1. The Green Roundtable, Inc.
NEXUS Green Building Resource Center
th
38 Chauncy St., 7 Floor Boston, MA 02111
t- 617.374.3740 f – 617.457.7839
www.greenroundtable.org
NEXUS 2ND SATURDAY: FUNDING YOUR GREEN HOME RETROFIT
September 12, 2009
Thank you for coming – we hope this event is informative, inspiring and enables you to find ways to retrofit
your home in a healthy, green, and affordable way.
- Down2Earth and The Green Roundtable/NEXUS
Elective A: How do I do my green home retrofit? Please choose one
1) The Economical Green Remodel, Paul Marquis, Green Home Solutions
Learn the basics of green remodeling and home energy conservation with an emphasis on how to contain
costs and get maximum value for your dollar. Some primary funding resources will also be covered in
brief.
Paul Marquis of Green Home Solutions, former Education Coordinator for NEXUS, is a LEED Accredited
Professional voted "Best Green Consultant" in Boston magazine's 2007 reader poll. Marquis currently
works as an independent energy-efficiency and green building consultant.
Paul Marquis
Green Home Solutions
781.541.0570
Paul@GreenHomeSolutions.net
www.GreenHomeSolutions.net
2) Green Retrofit for Your Home, Mark Price, Steven Winter Associates
Redecorating? Gutting a Room? Want to perform a deep energy retrofit on your home? Now that Green is
mainstream there are seemingly endless choices for homeowners wanting to update their spaces. But,
what is green building, really? Come and join the discussion about what makes the best sense for your
home, now.
Covered: Reduce your energy & water use, Improve your indoor air quality, Improve the durability of your
home, Make sensible choices for building materials, Increase the value of your home.
Mr. Price is a Senior Sustainability Specialist at Steven Winter Associates, Inc., a building systems
consulting firm in Boston, Norwalk, CT, New York, NY, and Washington, DC. His work there centers on
energy efficiency and sustainability consulting for a variety of clients in the residential building sector.
Mark Price
Steven Winter Associates, Inc.
28 Walnut Street
Maynard, MA 01754
617.894.8620
mprice@swinter.com
www.swinter.com

2. The Green Roundtable, Inc.
NEXUS Green Building Resource Center
th
38 Chauncy St., 7 Floor Boston, MA 02111
t- 617.374.3740 f – 617.457.7839
www.greenroundtable.org
Elective B: How do I fund my green home retrofit? Please choose one
1) Used & Surplus Materials To Save Money, John Grossman, ReStore Home Improvement Center
John will be speaking about used and surplus materials as a strategy for saving big bucks while buying
green.
John Grossman is the Manager of the ReStore Home Improvement Center in Springfield, MA. The ReStore
is a non-profit with an environmental mission to divert building materials from the landfill. It has a retail
store as well as a deconstruction crew that takes houses apart by hand, to the foundation, to maximize
reuse. The ReStore has been featured on This Old House, New England Cable News and many other media
outlets for their environmental work.
John L. Grossman
Manager, ReStore Home Improvement Center
413-788-6900 / 413-788-6909 (fax)
johng@cetonline.org
www.restoreonline.org
2) Affordable Clean Energy Solutions for Your Home, Scott McClintock, Nexamp, Inc.
Scott will be giving a presentation on affordable clean energy solutions for your home, including and in
depth look at how you can afford a solar photovoltaic (solar electric) system on your roof.
Scott McClintock is the director of sales at Nexamp, Inc., leading the commercial and residential sales
teams. He brings extensive sales and marketing experience, having fulfilled these functions at several
Boston area start-up companies. He also served as Executive Director for Hill House, a non-profit
community organization. Scott holds a bachelors degree and an MBA from Cornell University.
Scott McClintock Rich Herald
Director of Sales Sales Associate
Nexamp, Inc. Nexamp, Inc.
978.688.2700 x709 978.688.2700 x701
smcclintock@nexamp.com rherald@nexamp.com
Brought to you by Down:2:Earth: Boston’s Sustainable Living Festival (http://www.d2eboston.com) and
The Green Roundtable/NEXUS Green Building Resource Center (www.nexusboston.com).