Featuring the following sustainability thought-leaders:
Peter SengeSenior Lecturer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; author of The Necessary Revolution |
Jean SweeneyVice President, Environmental, Health, Safety and Sustainability Operations, 3M |
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Ted SenkoGlobal Chief Executive, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, KPMG |
Chris ParkPrincipal of Sustainability, Energy and Environment Practice, Deloitte |
Zoe Tcholak-AntitchDirector, North America, Carbon Disclosure Project |
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Business has entered a new era of responsibility and accountability. In addition to producing solid financial results, business leaders are now responsible for managing their company’s environmental and social impacts, as well as addressing the expectations of stakeholders including legislators, investors, customers and employees.
By embracing these increased responsibilities, business leaders can foster their employees’ creativity and innovation – leading to resource and waste efficiencies, cost savings, new market opportunities, greater bottom-line results and a more sustainable future for the world.
Executives, entrepreneurs, management professionals and community leaders who have a stake in the region’s business future will discuss how sustainability-driven management practices increase competitive advantage and profitability.
Attendees will:
- Discover a “systems approach” to sustainability that boosts creativity and innovation
- Interact with business leaders who have increased bottom-line results by embracing sustainability best-practices
- Learn how to gain competitive advantage in a more sustainability-driven business environment
If you are interested in how sustainability can add value to your organization, this is a must-attend event.






