Charles Lockwood is a Green real estate authority and consultant with 20 years experience working for U.S. and international companies. His research and writing have appeared in leading newspapers and magazines, and he is often quoted as an authority in U.S. and international media.

He advises corporations, building owners, and developers on Green real estate issues, including the newest trends, challenges, and opportunities. He leads executive seminars and provides sustainability presentations for corporations and real estate companies. He is a keynote speaker at meetings and conventions.

He conducts on-going research into the latest Green real estate trends, information, and case studies. He also interviews prominent Green experts in his monthly “Green Quotient” column in Urban Land, the Urban Land Institute’s monthly magazine.

Mr. Lockwood’s articles have appeared in leading newspapers and magazines, including the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Barron’s, and International Herald Tribune. His article “Blue-Collar-Green Building Boom” appeared in the May 2008 Harvard Business Review. He wrote the October 29, 2007 Wall Street Journal “Green Real Estate Special Section.”

His “Building the Green Way” was published in the June 2006 Harvard Business Review and reprinted by The Harvard Business School Press as the first chapter in its 2008 book, Harvard Business Review on Green Business Strategy.

As a Green real estate expert, Charles Lockwood is quoted in publications like the New York Times, Financial Times, USA Today, Washington Post, and Los Angeles Times. He has been interviewed on National Public Radio, and he appeared on Jim Cramer’s thestreet.com.
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