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Better Buildings: Better Business Conference

Wednesday, March 03, 2010 - Friday, March 05, 2010  |  Wisconsin Dells, WI



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SHARE YOUR EXPERTISE
Propose a presentation idea for the 2010 Better Buildings: Better Business Conference. Download the presentation proposal form (PDF).

IN THE NEWS
The May 2009 issue of the Builders Journal featured an outstanding article on the Better Buildings: Better Business Conference, Record Attendance at B4 Conference Demonstrates Growth in Green Building Movement (PDF).

SPONSOR FACT SHEET
Learn why you should sponsor or exhibit at the Midwest's premier green building conference for residential building professionals. Download the sponsor fact sheet (PDF).

"The B4 Conference is hands down the best regional building-related conference in the country. Builders come here to learn and do not leave disappointed."
—Matt Miotke, President and CEO, The Builder's Journal


Overview

Customers are willing to make an investment in energy efficiency and green building practices. Are you? If you answer "yes," then invest your time at the Better Buildings: Better Business Conference and reap big dividends.

For more detail about this conference visit the 2009 Better Buildings Conference website.

In two short days you will learn:

  • how to build homes that deliver the energy savings customers want
  • about renewable energy technologies that reduce energy costs
  • how energy efficiency and green building practices keep you competitive.

Why Attend?

Learn from the masters:

  • Connect with cold-climate building experts
  • Master building techniques that deliver comfort, safety, durability and energy efficiency
  • Find the products and information you need to deliver high performance homes to your customers

View master speaker webcasts from the 2009 conference.

Sneak Peek

Take a look at the B4 Conference Video (5.3MB Windows Movie File).