place. It consists of 4 main buildings & an indoor arena, all interconnected by pedways.

CONFERENCE CENTER INFO


THANK YOU for your participation as a volunteer at Greenbuild 2018 in Chicago! Our volunteers make Greenbuild the successful show it is each year & we hope you will share your experience with your network of friends & followers, & encourage others to join in next year!

#TipsAndTricks - Be Your Own Social Media Ambassador

• Use the o�cial handle @Greenbuild and hashtag #Greenbuild18 in all posts and tag @USGBC where possible. • Follow Greenbuild Volunteers, Greenbuild, and USGBC on social media as well.• Include photos or short videos whenever possible in your posts. • Tag your friends, speakers and location! • Get to know other volunteers and take group photos (or sel�es)!

Handles & HashtagsGreenbuild Related [email protected]. Green Building Council@GreenbuildThe Greenbuild Expo#Greenbuild18The Greenbuild Expo

Event hashtags: #GBWIG, #GBsummits, #Waterbuild, #GBvolunteer, #GBlittlewonders

SOCIAL MEDIA GUIDE


Chicago is proud to o�er some of the best restaurants in the world, with James Beard Award winners and Michelin-starred establishments throughout the city. But did you know that there is a thriving sustainable dining movement in Chicago as well? Sustainable practices are becoming commonplace and many restaurants boast not only local and organic ingredients and Green Seal certi�cations, but also make use of rooftop gardens, sustainably-sourced seafood and organic brewing practices as well!

The 2018 Greenbuild Host Committee has put their heads together and come up with a short list of green restaurants that we think you should try while you’re in town. Some of them have even o�ered discounts to Greenbuild attendees with a conference badge - make your reservations today!

Brown Bag Seafood CompanyVisit one of Brown Bag Seafood Company’s three locations for quality, sustain-ably-sourced seafood in an approachable, counter-service format. Show your Green-build badge for a 15% discount! • 414 N Wells St • 125 South Clark, (inside Revival Food Hall) • 340 East Randolph

Hannah’s BretzelGrab breakfast or lunch at this local sandwich chain - their sustainable practices include composting, biodegradable packaging, and wind and solar power use. Show your Greenbuild badge for a 15% discount, or use code GREENBUILD at online check-out! • 131 S Dearborn St (Adams/Wabash, Green Line) • 66 W Randolph St (Clark/Lake, Green Line) • 107 S Franklin St • 555 W Monroe St

Portsmith - 660 N State St.At this elevated seafood restaurant, seasonal seafood and local produce are the focus. Portsmith purchases sustainably sourced line-caught �sh direct from �shing cooperatives. Make a reservation and show your Greenbuild badge for a 20% discount!

Uncommon Ground Visit Chicago’s �rst certi�ed organic brewery, as well as their certi�ed organic rooftop farm at their Edgewater location - the �rst in the country! The rooftop garden also features two heehives, supporting pollination and the local bee population. Show your Greenbuild badge for a 20% discount. • Lakeview: 3800 N Clark St • Edgewater: 1404 W Devon Ave

West Town BakeryThis sustainable bakery strives to use as many local and all-natural ingredients as

Near McCormick PlaceThis area is is known as the South Loop, and is one of the city’s latest areas to witness massive development. It hosts the Chicago Bears, several museums, and most recently DePaul University’s basketball teams. • The Museum Campus Peninsula with access to the Field Museum, Alder Planetarium and Shedd Aquarium • Soldier Field Home of Bears football with historical architecture from the early 20th century • Museum of Science and Industry Farther south, but worth the trek via bus, lakeshore paths or rideshare

DowntownChicago’s business district is called “the Loop” primarily for the shape that the converging L tracks make aroud the downtown core. Beyond towering skyscrapers, the Loop also boasts parks, boulevards, fountains, and public play areas. • Cloudgate A giant, re�ective bean-shaped sculpture more commonly known as “the Bean” • Millennium Park Large lakefront park hosting playgrounds, rock climbing, theaters, and more • Buckingham Fountain A massive fountain dating from before the turn of the 20th century • Willis Tower Tallest occupiable point in the U.S. with views from the 103rd �oor SkyDeck • Art Institute of Chicago Chicago’s premiere art museum

