USGBC Texas Women in Green
Friday, August 14
Multiple Locations
For 2026, USGBC Texas will hold simultaneous gatherings in all five of the Chapter's regions connected via video feed to create one BIG Texas event!
In-person gatherings are being planned for the following locations:
- Austin (Central Region)
- Dallas (North Region)
- El Paso (West Region)
- Houston (Gulf Coast Region)
- San Antonio (South Region)
Registration Opening Soon!
Keynote:
Betsy del Monte, FAIA
Principal Consultant, Cameron MacAllister
Lecturer, Clemson School of Architecture; Lyle School of Engineering, SMU
Betsy del Monte, FAIA, is an architect with 30 years of experience in high-performance architecture and, with expertise in resilience and environmentally responsive design. As a consultant with the Cameron MacAllister Group (CMG), she helps firms achieve environmentally responsive planning and design.
Betsy has taught at the Clemson University School of Architecture, Boston Architectural College, and at SMU’s School of Engineering where she helped create the Sustainability and Development degree program. She has been a visiting lecturer at University of Texas at Austin, University of Texas at Arlington, Rice University, University of Virginia, Texas Tech and Texas A&M, Betsy has been named a Fellow by the AIA and as a Senior Fellow by the Design Futures Council. She is involved at national, state and local levels with the AIA, USGBC, and other groups focused on sustainable design and construction. She was 2021 Chair of the national AIA Committee on the Environment (COTE), as this group led the transformation of the Institute’s focus on sustainable design to include the Framework for Design Excellence.
She has served on the national AIA Strategic Council, the COTE Leadership Group (Chair, 2021), and the Equity and Future of Architecture Board Committee.
Betsy is currently working with the Appalachian Design Alliance at Mountain True to provide pro bono planning for rebuilding after the hurricane Helene devastated the region in 2024.
Betsy received her Bachelor of Science degree in architecture from the University of Virginia, and a Master of Architecture degree from Rice University. Her experience includes work at architecture firms in Atlanta and Houston, and with Philip Johnson and John Burgee in New York. She lives in Asheville, NC, with her husband, family and three large dogs.
Women in Green Sponsorship opportunities:
Support the elevation of women’s leadership in the green economy and engage directly with emerging talent.
Sponsor a USGBC TX Summer Fellowship for a young woman in sustainability. Receive full brand integration at the event.
Serve as the presenter of the keynote speaker with an opportunity to promote your organization as part of the introductory remarks. Recognition on all digital and print materials.
Recognized by USGBC Texas leadership at the event with company branding on event materials.
Name listed on event materials as an ally to women driving the future of our industry.
Sponsorship Details
Sponsorships are still available for each location! Please let us know if you want to support this great event.
