Mari L. SnyderVP, Social Responsibility

Marriott “Spirit to Preserve”

Marriott’s Environmental Goals

Reduce energy and water footprint by 25 percent by 2017

Expand LEED-certified hotels across all Marriott brands and Headquarters – 10-fold over next five years

Engage Marriott’s top-tier vendors to supply price-neutral, greener products

Educate and inspire associates and guests to support the environment – “at work, at home, on travel”

Address environmental challenges through innovative conservation initiatives including rainforest protection and water conservation

Goals set and reviewed by Executive Green Council

Hotels’ Resource Conservation

Reduce energy and water footprint by 25 percent by 2017

Performance Indicators

per available room

Change from 2007

Energy 11.0% ↓

GHG Emissions 10.7% ↓

Water 8.2% ↓

Waste (U.S.) 17.0% ↓•Report annually to the Carbon Disclosure Project, including the Supplier Module

Green Hotels

Currently, Marriott has nearly 85 hotels across all brands in 5 countries that are LEED-certified or registered by the U.S. Green Building Council. LEED is Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design and a standard for U.S. Green Building Council

Marriott is expanding its green hotel portfolio 10-fold over the next five years with the recent introduction of a green hotel prototype for the Courtyard brand that will be pre-certified LEED.

Saves an average of $100,000 in development costsand 6 months in design time, and up to 25% energy and water savings for its owners – a competitive advantage for Marriott.

Four other brands will have LEED prototypes within two years.

Marriott headquarters was awarded LEEDExisting Building Gold Status in April 2010

Expand LEED-certified hotels across all Marriott brands

Marriott headquarters earned

LEED-Gold for existing buildings

Greening Our Supply Chain

More than 8,400 Cintas uniforms made from recycled plastic water bottles

Eco-Smart™ pillows filled with polyester micro fiber spun from recycled water bottles

Room ready towels save 6 million gallons of water from the entire value chain

Carpeting made from 25% recycled content is now a design standard

Sustainable seafood initiative – FutureFish – rolled out globally

2010 Sustainable Supply Chain Summit for global procurement team, Avendra

Engage Marriott’s top-tier vendors to supply price-neutral, greener products

Marriott’s Social Responsibility Strategy

Customer requests for ‘greener’ meetings, green travel

Exponential growth in Sales RFP questions

Lack of industry standards for carbon calculation, ‘green hotel’.

Proliferation of green certifying/labeling bodies

Sustainability TransparencyCarbon Disclosure ProjectSustainability ReportFinal Step for Performance,

First Step in Ongoing Strategic Assessment