River North & StreetervilleLocated north of the Loop just over the Chicago River, this extention of the skyline includes Streeterville and Gold Coast. Commercial skyscrapers are replaced with residential towers, and caters to much more retail, shopping, restaurants, and tourism. • Navy Pier and Ferris Wheel Historical pier into Lake Michigan with skyline views and dining • Magni�cent Mile Shopping Famous stretch of north Michigan Avenue with high-end retail, known as “Mag Mile” • John Hancock Center Iconic tower with 360-degree bar and restaurant, and one of the best skyline views • Chicago Water Tower Castle-like landmark that survived the Chicago Fire and anchors the Mag Mile

Northside, Lincoln Park & WrigleyvilleNorth of downtown and streeterville is Old Town, Lincoln Park and Lakeview, o�ering more of a typical ‘neighboorhood’ experience with row houses, parks, cafés and bars. • Old Town O�ers history, small shops and restaurants on Wells Street just north of Streeterville • Lincoln Park A massive lakeside park, complete with free-admission Lincoln Park Zoo • Wrigley Field Iconic home to Cubs baseball, it is also the 2nd oldest stadium in the U.S.

Vibrant arts scenes, numerous cultural attractions, robust

shopping & historic architecture here is your personal guide to

spots you must experience while in town, as well as neighborhoods, history and all things Chicago.

possible, and also accommodates various dietary needs: vegan, gluten-free, nut-free, soy-free, and dairy-free. Show your Greenbuild badge for a 20% discount! • West Town Bakery (River North): 15 E Ohio (Acme Hotel) • West Town Bakery & Diner: 1916 W Chicago Ave • West Town Bakery & Tap (Wrigleyville): 3626 N Clark St

Dark Matter Co�eeDark Matter Co�ee sources quality co�ee based on traceability, innovation, and social responsibility, creating direct partnership with farmers thoughout South and Central America. This sourcing transparency yields fair business practices and unpar-alleled quality control. • The Mothership: 738 N Western Ave • Star Lounge Co�ee Bar: 2521 W Chicago Ave • Meddle Co�ee Bar: 601 W Jackson Blvd

Frontera Grill - 445 N Clark St.A �agship restaurant from Chef Rick Bayless, Frontera Grill sources ingredients from local farms to o�er food inspired by the chef’s travels in Mexico.

Simone’s - 960 W 18th St.This Pilsen neighborhood bar and grill features reclaimed and repurposed furniture, a rooftop herb garden and beehive, and solar panels.

Sopra�na Marketca�eThis grab-and-go breakfast & lunch chain sources local, sustainably-grown ingredi-ents, implements a comprehensive recycling and composting program, and partners with Paci�c Garden Mission to donate excess food. • 175 Jackson Blvd • 200 E Randolph St • 111 E Wacker Dr • 222 W Adams St • 10 N Dearborn St

The Publican - 837 W Fulton MarketThis Old World-inspired space focuses on oysters, pork, and beer in a daily-rotating menu reminiscent of simple farmhouse fare. Also notable is their extensive interna-tional beer list, featuring a range of modern and historical beer styles.

Trattoria No. 10 - 10 N Dearborn St #1 (below ground)A Guaranteed Green restaurant for classic Italian dishes with a contemporary �air.

XOCO - 449 N Clark St.A quick-service cafe for contemporary takes on Mexican snacks and street food in a LEED-certi�ed space.

EXPERIENCING CHICAGO









Chicago is home to many of the best foods in the country! Many of

which include our famous Deep Dish Pizza, Chicago Style Popcorn, and of course the Chicago Style Hot Dog. See our recommenda-tions that will be sure to make your Instagram feed jealous!









EATING IN CHICAGO


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Public Transit - CTA Bus, “L” Train, MetraChicago’s public transit consists of regional commuter trains and a city-based rapid transit system. Metra, the commuter trains, connects the suburbs to the city, as well as Down-town to both McCormick Place where Greenbuild is held, and the Museum Campus where the Opening Celebration is held. The CTA (Chicago Transit Authority) is our rapid transit system connecting the many neighborhoods of Chicago. It consists of buses and rapid transit trains, better known locally as “the L”.

CTAThe CTA consists of both buses and trains. The buses are numbered, while the L trains are colored. The CTA also connects both airports to Chicago. It should take approximately an hour to get downtown from both Midway and O’Hare and signs are clearly marked to �nd the CTA at both airports. Most transfers between lines are found in the Loop. See the following page for a city-wide CTA Rail Map or visit https://www.transitchicago.com/.

