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SUNY ESF
Feinstone Environmental Awards 2020

Honoring Paul Tremont ’78, Retired CEO of SRC, Inc. and Rick Fedrizzi,Executive Chairman of the International WELL Building Institute.

Proceeds from the event will support student scholarships at ESF.

For more information, please contact ESF College Foundation (315) 470-6683 or foundation@esf.edu.

*Given the present uncertainty regarding the safety of in-person events, the Feinstone Awards Banquet will be held virtually. Watch the awards program from the comfort of your home while enjoying a delivered gourmet meal.

Paul Tremont

Tremont recently retired as CEO from SRC Inc. after 35 years with the not-for-profit research and development company. He played a critical role in the development and success of SRC during his tenure. Guided by Tremont, SRC significantly increased partnerships with community organizations. Tremont was instrumental in creating the SRC Graduate Fellowship at ESF.

Tremont serves on numerous boards and has provided years of service to ESF. He completed a 9-year term as a director of ESF College Foundation and currently serves on the Abby Lane Housing Corporation Board of Directors. He is a long-time member of the ESF 1911 Society.

Tremont is a 1978 ESF graduate where he earned a bachelor's degree in resource management and forestry. He earned a master's of business administration with a concentration in management science from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.

Rick Fedrizzi

Fedrizzi joined the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) as chair and CEO in November 2016, bringing his global environmental record of accomplishment and business insight to IWBI's work to advance human health through better buildings and communities. Fedrizzi currently serves as IWBI's Executive Chairman.

Fedrizzi is the founding chair of the U.S. Green Building Council and former CEO of both USGBC and of Green Business Certification Inc., nonprofit organizations that promote high-performing buildings and communities. During his tenure, LEED became the world's most widely used green building rating system.

Fedrizzi is a native of Syracuse, New York, with a master of business administration from Syracuse University. He serves on numerous boards and advisory councils, including the ESF Board of Trustees.