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PROFITABLE
SUSTAINABILITY: THE FUTURE OF BUSINESS
SEPTEMBER 26-29, 2004
THE WESTIN HOTEL – SEATTLE, WA
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Learn how you can improve your bottom line —
and walk the talk!
- Increase productivity, recruitment and retention of committed
employees.
- Increase market share and revenues.
- Reduce expenses & risk with clean products and resource
efficiencies.
- Leverage marketplace rewards for triple bottom line management.
The Sustainability Advantage — Increase profits
by 25% or more!
Profitable Sustainability:
The Future of Business
Learn from the experts – people developing and implementing
sustainability strategies, products and services, management
tools, and partnerships in their companies and organizations.
People committed to the new business models that align their
companies with benefit to their communities and customers,
their employees, their owners and shareholders, and the environment
– profitably!
Learn how to gain advantage through eco-efficiencies, energy
savings and materials reduction and how to strengthen brand
recognition, gain market share and catch the wave of new sustainability
products and services.
Learn management tools for planning and measuring sustainability
-- and how to make the case for sustainability initiatives.
Contribute to the discussion and development of new ideas,
policies and partnerships to support sustainable business
in a sustainable world.
Some of the Conference
Speakers are:
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| Why Sustainability is Crucial
for Business Success |
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| Bill Shireman, President and CEO, Future
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Anita Burke |
Sarah Severn, Director, Corporate Sustainable
Development, Nike, Inc. |
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| The Business Case - Adding
Value Through Sustainability - Leadership & Governance |
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| Micheal Phillips, Chairman, Russell Investment
Group |
Frank Dixon, Management Director for Research
Innovest |
Carsten Henningsen, Chairman, Portfolio
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| Innovative Strategies and
Applications |
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| Hunter Lovins, President, Natural Capitalism,
Inc and co-founder Rocky Mountain Institute |
Michael Braungart, Co-founder McDonough-Braungart
Design Chemistry |
Sue Mecklenburg, Vice-President, Business
Practices, Starbucks Coffee Company |
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| International, National
and Regional Perspectives |
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| Oystein Dahle, Chairman, WorldWatch Institute;
Chairman, Norwegian Mountain Touring Association and former
vice president Exxon Norway |
Tachi Kiuchi, Chairman, Future 500; CEO,
E-Square; former CEO of Mitsubishi Electric America |
Gary Lawrence, Principal Sustainability
Consultant with ARUP; delegate to Johannesburg 2002 Summit on
Sustainable Development |
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