Our Team

Alex Boetzel
With over 25 years’ experience in construction and building science, Alex Boetzel is a Certified Passive House Consultant and has consulted on dozens of LEED, Passivhaus, high-performance and green residential projects in the US as well as in Europe. He plans and executes Green Hammer’s innovation concepts, technical training, including building envelope and HVAC, and ensures quality control of envelope, energy, and water systems in design, construction, and commissioning. Under his leadership, Green Hammer has consulted on over 200,000 square feet of commercial multifamily, office, retail, academic, industrial, and single family residential Passivhaus projects designed, built, or retrofitted in Oregon to date. Alex plays an essential role as a companywide resource for brainstorming and ensuring we come up with the best solutions to any challenge. His role as Chief Innovation Officer allows him to flow through all of our company operations, teams and projects as a ‘free radical’ ensuring his wisdom and innovative expertise is pervasive throughout the organization.

Alex, a native Berliner, might be caught out dancing at 80s night with his loving wife Rebecca, or at home playing the drums with his ‘free radical’ son Jude. Otherwise he might be chasing his chickens, working on his home, or brewing beer and dreaming of the day Green Hammer ‘brewed’ beer in addition to ‘built’ for life.

Amanda Ingmire
Amanda is a registered architect and policy analyst in the Materials Management Program at the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. Her work centers on addressing the impacts and burdens of the built environment at the intersection of climate, health, equity, and racial justice. Amanda is Research and Advocacy Co-Chair for the International Living Future Institute (ILFI) Portland Collaborative, member of the NAACP Environmental Justice Committee and Centering Equity in the Sustainable Building Sector initiative, and volunteer for Your Street Your Voice. Prior to joining DEQ, Amanda was a project architect and sustainability leader at Gensler and Ankrom Moisan Architects. Amanda holds a Master’s of Architecture from the University of Oregon and a Bachelor’s of Environmental Design from the University of Colorado.

Anne Gire
Anne Gire works at Brightworks Sustainability as a Sustainability Consultant, supporting architects and construction teams to reach project goals related to green building certification, sustainability master planning, and embodied carbon reduction. Typical project scopes include LEED, WELL Standard, Fitwel, and Living Building Challenge certifications, whole building life cycle assessments, and healthy and sustainable materials procurement. In previous roles in environmental management, Anne worked on the cleanup and remediation of soil and groundwater at the Willamette River Superfund sites. Anne has also completed home energy efficiency assessment in homes of low-income seniors and peoples with disabilities.

Anne has called Portland home since 1996, along with her parents, sister, and nephew. Anne enjoys camping, volunteering, music and the arts, city life, and all-season opportunities to explore every river, mountain, and forest the Pacific Northwest provides.

Talya Naftali
Talya Naftali is a sustainability and ESG consultant. While working on a biodynamic farm in California, she learned about the parallel between growing and building regeneratively. After the farm, she went on to earn her Masters in Real Estate Development, and a degree in Energy Policy & Management at Portland State University, focusing on sustainability in the built environment. As an attendee at previous Sustainable Building Weeks, she wanted to help drive sustainable and resilient endeavors here in Portland to keep Portland green.

Terry Campbell
Terry Campbell started his career in the sustainable wood products industry in 2000. In 2004, he started a sustainable wood products consulting practice focused on training, certification expertise and marketing for wood product companies. Joining Sustainable Northwest Wood in 2014 he now works at the intersect of using wood products to protect ecosystem services, provide economic development, and connect people to place. When he is not talking about sustainable wood he enjoys going on trips with his wife, rock climbing and racing his cyclocross bike for the Beermongers Cycle Club. He is the co-creator of Sustainable Building Week.

Webly Bowles
Webly Bowles is a Senior Project Manager at New Buildings Institute. As a licensed architect, she cares deeply about sustainability in the built environment and knows that Portland does too. Webly’s a co-creator of Sustainable Building Week. Her initial vision of SBW was for all local professional organizations to collaborate and illustrate the feasibility of sustainable design and construction. SBW has become so much more! Rain or shine, you can find Webly riding her red Vespa, or her vintage Vespa (converted to electric) to vegan ice cream shops.

Aaron Stevens
Past Co-Chair

Reilly Loveland
Co-Founder and past Chair

Tamar Wade Doss
Current Member