Boards - Centre for Green Shift in the Built Environment
Boards
Executive Board
The Executive Board will advise the centre leadership on the strategic direction, priority, and control of managing issues such as planning, financial and technical matters. The Executive Board is led by the host facility at NTNU, Faculty of Engineering (IV).
Executive Board Members
- Ingrid Dahl Hovland, Vegdirektør, Statens vegvesen
- Harald Nikolaisen, Direktør, Statsbygg
- Brigt Samdal, Direktør, NVE
- Liv Kari Skudal Hansteen, Admin. dir, RIF
- Stein Windfeldt, Direktør, EBA
- Siri Blakstad, Konserndirektør, SINTEF Community
- Turid Ødegaard, Styreleder Næringslivsringen
Executive Board
National Advisory Board - Nasjonalt Fagråd
The National Advisory Board will handle overall professional activities, so that the centre meets important national interests and knowledge needs, especially with relevant ministries and directorates, R&D and key stakeholders in the private and public sector.
The board will connect different academic environments and prioritize new and ongoing project activity as well as other major research projects within the centre´s area of operation.
Further the board will prioritize proposed project activities from external partners, and take care of the strategic development of the centre.
National Advisory Board Members:
- Anders Fylling, Direktør bærekraft og spesialfag, Statsbygg
- Grethe Vikane, Avdelingsdirektør, Statens vegvesen Transport og samfunn
- Kjersti Kvalheim Dunham, Divisjonsdirektør, Norconsult AS
National Advisory Board
International Initiatives
The International Initiatives will have five to eight representatives from Scandinavia, Europe, and outside Europe. The IAB will invite to an annual meeting with Key actors from the global sustainable arena (EU, UN, Professors and researchers from top international universities, top leaders from national and international companies that plays a strategic role in policy making and changes of the green built environment.
International Initiatives participants:
- Jeremy Gregory, MIT
- Shoshanna Saxe, University of Toronto
- Stefan Pauliuk, University of Freiburg