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November
8-9, 2010
Marriott Inn &
Conference Center
University of Maryland UC
Hyattsville, Maryland
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to Register!
ACCO Members
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Registration Info
2-Day
Registration Fees:
Corporate - $595
Non-Profit - $495
Academia - $495
Government - $395
1-Day Registration Fees:
Corporate - $345
Non-Profit - $275
Academia - $275
Government - $225
ACCO Members:
Receive a 25% discount on registration (please refer
to your e-mail invitation).
Co-Presenting Organization
Members/Partners:
Receive a 20% discount on
registration -- please contact your respective organization
for more information.
ACCO Climate Leadership
Awards Gala: Registrants will be offered a complimentary
ticket to attend ACCO's 1st Annual Climate Leadership Awards
Gala.
Eligible registrants paying the full fee will be offered a
15% discount off individual
membership in ACCO for the first year of membership.
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Participant Organizations
Representatives from the following organizations will be
participating in this event. Please stay tuned to this
page to monitor updates to the participant list:
Air
Products & Chemicals
Alliance for Climate Protection
Alliance to Save Energy
American Carbon Registry
American Gas Association
American Petroleum Institute
American Public
Transportation Association
Applied Materials
Bayer Corporation
Best Buy
BNA
Bonneville Environmental Foundation
Booz Allen & Hamilton
BP America
Bunge Emissions Group
California Department of Agriculture
Carbon Disclosure Project
Carbon Trust
CB Richard Ellis
California Department of Agriculture
Center for Climate Strategies
Chicago Department of Environment
Deloitte Financial Advisory Services
Diversey
El Paso Corporation
Environment Canada
Environmental Defense Fund
EOS Climate
Exelon Corporation
Exxon Mobil
FedEx
FMYI
GEMI
Global Environment &
Technology Foundation
HDR Engineering
Hinckley Foundation & School
Honorable Claudine Schneider
Hummingbird Strategies
Iberdrola
Illinois EPA
Institute for Building Technology & Safety
Institute for Sustainable Communities
Irbaris
J.D. Power & Associates
Kohler
Lubrizol Corporation
Microsoft
MWW Group
National Association of State Energy
Officials (NASEO)
National Geographic
National Wildlife Federation
Natural Capital Solutions
New Castle County
News Corporation
Northrop Grumman
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
PNM Resources
Renewable Funding
Sacramento Municipal Utilities District
SAIC
SAP
Second Nature
Shaw Industries
Southern California Edison
St. Thomas University
The Climate Registry
The Gold Standard Foundation
The Hartford
Trucost
UN Foundation
U.S. Department of Education
U.S. Department of Energy
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Green Building Council
U.S. Postal Service
United Technologies
Waste Management
WGL Holdings
White House Council
on Environmental Quality (CEQ)
Winston Eco-Strategies
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Interested in customizing a sponsorship package for
ACCO's Fall 2010 Climate Change Leadership Series
events?
Click here
to download our sponsorship PDF or contact
Martha Krafton at 703-920-9100 (by email at
mkrafton@ACCOonline.org) |
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JUST ANNOUNCED: Working Group
Session for EPA Climate Leaders Members Added to November 9
Agenda (3:45pm - 6:15pm)
ALSO
ANNOUNCED: Facilitators for
roundtable discussions ... see below.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD CURRENT PROGRAM AGENDA
The Association of Climate
Change Officers is inviting climate change leadership from
industry, academia, non-profit communities and government
for a 2-day program designed to further establish a forum
for collaboration and thought leadership.
Program Highlights
- Learn how Federal
agencies, sub-national leaders, industry and academia
are addressing climate change, from the greenhouse gas
emissions related to their operations to the impacts of
climate change and related business/market/political
forces on their operations and jurisdictions.
- Participate in 7 tracks
of working group breakout sessions with peers covering a
wide-range of topics including:
- developing clean energy
infrastructure,
- fleet management and
vehicle fuel sources,
- enterprise management
and governance,
- national security,
- operationalizing supply
chain programs,
- monetizing energy and
GHG emissions,
- developing universal
standards and metrics,
- stakeholder engagement
and external relations,
- workforce education and
training, and
- developing and managing
modern waste systems.
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Updated 11/2/2010: PROGRAM
AGENDA:
Click here to browse draft agenda (note: this
document will be updated on a regular basis as the
summit's speakers and content are finalized)
Confirmed Speakers
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Just Added: Jan Hartke
– Director of Partnership Relationships, Clinton Climate Initiative
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Just Added: Andre Lewis
– Deputy Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of
Education
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Just Added: Suzanne Malec-McKenna –
Commissioner, Chicago Department of Environment
