BBCC Fall Forum 2026
Thursday, October 15th | Wilson, WY
Join us for BBCC’s third-annual Fall Forum, focused on advancing energy efficient and economically viable building practices in the Tetons.
Learn, discuss, and see it firsthand through roundtable discussions, expert panels, and guided site visits focused on air tightness & building sealing.
BEN OLENDER
Product Consultant
475 Building Supply
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Ben graduated from Syracuse University Whitman School of Management in 2022. His background in mechanics and residential contracting led him to work for Milwaukee Tool in Colorado. Working within the building industry helped grow his passion for building material science and the passive housing industry as a whole. Ben enjoys the outdoors and all things mechanical; he fixes vintage motorcycles in his spare time.
Meet the Panelists
LINDSEY LOVE
Founder
Regenerative Building Solutions
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Lindsey Love has worked in architecture and construction for 25 years, blending design expertise with hands-on building experience. As a Passive House Tradesperson, Living Future Accredited Professional, and Healthy Materials Specialist, she identifies sustainable pathways grounded in both economic and practical realities. Her work reflects a deep understanding of how thoughtful design choices can balance performance, cost, and environmental impact.
Her passion lies in working with natural materials such as straw, clay, hemp, and lime—sustainable, biophilic, and non-toxic options that foster a stronger connection to nature. Many of these are now available in pre-fabricated or regionally sourced forms, allowing her to combine traditional methods with modern efficiency. Her experience spans the Rocky Mountain West, from tribal affordable housing to high-end residences and institutional buildings, each shaped by her commitment to modern, humane, and place-based architecture.
Grounded in efficiency and practical know-how, Lindsey’s approach integrates both conventional and alternative systems—SIPs, CLT, ICF, straw bale, timber frame, and more. After co-leading Love | Schack Architecture, she founded Regenerative Building Solutions in 2023 to support architects, homeowners, and builders through consulting, education, and subcontracting. A leader in her field, she serves as President of AIA Idaho, sits on the Natural Building Alliance Board, and is a member of the AIA 2030 Working Group. Her clients are often drawn into the building process—not out of necessity, but because it’s engaging and joyful
KATIE BURTON
Assistant Project Manager
OSM Construction
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Katie Burton is a project manager with experience leading complex, multidisciplinary projects across technology, building consulting, and construction. Throughout her career, She’s developed skills in technical problem-solving, client collaboration, and project execution. Currently, she is an Assistant Project Manager at OSM Construction, a high-end general contractor in Jackson, WY with a reputation for excellence in craftsmanship and quality.
Katie began her career at In-Q-Tel, where she managed technology development programs in geospatial tech, sensors, and autonomous systems before transitioning into the building industry. At Beyond Efficiency, she managed sustainability consulting for multifamily projects from schematic design through construction and occupancy. That experience gave her a strong foundation in building science and the full design and construction project lifecycle, while working closely with architects, engineers, developers, and contractors.Across every role, Katie’s found that successful projects come down to clear communication, strong relationships, attention to detail, and a willingness to keep learning. She’s energized by opportunities to work across disciplines, solve problems collaboratively, and continue deepening my knowledge of construction and the trades. Katie’s passion lies in working with natural materials such as straw, clay, hemp, and lime—sustainable, biophilic, and non-toxic options that foster a stronger connection to nature. Many of these are now available in pre-fabricated or regionally sourced forms, allowing her to combine traditional methods with modern efficiency. Her experience spans the Rocky Mountain West, from tribal affordable housing to high-end residences and institutional buildings, each shaped by her commitment to modern, humane, and place-based architecture.
INANNA REISTAD | Panel Moderator
Superintendent
Creative Building Solutions
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Inanna has spent the last 12 years in the construction industry, building on a decade of experience in architecture and project management. As a Superintendent, she helps guide projects from early planning through final inspection, serving as a key connection between owners, designers, engineers, and field teams. She enjoys solving problems, keeping projects moving, and turning design concepts into quality craftsmanship.
​Outside of work, she enjoys snowmobiling, skiing, gardening, and floating the river. She is also continually inspired by permaculture design and systems thinking, interests that reflect her appreciation for thoughtful, sustainable solutions both on and off the job.