SMPS Presents - Green Day

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

11:30am (registration)-1:30pm

You will glean and grow much from this green building discussion - so join us and learn how to walk
the walk!
Our panel includes:

• Qualcomm, Inc. - Lynn Hall, Senior Manager of Environmental Health & Safety
• San Diego County Regional Airport Authority – Paul Manasjan, Environmental Affairs
Director
• Rear Admiral Len Hering (retired) – former Commander, Navy Region Southwest (Tentative)
• Moderator - Elaine Rosenberger - Chairwoman of San Diego Regional Sustainability
Partnership

Learn more about the speakers on the following page.

Date: Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Time: 12:00-1:30 pm (registration at 11:30 pm)

REGISTER NOW - Space is Limited!

Members: $45
Non-members: $60
Walk-ins: $70

Location: DoubleTree Hotel Hazard Center

7450 Hazard Center Drive, San Diego 92108
Visit www.smpssd.org to register now!

Thank you to our Program Sponsors:

SAN DIEGO REGIONAL SUSTAINABILITY PARTNERSHIP

Chairwoman: Elaine Rosenberger, SEEDS Global Alliance

Ms. Rosenberger is a principal owner of SEEDS Global Alliance, which finances

alternative energy and provides consultation on building green, sustainability best
practices, feasibility reports, environmental engineering and architectural
engineering. She is a LEED-Accredited Professional. Ms. Rosenberger has been
in the financial industry for 24 years, holding the position of Vice President of
Construction and Real Estate and working with developers and contractors all
over the country. She also served as Senior Vice President of Private Banking for five years,
responsible for creating a top revenue-producing division. Ms. Rosenberger has worked closely
with the Federal Reserve regarding low income housing in the community. She holds a Bachelor
of Science Degree in Finance and Business Administration from the University of Texas at
Austin. Ms. Rosenberger also owns a financial consulting company in San Diego, has served as a
member of the San Diego President’s Round Table and was chairperson of the Women’s
Resource Network. Ms. Rosenberger has been a featured speaker at various forums, including
the SBA’s “Empowerment for Women” and “The Seven Steps in Getting Your Business
Started.” Ms. Rosenberger is also a private pilot.

Secretary/Treasurer: Lyn Hall, Qualcomm, Inc.

Lyn Hall is the Senior Manager of Environmental Health & Safety for
Qualcomm Inc., a telecommunications research and development company
headquartered in San Diego, CA. Qualcomm is a member of the S&P 500
Index, a Fortune 500 company and for the last ten years in a row has earned a
place in Fortune’s list of “100 Best Companies to Work for in America.” Ms.
Hall has over 15 years of experience is managing all loss-control activities for
Qualcomm, including workers compensation claims management, health and
safety, property and auto claims management and environmental practices. She also serves on
the San Diego Chapter’s Board of RIMS and the board of the Pacific Safety Council.

Paul Manasjan, San Diego County Regional Airport Authority

Mr. Manasjan is Environmental Affairs Director for the San Diego County
Regional Airport Authority, which owns and operates San Diego International
Airport. His department manages all of the airport’s environmentally-related
programs, including regulatory compliance, storm water management, air
quality management, site assessment and remediation, industrial hygiene,
hazardous materials and waste handling, waste reduction and recycling, wildlife preservation and
sustainability. He also has primary responsibility over development of the Airport Authority’s
implementation strategy to meet the requirements under a Memorandum of Understanding with
the California State Attorney General, which focuses on reducing the airport’s overall
greenhouse gas emissions. Mr. Manasjan also serves as chair of the Operations & Maintenance
Chapter Committee for Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport’s Sustainable Airport Manual
update, a premier guidance document for airport sustainability recognized worldwide.

TENTATIVE SPEAKER

Rear Admiral Len Hering (ret.), United States Navy Region Southwest

If the San Diego Regional Sustainability Partnership has a founding

father, it is Rear Admiral Len Hering, former Commander, Navy Region
Southwest, who retired in 2009. He was instrumental in the Partnership’s
founding in 2006. His vigorous support since its inception helped
transform the Partnership into an active community organization, and his
leadership in sustainability will have a positive impact on the San Diego
region for generations to come.