BOMA NY & GBES: LEED v5 Impact Area Training Series
BOMA New York + GBES Live Training:
LEED v5 brings a new focus to the outcomes that matter most for buildings, people, and the environment. This live training series from BOMA New York and GBES explores LEED v5 through its three impact areas and connects the new requirements to practical strategies for building performance, operations, resilience, and long-term sustainability. Choose the training most relevant to you or attend all three for a complete look at the LEED v5 impact areas.
- Decarbonization: Driving Building Performance and Carbon Reduction
- Quality of Life: Creating Healthy, Resilient, and Equitable Places
- Ecological Conservation & Restoration: Protecting and Regenerating Natural Systems
Register for the Training That Works for You
- Take an individual 1-hour course for $149
- Bundle all three courses for $375
- Instructor-led live training
- Designed for building owners, property and facility managers, sustainability professionals, architects, engineers, project teams, and other real estate and ESG professionals
Select Your Training Option:
$149
January 28, 2027
1:00 pm ET
$149
February 4, 2027
1:00 pm ET
$149
February 11, 2027
1:00 pm ET
$375
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Decarbonization:
Course Schedule:
- Date: January 28, 2027
- Time: 1:00 PM ET
- Course Length: 1 hour
Driving Building Performance and Carbon Reduction:
This training introduces the LEED v5 Decarbonization Impact Area and practical strategies to reduce operational, embodied, refrigerant, and transportation-related carbon emissions across BD+C and O+M projects. Participants will connect LEED v5 requirements with carbon planning, building operations, and capital improvement decisions.
Learning Objectives
- Explain the role of decarbonization within LEED v5
- Differentiate operational, embodied, refrigerant, and transportation emissions
- Identify planning and implementation opportunities for BD+C and O+M projects
Credit Strategies:
- Electrification
- Operational carbon projection and decarbonization planning
- Optimize energy efficiency
- Embodied carbon reduction
- Renewable energy
What You’ll Take Away:
- Actionable approaches to lower emissions
- Strategies to help manage operating costs
- Ways to support carbon reporting, ESG planning, and long-term asset competitiveness
Quality of Life:
Course Schedule:
- Date: February 4, 2027
- Time: 1:00 PM ET
- Course Length: 1 hour
Creating Healthy, Resilient, and Equitable Places
This training explores how LEED v5 advances human health, well-being, resilience, equity, and community outcomes. Participants will examine strategies that support indoor environmental quality, occupant wellness, climate resilience, and equitable outcomes in both building design and ongoing operations.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain how LEED v5 addresses resilience, equity, and human impact
- Identify strategies that improve indoor environmental quality and occupant comfort
- Compare quality-of-life opportunities in new construction and existing building operations
Credit Strategies:
- Human impact assessment
- Indoor air quality
- Occupant comfort
- Climate resilience planning
- Equity and community benefits
What You’ll Take Away
- Practical strategies for healthier and more resilient properties
- Opportunities to improve tenant comfort and experience
- Ways to connect quality-of-life initiatives with property positioning and ESG objectives
Ecological Conservation & Restoration:
Course Schedule:
- Date: February 11, 2027
- Time: 1:00 PM ET
- Course Length: 1 hour
Protecting and Regenerating Natural Systems
This training examines how LEED v5 promotes ecosystem protection, biodiversity, water stewardship, responsible land use, and regenerative outcomes. Participants will explore practical strategies for reducing environmental impacts while contributing positively to local ecosystems and community resilience.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain the connection between ecological conservation and sustainable building outcomes
- Identify LEED v5 strategies that support biodiversity, habitat protection, and restoration
- Recognize how site, water, and material decisions influence ecosystem health
Credit Strategies:
- Habitat conservation and restoration
- Water stewardship
- Sustainable sites and heat island reduction
- Sustainable landscape management
- Circular materials and waste management
What You’ll Take Away
- Strategies that connect site and landscape management with resilience
- Opportunities to reduce water use and improve ecological outcomes
- Ways regenerative practices can support sustainability goals and long-term value
Continuing Education:
Each course can be self-reported for one general hour of LEED, WELL, and/or AIA continuing education.
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