Utile's Director of Sustainable Design Named Guest Expert for Phius Curriculum Redesign

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4 August 2026

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Jeff Geisinger, Utile’s Director of Sustainable Design (center), works through the DACUM chart with fellow guest expert CPHCs during the two-day workshop in Chicago. Photo courtesy of Phius.

We’re proud to share that our Director of Sustainable Design, Jeff Geisinger, was one of just eight Certified Passive House Consultants selected nationwide to help reshape the training curriculum for the next generation of CPHCs.

Jeff joined the group for a two-day workshop in Chicago this July, hosted by Phius as part of a DACUM (Developing a Curriculum) process to define the core duties, tasks, and knowledge required of today’s CPHCs.

This appointment is not only a great recognition of Jeff’s expertise, but also a testament to Utile’s continued leadership in high-performance, sustainable design.

Read more from Phius here.

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