GreenBiz 2015 | GreenBiz Conferences, Feb 17-19, 2015

BySustainMe

GreenBiz 2015 | GreenBiz Conferences, Feb 17-19, 2015:

This is a very cool Sustainability/GreenBiz forum lineup. In Phoenix, in February.

Listen to some of the big companies out there including Unilever, J&J, Target, Levi’s, adidas,… I like some of the discussion on metrics and ROI from sustainability… Seems like such a good place to start.

Should be fun. Also, if you are associated with Gov or Edu or ?Org? you might be eligible for a 40% discount.

I might have to try to do it online. I didn’t see any details about that. Obviously keynotes are easier to virtualize than breakout/work sessions.

Hope to see you all there.

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