Resilience 2021: The Shift from Relief and Response to Hazard Mitigation
Consultative Council
The Consultative Council assembles high-level building community representatives to make recommendations directly to the executive and legislative branches of government to improve our nation's buildings and infrastructure.
Each year, the Consultative Council publishes the Moving Forward Report to investigate key issues, offering solutions to overcoming these challenges. The 2020 Moving Forward Report examines the critical area of “Ensuring Healthy Buildings: How Buildings Can Protect and Promote Public Health.”
Convening Thought Leaders
To bring together industry leaders and experts from across the built environment to improve our nation's infrastructure and buildings
Identifying Challenges
To assemble experts who identify key issues they believe will be facing the industry in the year ahead
Finding Solutions
To develop and publish a yearly report that offers solutions to key challenges the built environment faces
Membership
The council provides a forum for regular interaction and discussion among key organizations. These organizations represent consumers, architects, engineers, government officials, contractors, researchers, and housing officials.
Officers
Chair
Katharine Morgan
President, ASTM International
Vice Chair
Brian Pallasch
Executive Vice President & CEO, IIBEC
Board of Directors Liaison
Dominic Sims
International Code Council, Birmingham, AL
Staff Liaison
Kyle Barry, PMP
Sr. Project Manager, National Institute of Building Sciences
Reports
The National Institute of Building Sciences is authorized by the U.S. Congress to serve the public interest as the essential forum for discussing issues and identifying opportunities within the…View ( ; 8 pgs)
In December 2020, the National Institute of Building Services (NIBS) held a social equity roundtable with over two dozen organizations representing the built environment. This conversation resulted…View ( ; 52 pgs)
NIBS serves as the unbiased forum for discussing issues and identifying opportunities within the building community. The NIBS Consultative Council assembles high-level building community…View ( ; 6 pgs)
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When adopted by jurisdictions, codes and standards represent the community’s expectations for the protection of the health, safety and welfare of its citizens. Such codes and standards are developed…View ( ; 2 pgs)
Fresh water is a finite, essential resource. The Environmental Protection Agency reports that 36 states expect to experience local, regional or statewide water shortages by 20131. As the population…View ( ; 2 pgs)
COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall Series
Bringing America back to work and restarting the economy will take planning and vision. Any movement in the direction toward reentering and repopulating buildings, businesses, and transportation systems must follow the health and safety guidelines set forth by science and data, the federal government, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and World Health Organization. To meet this challenge, the Consultative Council sponsored a series of COVID-19 virtual town halls.
Should you have any additional questions about the Consultative Council or would like to know more about the council's activities, please contact:
Staff Liaison
Kyle Barry, PMP
Sr. Project Manager
National Institute of Building Sciences
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