Sustainable Industries - Best Practices Conference & Expo

Abstracts Due: January 28th 2009
Sustainable Industries 2009 gives your company several opportunities to participate, share and showcase your green, clean and sustainable practices and products. Visit the expo pages here or continue on to find out more about speaking opportunities and the program below. Growing environmental concerns, coupled with public pressure and increasingly stringent regulations are beginning to change the way people do business. Creating sustainable industries — businesses that meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs is now a necessity.
The Sustainable Industries 2009 conference program addresses these issues with a mix of Best Practices, Case Studies, Policy Development, Training and Educational Programs, and Measurement and Reporting Tools and Techniques. The event provides an opportunity for business managers, government officials and sustainability professionals to discuss the methods for implementing this new orientation and related operating refinements to their existing systems and practices. If you would like to speak at the conference, please use the form below to submit your sessions and topic ideas.
Topics & Application Areas
- Building & Construction
- Energy & Efficiency
- Fleet & Transportation
- Waste & Recycling
- Emissions
- Water Use
- Materials & Chemicals
- Manufacturing & Industrial Processes
- Procurement, Supply Chain, Logistics
- Employee Incentives
- Other
Company Presentation Proposal
Participants are invited to prepare PDF abstracts, two pages in length, including text and figures.
Topic Suggestions/Samples
- Showcase your organization & its best practices to the world.
- Clean technology discovery & implementation.
- Getting your house in Order. Management and staff education and up to speed.
- Embedding sustainable industry values into the heart of your organization (customer service, product, operations).
- The backlash from “green wash” and public scrutiny--sustainable businesses need to be built on real actions, activities and measurable results.
- Are you doing the same things differently, or are you rethinking and really doing different things.
- Selling versus building trusting relationships
- Building the value of brands using sustainable industry practices.
- Sustainability in strategic marketing and planning.
- Creating genuine engagements with consumers based on your values.
Who Participates?
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Applied Materials Austin Energy BASF Boeing BP Chrysler Chrysler LLC Conoco Phillips Eastman Kodak General Electric Halliburton Honda IBM |
Intel Lockheed Martin Omron PG&E Sempra Utilties Sharp Shell Siemens Sun Microsystems Toshiba Toyota Whole Foods Market Xerox |
*If interested in organizing a specific business panel or symposium, please contact Regina Ramazzini .


















