Joy Getrude Togo
Joy Getrude Togo is a Senior Associate with the Building Innovation Hub at the Institute for
Market Transformation (IMT).
Joy Getrude Togo is a Senior Associate with the Building Innovation Hub at the Institute for
Market Transformation (IMT).
Joshua Dabek is a Business Engagement Associate at IMT, supporting the Corporate Engagement Opportunities Program through policy tracking and industry insights. He previously worked on climate and food-system emissions initiatives at the World Resources Institute. He holds an MS in Environment & International Affairs from Georgetown University.
Kimberly Lewis Inkumsah knows that market transformation begins with people. She is a catalyst, movement builder, and executive leader championing the critical issues of equity, accessibility and belonging as the center of the climate agenda worldwide. As the Executive Vice President, Equity and Engagement for the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), Kimberly champions the return … Continued
Mary Thomas will succeed Theresa Back as Director of the Building innovation Hub in Washington, DC
The Building Performance Partnership announces recent expansion to three new hubs
This year marks an exciting milestone in our field: the first BPS compliance deadlines are taking effect in cities like New York City, Denver, and St. Louis.
Beyond offices, continued international growth, and enhancing green lease language. These are the highlights from this year’s leaders!
The winners, announced today at the 2025 Green Lease Leaders Winners and Trends webinar, exemplify a growing shift toward sustainability and equity in commercial and industrial real estate strategy. Media contact: Alexandra Laney, Communications Director, 505-391-5602; alexandra.laney@imt.org Washington, D.C. (May 29, 2025) – Today, the Institute for Market Transformation (IMT) announced the 2025 Green Lease Leader during … Continued
The ENERGY STAR program, particularly ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager, is an invaluable resource to the real estate community and to all Americans.
Why should companies put their staff effort and limited financial resources into documenting, analyzing, and reducing their energy use? The City Energy Project compiled data and conducted interviews with three leading real estate companies to illuminate the business case for efficiency in all of its dimensions – financial arithmetic, market positioning, policy compliance, and technical … Continued