Ecoimpact Consulting Named LEED® Proven Provider™ by Green Building Certification Institute

 Status Acknowledges Ecoimpact’s Role as High-Quality LEED Project Administrator 

Location — January 15, 2025 — Today, Ecoimpact announced that the Green Business Certification, Inc. (GBCI) has designated Ecoimpact a LEED® Proven Provider™ for the Interior Design and Construction (ID+C) rating system family. This designation was developed to streamline the LEED project review process for experienced organizations that demonstrate consistent excellence in administering LEED projects.  

“Quality is at the core of the LEED certification process, and Ecoimpact has exhibited expertise in helping to bring healthy, high-performing buildings to the market,” said Micah Silvey, Vice President , LEED Certification, GBCI. “The LEED Proven Provider model represents a great partnership between Ecoimpact and GBCI, because it allows GBCI to maintain a rigorous certification program and gives Ecoimpact an opportunity to deliver LEED projects to its clients faster.”

Summer Minchew, managing partner added, “We are thrilled to be recognized as a LEED Proven Provider for the LEED ID+C rating system family. This recognition is in addition to our existing designation for LEED BD+C and will allow us to provide commercial interior projects with the same level of quality and service during the certification review process.”

LEED Proven Provider is designed to encourage and reward high-quality LEED project submissions to minimize the need for additional work during the project review process. It represents an opportunity for Ecoimpact and LEED reviewers to work together to enhance the LEED certification experience, simultaneously allowing Ecoimpact to further invest in quality control and continuous improvement and allowing LEED reviewers more opportunities for direct engagement with and support for project teams.

Organizations that demonstrate and maintain high-quality project submissions through LEED Proven Provider receive significant benefits, such as greater access to a LEED reviewer and recognition from USGBC for their sustained track record of high-quality project submissions.