Not sure what an RPV is or why people keep asking for one?
This webinar will unpack NZGBC's Responsible Product programme, explain how Responsible Product Values (RPVs) work, and explore what they mean for contractors, manufacturers, suppliers and project teams.
Hear real-world insights from industry leaders who are already navigating the journey.
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Brad Crowley - Industry Relations Manager, New Zealand Green Building Council
Brad has overseen the transformation of the Green Star rating tools, driving greater industry participation and integrating best practices in carbon reduction, waste minimisation, and cultural engagement.
With over 25 years of experience in environmental strategy, auditing, and advocacy, he brings a systems-level approach to climate resilience and regenerative design. Brad is passionate about creating buildings that not only minimise environmental impact but actively reconnect people with nature—fostering spaces that promote wellbeing, ecological awareness, and a deeper sense of place.
Alex Eddington - Chief Executive, Eco Choice Aotearoa
Alex Eddington is Chief Executive of Eco Choice Aotearoa, New Zealand's official ecolabel, providing sustainability certification for products and services. He brings extensive experience across sustainability, operations, auditing, and customer success, gained through leadership roles in New Zealand and internationally.
Today, Alex leads Eco Choice's work in building trust and transparency in the marketplace through robust, user-focused certification and independent third-party verification. Passionate about supporting credible sustainability claims, he is committed to helping New Zealand businesses make informed choices and accelerate the transition to a more sustainable future.
Stephanie Mayer - Environmental Manager, Naylor Love
Stephanie Mayer is an Environmental Manager at Naylor Love, helping drive environmental performance and sustainability outcomes across complex construction projects. Her experience spans environmental management systems, sustainable procurement, product stewardship, supplier engagement, and the delivery of Green Star projects within main contractor environments.
Working across project teams and supply chains, Stephanie supports responsible product choices, improved environmental performance, and practical sustainability outcomes. She is passionate about responsible product values and believes that early engagement, knowledge sharing, and upfront planning are essential for reducing risk, maximising opportunities, and delivering healthier, lower-impact buildings and infrastructure.
Phoebe Mitch is Sustainability and Compliance Business Partner at Laminex New Zealand, where she leads sustainability certification and reporting initiatives across the company's manufacturing sites. Her work includes managing FSC, Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), Eco Choice Aotearoa, and Declare certifications, alongside broader ESG reporting requirements.
With hands-on experience in manufacturing and product compliance, Phoebe brings a practical perspective to how Responsible Product Values are applied within Green Star. She is passionate about improving product transparency, supporting sustainable product choices, and helping organisations translate sustainability requirements into meaningful outcomes across the supply chain.
McKechnie® Aluminium Solutions Ltd
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