The most common ways to get to McCormick Place via the CTA are as follows:• Green Line – Take or transfer to the Green Line from stations in the Loop. There is a McCormick Place station that lets riders out 6 blocks from the venue. The train ride from State/Lake station is about 15 minutes and walk time is about 15 minutes. Trains leave about every 10 minutes.• Bus – Depending on where you are staying, the #3 Bus goes straight down Michi-gan Ave with stops at most intersections. This line lets out directly in front of McCor-mick Place. Be aware that during rush hours, tra�c could take a bit longer so plan ahead. The bus trip from Randolph and Michigan takes about 30 minutes in regular tra�c and buses leave every 15 minutes.

MetraMetra is predominantly used to connect the outlying suburbs to the city. The main city stations are Ogilvie and Union Station. Conveniently for Greenbuild, there is also the Metra Electric Line that leaves from Millennium Station at the corner of Randolph and Michigan Avenue, right downtown. This line has stops directly inside McCormick Place and outside the Museum Campus. The ride to McCormick Place takes about 15 minutes and trains run approximately every 40 minutes. Schedules can be found at https://metrarail.com/.

TicketsAll forms of transit are accessible through Ventra ticket cards or passes at http://ventrachicago.com

CTACTA riders need a physical ticket that will be scanned upon entry to the bus or L station. Ventra cards may be purchased at any L station, while the Ventra mobile app allows users to reload transit cards with any dollar value and check arrival times. A new Ventra card costs $5, which is refunded once loaded with fare. A single ride for the L is $2.50 and $2.25 for the bus. The CTA o�ers 1, 3, and 7-day unlimited ride passes for $10, $20, and $28 as well as the Ventra card that can be reloaded through the app as necessary.

MetraMetra riders can purchase a ticket through the Ventra app and show the conductor when on board. Tickets can also be purchased onboard the train directly with the conductors using cash only, and at select stations.

You can further navigate Chicago transit via Google Maps, which will show route options and travel times.

Bike Sharing - DivvyDivvy is Chicago’s bike share provider, with 6,000 bikes available at 570+ stations across Chicago. Divvy provides residents and visitors with a convenient, a�ordable, earth-friend-ly option for getting around and exploring Chicago. Divvy bikes are specially designed, sturdy and durable bikes that are locked into a network of docking stations around the city. Bikes can be unlocked from one station and returned to any other station in the system.

Bikes can be rented via the Divvy app or directly from the kiosks on the bike racks them-selves. Bikes can be rented $3/trip for a single ride up to 30 minutes or with a $15 Explorer Pass, which gives you unlimited 3-hour rides in any 24-hour period. Special - Divvy has extended special pricing for Greenbuild. When purchasing an Explorer Pass, enter code GREEN in the app or kiosk to receive $5 o� November 12-17th. To �nd the best route to your destination via bike, please refer to Google Maps.

Walking - Sidewalks, Pedways, Lakeshore PathsDepending on where you are staying, Chicago can also be very walkable. Sidewalks allow you to be your own tour guide, while the lakefrount’s extensive path system o�ers access to picturesque views. If the weather isn’t accomodating, use Chicago’s many pedways that form an almost-entirely underground walking system. A pedway map can be found at: https://www.cityofchicago.org/content/dam/city/depts/cdot/pedestrian/Pedway/PedwayMap2013.pdf

Rideshare and TaxisChicago has many traditional taxis as well as rideshare options such as Lyft and Uber that can accessed through their individual apps.

LyftIf other public transit or active transportation choices are not applicable, we recommend using Lyft, the o�cial rideshare sponsor of Greenbuild. As the �rst and only carbon-neu-tral rideshare company, Lyft is stepping up on climate change. By o�setting over 1 million metric tons of carbon emissions in the �rst year alone, Lyft is one of the largest voluntary purchases of carbon o�sets worldwide. the impact of this multi-million dollar is equiva-lent to planting over 35 million trees. Special - To get 20% o� 4 rides, up to $5 o� per ride between Nov. 13-17th, enter code GREENBUILD in your Lyft app.









Chicago is home to many of the best foods in the country! Many of

which include our famous Deep Dish Pizza, Chicago Style Popcorn, and of course the Chicago Style Hot Dog. See our recommenda-tions that will be sure to make your Instagram feed jealous!

EATING IN CHICAGO


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To minimize environmental impact of travel for Greenbuild

2018, make a sustainable choice & use public transit options

whenever possible.GETTING AROUND CHICAGO


http://www.transitchicago.com/

https://www.divvybikes.com/https://www.cityofchicago.org/city/en.html

https://www.ventrachicago.com/

The following Greenbuild hotels are part of TripAdvisor's GreenLeaders Program and/or LEED certi�ed and are committed to green practices such as recycling, local and organic food sourcing, and providing electric car charging stations.

