Can Mainers achieve Local Prosperity in a Global Economy? That’s the question and the theme of MEBSR’s 15th Annual Sustainable Business Conference, to be held Friday, May 16th, 2008.
We have two top-notch keynotes for the conference: Governor Angus King and Peter Vigue, chairman, president and CEO of Cianbro.
In addition to the two keynotes, attendees can chose from the following workshops:
- Why Are Big Businesses Going Green…and Why Do Some of Them Mean It?
- Small Footprint, Big Profit: Lessons Learned
- Worksite Health Challenge: Ready, Set, Go!
- Local Ownership: Building Business That Stays
and:
- Going Green: Useful Tools for Maine Business Success
- Hands-On Footprinting: Guided Self-Audits & Calculators
- Worksite Health Challenge: Ready, Set, Go! (repeat of morning session)
- Business Problem-Solving: Next Steps for Sustainable Business in Maine (members only)
The conference will be held at the beautiful (and very green) Abromson Center at USM.
Time: 8:00am – 5:30pm
Date: Friday, May 16th, 2008
Early Bird Rate (5/6/2008): Members – $90 / Non-Members – $120
Regular Rate: Members – $120 / Non-Members – $145
Save some green…join MEBSR today!
Learn more about the conference or register now!
Maine Businesses for Social Responsibility (MEBSR), is a network of Maine businesses working together for sustainable
business success through social responsibility, environmental
stewardship, and economic prosperity.
Rich Brooks
MEBSR Vice-President in charge of getting the word out
