People — Building consensus around the importance, urgency, and feasibility of sustainable building practices is important to reach our sustainability goals embodied in the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Using the building as a teaching tool, developing net zero energy, waste, water and human impact projects that lead by example, and working on the large scale of carbon neutrality master planning, WELL Building Portfolio certification and LEED for Campus certification expands the reach for both people and planet. Buildings — We need to significantly increase the number of buildings the meet climate goals in the short time frame remaining considered to be within a safe window, while not letting the perfect be the enemy of the good. Planning to achieve net zero energy, waste, water and human impact results as well as taking a portfolio or campus approach to deploying sustainability strategies is an effective way to accomplish this. Training — Passing on knowledge and lessons learned is critical to building the sustainable leaders of tomorrow. Leveraging buildings as teaching tools, professional accreditations like LEED, WELL and TRUE Advisor as well as integrating sustainable education into primary and secondary education programs, including vocational training is necessary. Our team will discuss these approaches and provide case studies of programs developed and impacts.