Making the Business Case for Climate Action and Resource Efficiency in a Changing World: The Role of the Environmental Professional
Tuesday 29th March 2011
Homerton College Conference Centre, Cambridge
There are now 11 days left before IEMA's East of England Steering Group host a spring conference in Cambridge.
As IEMA is determined to place environmental professionals at the heart of sustainable change, this conference will give delegates some of the tools they need to shape the development of the sustainability agenda.
The event will feature inspiring keynote speakers and several highly interactive workshops supported by guest experts, including:
- Jan Chmiel, CEO IEMA
- Chair- Allen Norris, Group Director of Environmental Health and Safety, NSG Pilkington. Chair of IEMA Council
- Martyn Seal, European Sustainability Director, PepsiCo International
- Rob Hopkins, Co-founder of Transition Town Totnes and of the Transition Network
- Ali Clabburn, Founder of liftshare.com
There are still available places for the Conference and members can take advantage of an exclusive 50% discount.
Member places cost �60.00 and non-member delegate spaces are charged at �120.00 (all prices include VAT).
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Posted on 18th March 2011
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