We've also negotiated travel discounts and secured a limited number of reduced-rate hotel rooms to make your trip to Chicago a�ordable. Through the travel experts at onPeak, rooms at the group rate are limited and available on a �rst come, �rst-served basis.

Please reference our event dates prior to making your reservation to ensure you are traveling over the correct event dates. For book-ing and all other info, please see the Travel tab of the Greenbuild Expo website or visit www.greenbuildexpo.com/en/travel/housing.

InterContinental Chicago Magni�cent MileTripAdvisor GreenLeaders Bronze

Residence Inn Chicago Downtown/River NorthTripAdvisor GreenLeaders Bronze

SpringHill Suites Chicago Downtown/River NorthTripAdvisor GreenLeaders Bronze

Swissotel ChicagoTripAdvisor GreenLeaders Gold

Virgin Hotel ChicagoTripAdvisor GreenLeaders Gold

Wyndham Grand Chicago RiverfrontTripAdvisor GreenLeaders Bronze

All hotels within the o�cial block have committed to implementing

sustainable practices, as well as great perks like no cancellation

fees up to 72 hours before check in, guaranteed rooms, etc.

Aloft River NorthTripAdvisor Silver and LEED Silver

Chicago Marriott Downtown Magni�cent Mile TripAdvisor GreenPartner

Courtyard by Marriott River NorthTripAdvisor GreenPartner

Fair�eld Inn & Suites Chicago Downtown/River NorthTripAdvisor GreenLeaders Bronze and LEED Silver

Hyatt Regency McCormick PlaceTripAdvisor GreenLeaders Silver and LEED Gold

Hyatt Place Chicago/River NorthLEED Silver

Hyatt Regency ChicagoTripAdvisor GreenLeaders Silver

STAYING IN CHICAGO


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https://www.hoteltonight.com/

https://www.choosechicago.com/

https://www.hiusa.org/

http://www.hostels.com/

https://www.hostelworld.com/?dia=500

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Where do I get my badge? You will pick up your conference badge from the Volunteer O�ce in W181C. You do not need to go to main attendee registration.

Can I change a shift? Yes. You may re-access your registration and make changes to your shift until November 5. After that date, no changes may be made. Volunteer leaders onsite are also unable to to accommodate shift changes.

What happens if I don't ful�ll my 8 hours of service to Greenbuild? You must complete your 8 volunteer hours in order to receive your conference pass. If you do not complete your hours, you are expected to pay for your conference pass. However, if you simply cannot make it to the conference, please contact [email protected]

What's included with my registration to Greenbuild? Your registration includes access to main events on Nov.14-Nov.16. Your registration does NOT include access to Green Building Tours or workshops on Nov. 12 or Summits or Workshops on Nov. 13. Your registration also does NOT include travel or housing.

Can I attend additional events at Greenbuild? Yes. You may add additional items to your registration for the associated fee.

Do my 8 hours of volunteer time need to be completed in consecutive shifts? No, you may be assigned two separate 4 hour shifts.

May I attend sessions before I complete my 8 hours of volunteer time?Yes, as long as they are not during your scheduled volunteer shift. You may pick up your conference badge from the Volunteer O�ce prior to completing your 8 hours.

Will there be a secure place to leave bags/backpacks during my volunteer shift? You may leave your items in the Volunteer O�ce, which will be sta�ed, but Greenbuild is not responsible for any lost or stolen items. We recommend keeping valuables with you.

Will volunteers be provided refreshments or meals? There will be co�ee, tea, water and light snacks in the Volunteer O�ce, but all meals are on your own. Please plan accordingly.

FAQs


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https://www.hyatt.com/destinations/chicago

www.ihg.com/hotelindigo

www.marriot.com/hotels/travel/chirn-residence-inn-chicago-downtown-river-north/

http://holidayjones.com/

https://www.wickerparkinn.com/

EXHIBITOR MOVE-IN

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

EXPO HALL HOURS

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

EXHIBITOR MOVE-OUT

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 6:01 PM - 10:00 PM

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM

REGISTER TODAY AT GREENBUILDEXPO.COM

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This document was prepared by the 2018 Volunteer Host Committee for the Greenbuild Expo in Chicago, Illinois.Content contributors include Andrew Stein, Ankush Rastogi, Jodi Feldheim, Lacey Daebel, Matt Kaiser and Taylor White.

Visualization and graphic design by Max Lyon.

Created in collaboration with Informa, the Illinois Green Alliance and the U.S. Green Building Council.Greenbuild International Conference and Expo, Chicago, Illinois

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