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Past Events
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Description |
Location |
Date |
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ACCO / Alliance to Save Energy
Cocktail Reception featuring remarks from Cathy Zoi,
Congressman Peter Welch and John Fielder for
Clean
Energy Week |
Washington, DC |
Feb. 2, 2010
6:00pm (EST) |
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Session D3: Economic Development
Strategies at RETECH 2010 |
Washington, DC |
Feb. 4, 2010
2:00pm (EST) |
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The Duke Conference on Sustainable Business & Social Impact
(SBSI) |
Durham, NC |
Feb. 17, 2010
8:00am (EST) |
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Harvard Extension
School: Planning for Carbon Neutrality: Practical Methods
for Implementing Greenhouse Gas Reduction |
Cambridge, MA and Webcast |
Feb. 17, 2010
7:35pm (EST) |
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Organizational Structures, Culture and
Response to Climate Change: A Look at How Industry,
Government and the Non-Profit World are Addressing the Human
Capital Component of Climate Change Strategies |
Miami Beach, Florida
MIA Green Conference |
Feb. 26, 2010
11:00am (EST) |
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ACCO / Alliance to Save Energy Cocktail Reception |
McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP,
Washington DC |
Feb. 2, 2010
6:00pm - 8:00pm
(eastern) |
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Speakers:
- Cathy Zoi –
Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable
Energy (EERE), Department of Energy
- Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vt)
– U.S. House of Representatives
- John Fielder –
President, Southern California Edison
Organizers:
- Kateri Callahan
–
President, Alliance to Save Energy
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Daniel Kreeger
– Executive Director, Association of Climate Change
Officers
For more information about
this event, please contact
Daniel Kreeger
at 202-496-7390.

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Session D3: Economic Development
Strategies at RETECH 2010 |
Washington Convention Center,
Washington DC |
Feb. 4, 2010
2:00pm - 3:30pm
(eastern) |
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Speakers:
- Nancy Hamilton
– Senior Policy Advisor, Oregon Economic Development
& Workforce, Office of the Governor
- Michael Brower
– Senior Federal Policy Director, Mosiac Federal
Affairs
- Additional speakers
to be identified
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Moderator: Daniel Kreeger
– Executive Director, Association of Climate Change
Officers
It is clear that aggressive
policy for renewable energy leads investment in new
businesses and job creation. Governments compete to attract
these new opportunities, but the U.S. is behind Germany,
China and other countries on local economic development
incentives and support. Influential state economic
development officials will convene to present case studies
on how they attract renewable energy companies to their
state, and the extent to which a renewable energy future
offers investment opportunities, job creation, and
accelerated economic growth at the state level.
Additionally, this panel will address successful
public/private partnerships in a case study model. The panel
will conclude with a discussion between public
administrators from state and local entities and private
sector leaders on the optimal environment for both private
and public sector development.
About RETECH 2010
All Renewables, One Place,
One Time, the ReNEW Frontier.
Plan Now to Join 5,000
Government, Business and Technology Professionals at the
World’s Premier Event for the Renewable Energy Industry
RETECH 2010 will take over
the Washington D.C. Convention Center February 3-5, enabling
U.S. and global companies – to showcase their products and
technologies for top representatives from government, the
financial world, and other business leaders and investors.
As a member of the
Association of Climate Change Officers (ACCO) you can
receive an additional $100 off registration by using
Promotional Code "SUP2010"
when you register.
Go to
www.retech2010.com to Register or check for updates on
Speakers, Exhibitors and more.

