Stern will help the association grow through its new strategic plan, which includes advancing the knowledge and professionalism of industry participants, increasing advocacy, and driving public awareness and knowledge.

The associations are hosting two educational briefings April 26-27 in conjunction with WQA's annual Congressional Fly-In.

Members who earn a professional certification title within a year of starting training could be eligible.

In partnership with Bank of America, the program has provided more than $2 million to accelerate action on climate change, resilience, and social equity through LEED for Cities certification.

The complete schedule is now online for the April 6-8 event in Orlando.

The volunteer committee will provide recommendations on diversity, equity and inclusion for consideration by the Code Council Board of Directors.

The top rating recognizes multifaceted initiatives in water-related risk mitigation.

Pollack will take a pivotal role in WQA's public advocacy and coalition building.

The Orlando event is set for April 6-8 at the Orange County Convention Center.

State Senator Walter F. Timilty (D-Milton) nominated the 82-year-old South Shore design and manufacturing company for the award and presented the citation to company leaders and employees at the Symmons headquarters and manufacturing facility.