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Building bridges within and across Massachusetts’ government, business, academic, nonprofit and community sectors to foster sustainable communities and a viable 21st century economy. |
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| Thank you for participating in the 3rd Annual Sustainable Economy Conference (SEC) on April 30, 2012 at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. The SEC will influence new discussions and actions pertaining to sustainable economy dynamics in Massachusetts. |
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| Richard Sullivan Jr. - MA Secretary of Energy and Environment, Crystal Johnson, ISES - Founder of SEC, Jim Hunt - Chief of Environmental and Energy Services City of Boston, Barbara Fields - U.S. HUD Regional Administrator for New England, Curt Spalding - U.S. EPA Regional Administrator for New England. |
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| Principles of Product Stewardship and Supply Chain panel. Mark Buckley, VP of Environmental Affairs for Staples speaking. |
To continue the SEC discussion, the two smaller SEC Forums will be held in September 2012 (on Ecological Economics) and January 2013 (TBD). Details will be provided shortly. The 4th Annual SEC will be in April 2013.
The 3rd Annual SEC brings together the government, business, academic, nonprofit and community sectors for the purpose of creating sustainable communities and a sustainable economy in Massachusetts. It is designed to foster the development of new networks and business relationships.
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Boston Green Academy
As a public school that is deeply vested in cultivating a highly skilled and actively engaged global citizenry, Boston Green Academy is preparing all of its students to be leaders in local and global environmental stewardship and activism, to live their lives responsibly and sustainably, and to take advantage of employment opportunities in the burgeoning “green” economy.
Consider How Your Organization Can Partner or Donate to the Boston Green Academy!
For further information about how to support BGA, please contact Ariel Martinez, Director of Institutional Development, at 617-635-9860. Thank you for your support!