Adam Rubinfield
Sustainable Procurement Manager, The World Bank Group
Adam Rubinfield, LEED AP, is the Sustainability Manager for Corporate Procurement at the World Bank Group in Washington, DC. In this role he mainstreams sustainability considerations into over $1.6 Billion of annual purchases for the World Bank Group’s global offices. Prior to his current role, he oversaw the World Bank’s Corporate Responsibility Program, working with internal stakeholders to reduce the Bank’s environmental and social impacts by focusing on energy efficiency, waste reduction, and staff behavior changes.
My Sessions
Rebecca Eaton
Elizabeth Hardee
Kevin Kampschroer
Mark Rossolo
Adam Rubinfield
The move to high performance buildings and sustainable workspaces has many documented benefits including a healthier and more productive workforce, as well as direct cost savings from energy, water and building management efficiencies. There are many technologies to consider when looking to offer your employees a “sustainable” workspace – the laptops, monitors, servers, copy machines … read more >>
Impact Prioritization on a Budget: How Procurement Can Leverage Others’ Learnings and Approaches
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Adam Rubinfield
Yalmaz Siddiqui
Kris Spriano
Understanding the environmental, social and economic impacts of your organization’s procurement is critically important for strategically targeting your sustainable purchasing efforts. Yet, conducting rigorous impact analysis of an organization’s spending and suppliers can often be difficult, discouraging organizations from getting accurate prioritization insights. The good news is that organizations around the world have embraced transparency … read more >>