Evers Statz has been helping UW Health expand their sustainability efforts across a diverse portfolio of buildings since 2007. She helped champion a formal commitment to sustainability along with the system’s medical director of sustainability and CEO. She holds a master’s in sustainable management and helps various committees to progress sustainability across functional areas that include energy and water, resulting in seven buildings that meet or exceed the EnergyStar score of 75 and a formal goal to reduce water use intensity. Evers Statz has 25 years of design, construction, and facility management experience and is a member of ASHE, WHEA, AEE, USGBC, and ACHE.

Holloway has served as recycling coordinator and section head in facilities operations (overseeing waste management, recycling, and environmental services). In her current sustainability role, Holloway is guiding enterprise sustainability planning and strategy across the organization to advance Mayo Clinic’s goals in energy and waste reduction, water conservation, supply chain practices, the built environment, and employee engagement. She is currently pursuing a master of science degree in sustainable management.

Kirby has four years of experience in researching, developing, and supporting programs that increase the energy efficiency and sustainability performance of commercial real estate clients. At RE Tech Advisors, she serves as the account manager for over 30 health care organizations participating in the Department of Energy’s Better Buildings Initiative, convening peer-to-peer collaboration and developing resources to help them attain their sustainability goals. Kirby engages with a health care advisory board that uncovers sector barriers to energy efficiency and drives the development of solutions and the promotion of best practices to accelerate the energy efficiency of the health care sector.