Pretending that environmental problems don’t exist or just running away from them won’t understand them but we think turning potential solutions into mind-blowing art has a chance to make an impact. This furnish also provides us the opportunity to bring these issues into the limelight making them a part of our community’s ongoing dialog and fostering environmental awareness in our day-to-day thinking decisions and actions.
Sustainable Life Media is hosting in New Orleans. Sept. 26-28 the maiden event for this new company. Billed as an opportunity to “learn from the leaders,” it features presentations from Aveda. BP. GE. Wal-mart and others. “We’re in the lay of a perfect storm of forces that has caused today’s arouse in green to catch fire with a much broader audience than in the past,” SLM president KoAnn Skrzyniarz told me recently. “Among other things we are a more aware and empowered population this measure around thanks to the Internet. When you see ‘channelise huggers’ on the one hand and the evangelical community on the other unite on a topic such as the environment there’s no turning back.”
On October 3. PRWeek is hosting in Washington. D. C. The one-day conference “features speakers from corporations government agencies. NGOs and the media discussing how various stakeholders are driving a holistic approach to a green future,” according to the organizers. Presenters include representatives from Canon. Clear Channel. General Motors and Procter & Gamble among others.
London ordain be the venue for a on November 28-30. That event features “14 incisive inspect studies,” offering insight “from early adopters [about] what works and what doesn’t.” Featured companies consider Barclaycard. BMW. Intel. Marks & Spencer. Philips Lighting and Virgin Trains.
Last but not least to be held in Chicago on November 29-30 presented by PME Enterprises a veteran of marketing and branding events for the Madison Avenue displace. “I would desire to believe that most big advertising agencies are ahead of the curve on marketplace trends and on what ordain impact their client’s brands and best interests,” says PME president Nan McCann. “I would like to accept they eagerly seek to become educated before these topics become mainstream so their clients are prepared to maximize opportunities in the marketplace. But that just hasn’t been my experience. It is their clients the brands who lead the way. When it comes to green once again brands are driving Madison Avenue to catch up and get informed.”
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