Join multifamily sustainability expert Mary Nitschke to hear an in-depth discussion with award-winning firm American Realty Advisors (ARA) — showcasing the solution that took the 2022 Utility Management Advisory (UMA) Sustainability and Innovation prize and exploring the “why” behind it with ARA’s Dominique Hargreaves, Director, Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility.
Find out what it takes to get your sustainability solution recognized for advancing technology and introducing an innovative approach that improves ESG results and processes for real estate portfolios and properties.
Dominique Hargreaves is ARA's Director, Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility, leading firm-wide environmental, social and governance plus resiliency (ESG+R) initiatives. She also serves as a member of the firm’s ESG+R Committee. Prior to joining ARA, Ms. Hargreaves worked for the Los Angeles Mayor's Office of Budget and Innovation, where she was the Deputy Chief Sustainability Officer. Previously, she was Executive Director for the US Green Building Council in LA (USGBCLA), which is the premier sustainability nonprofit organization in Southern California for action, education and engagement around sustainable buildings. During that period, she hosted the 2016 Greenbuild Conference and Expo that brought 18,000 people to Los Angeles. Ms. Hargreaves has been honored with the Women in Sustainability Leadership Award from Green Building and Design magazine and the Heart of the Chapter Award from the USGBCLA.
Mary Nitschke
Vice President, Sustainability, RealPage, Inc.Mary Nitschke joined RealPage as Vice President of Sustainability in 2019. Previously she was the Director of Ancillary Services for the award-winning Prometheus Real Estate Group, Inc, where she had the privilege of managing both the resident costs and expense sides of the utility wheelhouse.
Mary is passionate about utilities, and should perhaps switch to decaf. She was the first president of the Utility Management Advisory board, possesses an Energy Resource Management Certificate from UC Davis, and two Bachelors of Art from UC Berkeley.
