IGBC Hyderabad Chapter Appoints Cybercity MD as Co-Chairman
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IGBC Hyderabad Chapter Appoints Cybercity MD as Co-Chairman

Indian Green Building Council has appointed Venu Vinod, Managing Director of Cybercity Builders and Developers, as Co-Chairman of its Hyderabad Chapter.

The appointment comes as Hyderabad continues to strengthen its position as a key hub for sustainable urban development and green building adoption. With over two decades of experience in real estate and a broader business career spanning multiple sectors, Vinod has been associated with promoting environmentally responsible development practices.

Under his leadership, Cybercity Builders has integrated sustainability principles aligned with IGBC’s green and net-zero frameworks across its projects. Hyderabad currently has a growing portfolio of IGBC-certified buildings across commercial, residential, IT and institutional segments, supported by policy initiatives and industry participation.

In his new role, Vinod will work alongside Srinivasa Murthy, Chairman, IGBC Hyderabad Chapter, to accelerate adoption of green building practices, promote net-zero concepts, and drive industry collaboration and capacity building.

Venu Vinod said, “As the Co-Chairman of the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) Hyderabad Chapter, my priority will be to accelerate the adoption of measurable, high-impact green building practices…”

The appointment is expected to further strengthen IGBC’s efforts in advancing sustainable construction and positioning Hyderabad as a leading model for green urban development in India.

Indian Green Building Council has appointed Venu Vinod, Managing Director of Cybercity Builders and Developers, as Co-Chairman of its Hyderabad Chapter.The appointment comes as Hyderabad continues to strengthen its position as a key hub for sustainable urban development and green building adoption. With over two decades of experience in real estate and a broader business career spanning multiple sectors, Vinod has been associated with promoting environmentally responsible development practices.Under his leadership, Cybercity Builders has integrated sustainability principles aligned with IGBC’s green and net-zero frameworks across its projects. Hyderabad currently has a growing portfolio of IGBC-certified buildings across commercial, residential, IT and institutional segments, supported by policy initiatives and industry participation.In his new role, Vinod will work alongside Srinivasa Murthy, Chairman, IGBC Hyderabad Chapter, to accelerate adoption of green building practices, promote net-zero concepts, and drive industry collaboration and capacity building.Venu Vinod said, “As the Co-Chairman of the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) Hyderabad Chapter, my priority will be to accelerate the adoption of measurable, high-impact green building practices…”The appointment is expected to further strengthen IGBC’s efforts in advancing sustainable construction and positioning Hyderabad as a leading model for green urban development in India.

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