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The Duke Conference on Sustainable Business & Social Impact
(SBSI) |
Durham, NC |
Feb. 17, 2010
8:00am - 5:00pm (eastern) |
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The Duke Conference on
Sustainable Business and Social Impact (SBSI) is a day-long
event at the Fuqua School of Business that aims to educate
and inspire students and Triangle-area professionals on
rapidly evolving opportunities to create positive and
sustainable change. The conference will bring together
speakers from public, private and social sectors to discuss
the issues most relevant to creating environmental and
social impact. Attendees will have the opportunity to
explore topics through a mix of keynote addresses,
thought-provoking panels and networking sessions. Panel
sessions will explore a variety of topics and industries but
will be organized into four tracks, including Marketing,
Finance, Strategy and Entrepreneurship.
On February 17, 2010, ACCO
Executive Director Daniel Kreeger will speak on the "Strategies
for Climate Change: From Mitigation to Adaptation"
panel.
Speakers:
- Daniel Kreeger
– Executive Director,
Association of Climate Change Officers
- Kristel Doriel
– Owner,
Energetix
- Andy Miller
– Chief,
Atmospheric Protection Branch, EPA
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Moderator: Dalia Patino
Echeverri, Professor of Energy Policy, The Nicholas
School of the Environment
For more information about the course, or to register
online, please visit
http://www.dukembanetimpact.org/sbsi/index.php.

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Harvard Extension School:
Planning for Carbon Neutrality: Practical Methods for
Implementing Greenhouse Gas Reduction |
Cambridge, MA and via Webcast |
Feb. 17, 2010
7:35pm - 9:35pm (eastern) |
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Speakers:
- Daniel Kreeger
– Executive Director,
Association of Climate Change Officers
- Debra Ann Shepard
– ALM,
Sustainability Specialist, Environmental Health and
Engineering, Inc.
- Michael Thomas
Crowley
– MS,
Sustainability Services Manager, Environmental Health
and Engineering, Inc.
- Nathan Gauthier, MS
– Assistant
Director, Office for Sustainability, Harvard University.
A new field of greenhouse gas
emissions management has emerged, which specializes in
helping institutions and corporations identify and mitigate
their contributions to climate change. This course reviews
the tools and strategies necessary to set and achieve a
carbon reduction goal.
On February 17, 2010, ACCO
Executive Director Daniel Kreeger will lecture course
attendees on organizational structures and the role of
climate change officers in industry and government.
For more information about the course, or to register
online, please visit
http://www.extension.harvard.edu/2009-10/courses/envr.jsp#e-116.

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Organizational Structures, Culture and
Response to Climate Change: A Look at How Industry,
Government and the Non-Profit World are Addressing the Human
Capital Component of Climate Change Strategies |
Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach, Florida |
Feb. 26, 2010
11:00am - 12:15pm (eastern) |
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Speakers:
- Daniel Kreeger
– Executive Director,
Association of Climate Change Officers
An historic wave of
challenges and opportunities associated with climate change
is sweeping through the public and private sectors. In
addition to the obvious risks associated with climate change
itself, an unprecedented alignment of consumer, investor,
regulatory, and industry interests is forcing us all to take
stock in how we develop and implement emissions management
strategies. Additionally, significant opportunities await
organizations that position themselves to capitalize on
these market and regulatory forces. This session will
examine the risks and opportunities related to climate
change for businesses, non-profit institutions, and
governmental organizations and explore the emerging role of
climate change officers.
About MiaGreen 2010
The Major GREEN Professional
Event in the Americas for Businesses, Executives,
Entrepreneurs, Architects, Engineers, Interior Designers,
Builders, Contractors, Service Providers, Property Managers,
Manufacturers, Suppliers, Government Officials, Experts…
Features 2 opening sessions, 40+ accredited educational
sessions, specialized courses by educational partners,
exhibit hall with thousands of green products and services
and a cocktail reception.
At MiaGreen 2010 you will
find Major Educational & Credited Programs & Courses, Green
Designing & Building Techniques, How to Be Green & Be
Profitable, Hot Green Business Opportunities, Green
Incentives, Certifications & Benefits, Energy Savings
Techniques & Procedures, How to Sell to Key Markets in the
World, Latest Green Products & Services in Your Field, New
Green Job Opportunities…and more!
To learn more about MiaGreen
or to register, please visit
http://www.MiaGreen.com.

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Contact
Us
To
obtain more information about the events above,
please contact:
Daniel Kreeger ACCO Executive Director
dkreeger@ACCOonline.org (202) 496-7390
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2008-2009 by the Association of Climate Change
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