- Secretary A.G. Kawamura –
Department of Agriculture, State of California
- Michelle Moore
–
Federal Environmental Executive, White House Council on
Environmental Quality
- Rob Brenner –
Director, Office of Policy Analysis & Review, Office of Air and
Radiation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Katrina Pielli
– Lead Program Analyst for Energy Efficiency, U.S.
Department of Energy
- Joseph Craver, III –
Group President, SAIC
- John Wall –
Vice President & Chief Technical Officer, Cummins
- David Brown
–
Senior Vice President of Federal Government Affairs and
Public Policy, Exelon Corporation
- Bruce Klafter – Senior Director, EHS & Head of Sustainability,
Applied Materials
- Larry Schweiger – President and CEO, National Wildlife Federation
- Dr. Sylvia Earle –
Former Chief Scientist of NOAA, Oceanographer and
National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence
- Rep. Claudine
Schneider – Former Congresswoman (R-Rhode Island)
- Steve Nicholas –
Vice President of Climate & Environmental Programs,
Institute for Sustainable Communities
- Tom Peterson –
President and CEO, Center for Climate Strategies
- Gwen Ruta
–
Vice President, Corporate Partnerships, Environmental
Defense Fund
- Floyd DesChamps –
Senior Vice President of Policy and Research, Alliance
to Save Energy
- Doug Scott –
Director, Illinois EPA
- Glenn Cummings –
President and Executive Director, Hinckley Foundation
and School
- Greg Norris –
Executive Director, New Earth and Adjunct Lecturer,
Harvard School of Public Health
Additional speakers and
program agenda will be announced shortly.
Confirmed
Roundtable Facilitators
- Obadiah Bartholomy –
Project Manager, Sacramento Municipal Utility
District
- Maurice Bechard –
Vice President, Global Environment Health and Safety,
Diversey
- Bill Becker –
Executive Director, Presidential Climate Action Project,
Natural Capitalism Solutions
- Hugh Cherne –
Senior Manager, Environmental Sustainability Team, Best
Buy
- Blaine Collison –
Director, Green Power Partnership, US EPA
- Leslie Cordes –
Senior Director, Partnership Development, United Nations
Foundation
- John Englander –
Senior Fellow, Global Environment & Technology
Foundation
- Mike Fanning –
Manager, Environmental Policy & Programs, US Postal
Service
- Steve Frenkel –
Director, Renewable Funding
- Melissa
Gallagher-Rogers – Director, Government Sector, U.S.
Green Building Council
- Peter Gillon – Partner, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
- David Hampton – Managing Partner, Irbaris
- Mitch Jackson – Vice President of Environmental Affairs &
Sustainability, FedEx
- Kerry Kelly – Director, Federal Public Affairs, Waste Management
- Cary Krosinsky – Vice President, Trucost
- Aaron Lande –
Advocacy and Policy Coordinator, U.S. Green Building
Council
- Fred Light – Professor of Law and Director, Environmental
Sustainability, St. Thomas University School of Law
- Diana Lin –
Project Manager, National Association of State Energy
Officials (NASEO)
- Jill Logeman – Program Coordinator, Environmental Defense Fund
- Jason Mathers – Project Manager, Corporate Partnerships, Environmental
Defense Fund
- Brad May – Program Manager, Adaptation & Impacts Research Section
(AIRS), Environment Canada
- Joe Mendelson – Director Global Warming Policy, National Wildlife
Federation
- Victoria Mills – Managing Director, Corporate Partnerships, Environmental
Defense Fund
- Petra Mollet – Vice President, Strategy, American Public Transportation
Association
- Michael Mondshine –
Vice President and Senior Policy Analyst, Energy,
Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, SAIC
- Margery Moore –
EHS Alliance Director, BNA
- Steve Nicholas – Vice President of Climate & Environmental Programs,
Institute for Sustainable Communities
- Jeanette Pablo – Director of Federal Affairs & Senior Climate Advisor,
PNM Resources
- Valerie Patrick – Sustainability Coordinator, Bayer Corporation
- Andrea Putman – Director of Corporate Partnerships, Second Nature
- Verena Radulovic –
Climate Leaders, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Jeannie Renne-Malone
– National Director, Climate/GHG Services, HDR
Engineering
- Denise Sheehan –
Executive Director, The Climate Registry
- Tom Simchak – Research Associate, Alliance to Save Energy
- Rodney Sobin – Senior Policy Manager, Alliance to Save Energy
- Jim Sullivan – Strategic Advisor, Sustainability, SAP
- Kristen Taddonio –
Director, ENERGY STAR / Strategic Climate Projects,
US EPA
- Richard Tauberman –
MWW Group, Executive Vice President
- William Thomas – Partner, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
- Susan Wickwire –
Chief, Energy Supply and Industry Branch, Office of Air
and Radiation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Justin Yuen – President, FMYI [for my innovation]
Venue & Lodging Information
- The program will be held
at the Marriott Inn & Conference Center at the
University of Maryland University College (3501 East
University Boulevard, College Park, Maryland)
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ACCO's Climate Change
Leadership Summit was sponsored by:




Co-presented by:









Travel, food and lodging for
the Summit and Gala
was offset by:

Media partners:

Summit supporters:
ACCO would like
to extend
a special thanks to our supporters:
CB Richard Ellis
J.D. Power and Associates
SAIC
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