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May 5-6, 2010 | Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel | Boston, MA
For 20 years, Ceres has brought together companies, investors,
environmentalists and other stakeholders to integrate sustainable
solutions into business strategy and build long-term shareholder value.
In May, at the Ceres Conference 2010: Roadmap for a Sustainable Future,
we will again bring these partners together to examine and define the
key issues and solutions for achieving a sustainable future.
Learn more about the conference and register online
Upcoming Events
2010 National Electricity Forum
February 17-18, 2010 | Washington, DC
The 2010 Forum will address cutting edge issues that discuss how the
Nation will evolve to a clean energy economy. The Forum will feature
national thought leaders from all sectors of the electric power
industry, academia, policymakers and consumers. Dan Bakal, Director of Electric Power Programs for Ceres, will participate on a panel discussing what is needed to manage the nation's electricity system in a clean energy economy. For more information, visit http://www.electricitydeliveryforum.org/index.html.
 Water Footprinting & Availability Risk Management
February 25-26, 2010 | San Francisco, USA
The
first event to focus on practical solutions for assessing and managing
water availability risk, within regional contexts and specific to
either agriculture or industrial
operations/mining/manufacturing. Ceres' Brooke Barton will be
presenting the findings of Ceres' forthcoming benchmarking study of
corporate water risk disclosure. Visit
www.corporate-water-availability-risk.com.
Fina ncial Times: Investing in a Sustainable Future ConferenceMarch 24, 2010 | New York City
Mindy Lubber, President of Ceres, will be speaking on the opening keynote panel -- "Policy and Practice for a Sustainable Future" -- at the Financial Times Investing in a Sustainable Future conference. She will address why are corporations and investors are committing to integrate sustainability into business descision-making in the context of the evolving policy environment in the US and abroad. Visit www.ftconferences.com/csr2010.
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