Events
Events bring people together, forming bonds, exchanging information.We attend, report on, partner with other organizations and manage events.
Planned GreenEconomy events for 2009
The Green Economy is currently planning two events for 2009.
Explaining corporate long term planning for sustainable initiatives to stakeholders. this is an invitation only event for senior level executives of companies with over $50M in revenue. If interested, please forward your contact information to events@thegreeneconomy.com.
An two day open forum for to discuss what a sustainable market economy could look like. For executives, policy makers and economists. Sign up for our newletter to be informed as we plan, or send your ideas, suggestions to editor@thegreeneconomy.com.
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Help us educate our audience about your area of expertise.. We provide planning, facilitate the event, post the results on our site and publish in our magazine.
Podcasts
This sponsor-exclusive broadcast is limited to companies with annual revenues of $50 million or more. Each broadcast is filmed in a professional studio - with photos and graphics - and hosted on our website, where it can be viewed and/or downloaded to handheld devices. Our editorial staff helps select and recruit the podcast participants and define the topic. Each event is facilitated by our editorial team.
This is an opportunity for a CEO–or appropriate executive– to be positioned as a thought leader, gathering with four select executives for an hour-long discussion on a topic that we select with input from our sponsors. Podcast sponsors receive:
- An email campaign driving THE GREEN ECONOMY’s readers to the podcast.
- Editorial coverage in the magazine.
- DVD copies and reprints of the magazine coverage for marketing purposes.
RoundTables
This lunch or breakfast event is limited to 10-15 CEOs, presidents and chairmen of companies with annual revenues of $100 million or more. Our sponsor participates and is given a thought leadership position at the roundtable. Our Editor-in-Chief moderates the event. Roundtable Sponsors receive:
- The opportunity to work with the editorial team to develop the topic.
- The opportunity to help choose the roundtable participants.
- Signage before, during and after the event.
- Coverage in magazine, including photographs.
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January 12-13: Socially Responsible Investing
Responsible investing has well and truly infiltrated the mainstream, now showing an estimated $2.71 trillion in total assets under management. DON'T GET LEFT BEHIND ON THIS HUGE GROWTH CURVE.
This annual forum brings together a unique mix of pension funds, foundations, institutional asset managers, Wall Street firms, fund managers and ESG experts, providing a must-attend educational and networking platform for sharing the latest cutting edge trends and strategies for achieving ESG integration.
January 14: Introduction to Carbon Market Trading & Finance
A Comprehensive Half-Day Classroom Seminar (CPE Approved)
Taught by carbon expert and best selling author of “What Went Wrong
at Enron” Peter C. Fusaro
NEW TIME
Wednesday, January 14th, New York City - The Torch Club (NYU Campus),
12:30 pm to 5:00 pm
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The Green Economy Archived Events
The Perfect Storm NJ Biofuels Forum, October 29, 2007
New Brunswick, NJ
Reviews in Brief
Women in Communication
NYC: Dec 2, 2008
The Sundance Channel, Whole Foods, CitiBank's Woman & Co, Weber Shandwick Worldwide and The Daily Green teamed up to talk about the state of communication and green. Highlights included:
- "Greenwashing": Gail Heimann said that Weber Shandwick, the international PR firm, got asked. But Gail turns the conversation around, creating an opportunity to recommend directions that lead to measureable results.
- "Green Fatigue": Sarah Eaton of the Sundance Channel said that the Bay Area in California got somewhat over reported, because so much hapens there. The Daily Green Editor, Brian Howard, talked about his concerns that green can become "ghettoized", becoming fashionable to a few.
- However, both Linda Descano from Woman & Co and Gail Heimann agreed that green for businesses is not a fad, but simply the way that business is done. As Linda mentioned, if it were a fad, the eco investments wouldn't have held up as well as they have in this current financial climate.
- The audience had questions for Fred Shank, from Whole Foods, about specific issues around local produce. He mentioned that pricing still affected what people bought and that seasons-particularly in the NorthEast-affect how much local produce Whole Foods could find to sell.