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Breakfast Event with Herb Tanzer
"How to Make Sustainability Sustainable"
April 15th, 2001 from 7:30AM-9:00AM
Hyatt Regency La Jolla
Dr. Herb Tanzer, an internationally recognized leader of transformational programs, will be guest speaking at our next event on Friday, April 15th. He will be discussing the nature of any and all problems and how to set yourself free from such barriers. Tanzer is a co-founder of KDC & Associates, a published author, and has previously hosted his own television show on CNN. As an expert in generating a vision of sustainability through conscious business practices, we look forward to learning from his expertise.
For More details about this event, click here.
Admission is $12 for Members and $16.00 for Non-Members
or $20 at the door
Sponsor This Event!
$50 Sponsorship Package: Includes two free seats, table placard, and a sponsor table.
$150 Sponsorship Package: Includes three free seats, table placard, sponsor table, the option to display your company's banner at the event, name and logo recognition, and one minute of speaking time to introduce and promote your business.
Email us to take advantage of this special sponsorship opportunity today!
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Missed our Last Event?
 Randy E. King joined us last week for great dinner event beachside in Del Mar. Over a discussion of his latest book, Randy offered some insightful advice, while a great turnout of guests enjoyed sangria and paella.
Click here for a short VIDEO of this great event. |
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U.S. Green Chamber's New Office!
Details Coming Soon...
 The U.S. Green Chamber has been receiving numerous inquiries about opening Chambers in other cities throughout the country. As we continue to grow as a national organization, we will keep you posted on these new offices, such as the one featured above... Where, you ask? Stay tuned for more details on this location in next week's newsletter! |
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Featured Staff Member
Maureen Maloney - Multimedia Diva
 Meet Maureen. She is a biologist, an adventurer, and a multimedia diva!Maureen earned her Masters degree in Biology at Northern Arizona University, examining the effects of fertilizers on animal development and behavior. Although her original focus was conservation, during her research she realized the strong connections between environmental and social justice issues. She also identified a need for clear communication between the scientific community and the public. She began focusing on education through media, and has since freelanced as a videographer for several businesses and NGOs. One of her videos will soon be featured in WWOOF The Movie, and she is a blogger for LonelyPlanet.com. As a Peace Corps Volunteer she developed Environmental Education programs for Madagascar schools, and advocated for local fishermen. After completing her service she traveled solo through Africa. During this time she volunteered on an organic farm, and started an organization to help street kids in South Africa. Maureen is currently using her knowledge, passion, and creativity to educate people about environmental issues and the importance of sustainability. Maureen is an avid rock climber, surfer, and snowboarder. Whenever possible she spreads her love of the outdoors as a Backpacking Instructor for the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS). The U.S. Green Chamber is honored to have Maureen join our staff! |
