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Partnership Guidelines

The Energy & Environmental Building Association (EEBA)

The Energy & Environmental Building Association (EEBA) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to connect the building industry stakeholders and provide them with the education and resources needed to build houses that work. The EEBA organization has been an educational leader in promoting the “Systems Approach” to building performance since 1982.

The Power of Partnership Building

The EEBA organization has a long history of bringing industry leaders together to promote the development of criteria, products and construction practices that yield an affordable, high performance home. EEBA has accomplished this by positioning itself as an unbiased provider of quality education to the industry.

EEBA Partnership Philosophy

The EEBA organization has refined its partnership opportunities to meet the strategic objectives set forth by its governing body. In selecting potential partners, the EEBA organization focuses on how the relationship can further its mission while increasing the educational outreach to the building industry at large. It is important that EEBA partners share the dedication to better building performance and appreciate the importance of providing quality building science educational tools and services to the industry.

Benefits of Partnering with the EEBA Organization

• Affiliation with leading industry organization
• Leader in educational program and material development
• Provides 3rd party technical review and information
• Extensive industry outreach through educational venues, alliances, media and special events
• Ability to customize partnerships to provide added-value to sponsor’s customer base.

Partnership Opportunities

In the past year, EEBA provided educational products and services to over 250,000 industry stakeholders through its many outreach initiatives that resulted from strategic partnerships. For more information on opportunities available, contact Kathleen Guidera, Executive Director at 952-881-1098 or Kathleen@eeba.org.