For more than a dozen years, Roger Limoges has been a strong advocate,
trusted strategist and articulate spokesperson on some of the most defining
and complex social issues of our time.
As Vice President of Organizational Development, Roger advances a culture of
excellence and continuous improvement within the organization with a
portfolio including operational excellence, executive communications, human
resources, governance, professional development and special projects,
including Project Haiti, USGBC's initiative to build a LEED‐Platinum
orphanage and children's center in Port‐au‐Prince.
Signature 2012 accomplishments under Roger's leadership include the launching
of USGBC's Leadership Institute and associated professional development
programs and the formulation and execution of USGBC's 2013-2015 Strategic
Plan.
As a member of the senior executive leadership team, Roger regularly advises
USGBC's President, CEO and Founding Chair, Rick Fedrizzi and COO Mahesh
Ramanujam, on critical organizational and mission‐based issues.
Prior to his current role, Roger served as the organization's first Chief of
Staff, working alongside Rick and with the senior executive leadership to
advance USGBC's powerful mission of green buildings for all within a
generation.
Roger previously served as USGBC's Director of Advocacy leading a dynamic
team of government affairs professionals who work with the nation’s
governors, state legislators and mayors to develop and implement innovative
advocacy strategies and national programs that engage key public and private
sector stakeholders.
Roger holds a master’s degree from George Washington University in
political management and a bachelor’s degree from Bridgewater State
College in political science. In 2011, he earned a certificate from
Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, Executive Education
program in Leadership in Decision Making.
Roger resides in Washington, DC with his two dogs, Cooper and Baxter.