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Any LEED certified folks here willing to chat?
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I’ve never heard of GPM-b. Certifications that can be obtained that are relevant and I see a lot of sustainability professionals carrying are: LEED-GA and PMP.
@OP note LEED is specifically for built environment and/or real estate. If you're working on something like supply chain, manufacturing, or product design it'll be less relevant
I'd consider a grad degree or MBA that focuses on sustainability. I believe Bard, Columbia, and maybe UVA have good programs. Idk if a certificate is enough if your undergrad skills and previous work experience isn't sustainability related.
Any suggestions for online courses?
Adding here additional information that I have masters in HR project management with 5 years exp in total. I want to transition into sustainability role.