The social registries that are the origin of the term "Who's Who" were known for publishing the names of people in high positions, if not those with high accomplishments. This was useful information for a wide range of social climbers and political types.rnOur cover article this month, "Who's Who 2009: Leaders in Energy Management and Sustainability," serves a different purpose. In a search for accomplishments and best practices, the Buildings editors investigated a varied number of organizations. Ultimately we selected a dozen whose energy and green practices seem to have the right stuff that others can learnrnfrom. These organizations range from private real estate firms to federal and county agencies, from a defense contractor to a major university and a 40-bed community hospital.
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