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Doug Melnick
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Director, Office of Sustainability
City of San Antonio
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Topic 1 Panel:
Local, Regional and Global Impacts on Risk
In recent years, the design and construction industry has faced numerous challenges and uncertainties – from economic shifts to disease outbreaks, regional growth and change, climate change, and political upheaval. Especially with recent materials, products, and equipment delays, it can be difficult to assess these risks and ensure projects are successful.
If you’re looking for clarity and insights on how to navigate these challenges, join our panel of experts. They’ll share their expertise on how recent global and local issues impact design and construction projects and provide valuable guidance on how to manage these issues effectively. Together, we can find ways to overcome these challenges and uncover valuable opportunities for success.
ABOUT DOUG:
Douglas Melnick was named the City of San Antonio’s first Chief Sustainability Officer in March 2014 and oversaw the development of the SA Tomorrow Sustainability Plan, as well as the SA Climate Ready Climate Action and Adaptation Plan that was adopted by City Council in October 2019. This plan is San Antonio’s first plan designed to meet the objectives of the Paris Climate Agreement, calls for carbon neutrality by 2050, and is centered in climate equity. He has nineteen years of local government experience and previously served as Director of Planning & Sustainability for the City of Albany, NY. Mr. Melnick serves as a core member of the Urban Sustainability Director’s Network (USDN) and is Chairman of the Board for Build San Antonio Green. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners, CNU-Accredited, and an ISSP-SEA professional.
JOIN DOUG AUGUST 9-11, 2023!
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OVERVIEW
At I-LinCP’s Texas Public Owners Forum (TPOF), you’ll have the opportunity to learn from the real stories, real solutions, and real successes of public project owners, architects, engineers, consultants, contractors, and suppliers. We’re all in this together, and I-LinCP is committed to fostering cross-collaboration and communication to drive project success. Remember, failure is not an option! Let’s work together to proactively identify and manage project risks.
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| I-LinCP’s bi-annual Texas Public Owners Forum (TPOF)is for-Owners, by-Owners. It is a unique opportunity for public-entity Project Owners in Texas to come together to share best practices, new ideas, concerns, and opportunities with other public Owners as well as gain insights from architects, engineers, contractors, and all design and construction industry stakeholders who help to make our projects successful.
I-LinCP prides itself in bringing together all project stakeholders to increase mutual understanding and build solutions!
With over 40 presenters and panelists, this is an event you’ll want to join us for! We can’t wait to see you in August!
Learning Units / CEU’s will be provided from:

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Are you registered?
Interested in sponsoring this event?
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This year’s Forum will be located at Embassy Suites Landmark in San Antonio, TX
*Reduced rate rooms are available through reservations only through July 20, 2023 and are on a first come, first-served basis.
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!
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