on Sustainable Energy: New Opportunities And The Road Ahead at the Sheraton Kingston. At this event innovators and leaders in business, industry, economic development, policy, research, the public sector, and the community will address the issues facing the sustainable energy sector in 2013 and beyond.
Who should attend?
SME’s, Innovators, Local Businesses, Business Leaders, Industry, Economic Development Agencies, Local and Provincial Government, Policy Analysts, Researchers, and anyone in the community with an interest in addressing the issues facing the sustainable energy sector today and in the future.
Why should you be there?
• Insight into the latest sustainable energy innovations and best practices making a difference in the world today
• Lessons from successful green business case studies
• Participation in the collaborative effort to develop solutions to challenges presented by changes in sustainable energy policy
• Inspiration and vision for a sustainable energy future
• Connections with green economy leaders and decision makers
• Visibility for you and your company among potential clients and customers
Registration
Green Profit offers you the opportunity to:
Learn about the latest sustainable energy innovations and best practices that are making a difference in the world today
Apply lessons from successful green business case studies to your business, municipality and home
Collaboratively develop solutions to challenges presented by changes in sustainable energy policy
Inspire and be inspired by a vision for a sustainable energy future
Network with green economy leaders and decision makers
Foster collaboration, strengthen existing networks, and broaden opportunities
Establish and expand your visibility with potential clients and customers
Confirmed speakers at GreenProfit 2013 include:
Bryne Purchase, Former Chief Economist and Deputy Minister of Finance for Ontario
Brian Hewson, Senior Manager Networks & Smart Grid Policy at Ontario Energy Board
Charles Farmer, Director of Policy, Planning and Approvals at Ontario Power Authority
Kristopher Stevens, Executive Director at Ontario Sustainable Energy Association
Mark Mattson, President at Lake Ontario Waterkeeper
Judith Lipp, Executive Director at Toronto Renewable Energy Cooperative
Kirby Calvert, Queen’s Institute for Energy and Environmental Policy
Robert Cumming, Environmental and Public Affairs Manager at Lafarge Cement
Ted Hsu, Member of Parliament for Kingston and the Islands
John Gerretsen, Member of Provincial Parliament for Kingston and The Islands
Mark Gerretsen, Mayor of the City of Kingston
Janice Ashworth, Operations Manager at Ottawa Renewable Energy Cooperative
Don Young, Dean of Faculty of Applied Science at St. Lawrence College
Mark Durant, Director of Energy Solutions at Nedco Canada
Mike Jablonicky, Operations Supervisor of Wolfe Island Wind Facility at TransAlta
Nhung Nguyen, Vice President of Development at Horizon Legacy
Graham Findlay, Founder and General Manager at 3G Energy Corporation
Fidel Reijerse, President at RESCo Energy Incorporated
Jeff Dixon, Associate Director at Queen’s School of Business Monieson Centre
David Hahn, President at Wintergreen Renewable Energy Cooperative
Rob Miller, Manager of Solar Development at Northland Power
Harry French, Director of Community Power Services Group at OSEA
Prices:
Individual – $195 Student – $125
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