MAJESTY GAYLE FROM EVO GROUP HOLDINGS EARNS LEED CREDENTIAL FROM GREEN BUSINESS CERTIFICATION INC.

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Majesty Gayle from Evo Group Holdings Earns LEED Credential from Green Business Certification Inc. 


Atlanta, June 1, 2021 – Majesty Gayle, CEO from Evo Group Holdings has earned the LEED Green Associate credential placing him among an elite group of leading professionals in the green building industry. As a credentialed professional, Majesty possesses knowledge of green building practices and how to support others working on LEED projects. 

  

Majesty joins an international community of more than 201,000 who have earned a LEED credential and are helping projects save energy, use fewer resources, reduce pollution and contribute to healthier environments for their occupants and the community. LEED Green Associates must earn 15 hours of continuing education hours within two years of earning the credential. 

 

The mission of Evo Group Holdings is to create and develop state-of-the-art affordable and sustainable container housing for millions located in economically distressed communities and designated qualified opportunity zones across the country. We do this to help build back our nation’s communities while providing shelter, jobs, and hope to neglected locations. 

 

Evo Group Holdings CEO is now a LEED Green Associate credential holder. Majesty Gayle and his dedicated team plan to incorporate the LEED rating system into every development project, strategy and practice.   

 

The LEED Green Associate program is one of several credentials administered by Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), the premier organization independently recognizing excellence in green business industry performance and practice globally. The GBCI credentialing program uses rigorous test development best practices and requires ongoing maintenance to encourage credentialed professionals to participate in learning experiences that demonstrate continued competency and up-to-date industry knowledge. In addition to the LEED Green Associate credential, GBCI also administers the LEED AP with specialty credentials; the SITES AP credential for landscape design and development; the WELL AP credential, which focuses on human health and wellbeing in the built environment; and the Urban Greenhouse Gas Inventory Specialist credential that focuses on community-level greenhouse gas emissions inventory accounting. GBCI has received and maintained Personnel Certification accreditation from the American National Standards Institute since 2011. 

  

To learn more about Evo Group Holding’s commitment to green building, visit https://www.evogrouphld.com.  

  

About Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI) 

  

GBCI is the premier organization independently recognizing excellence in green business industry performance and practice globally. Established in 2008, GBCI exclusively administers project certifications and professional credentials and certificates within the framework of the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) green building rating systems, as well as the PEER standard for power systems, the WELL building standard, the Sustainable SITES Initiative (SITES), Parksmart, EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies), TRUE Zero Waste certification, Investor Confidence Project (ICP) for energy efficiency retrofits and the GRESB benchmark, which is used by institutional investors to improve the sustainability performance of the global property sector. www.gbci.org. 

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