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Wednesday, August 27, 2008 8:30am - 1:00pm
A growing wave of technology companies in all
sectors are embracing
environmentally safe practices and saving
hundreds of millions of dollars.
Attend this
half-day conference and learn from leading experts how your company
can lower
operating costs, increase worker productivity and reduce your carbon
footprint. |
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How
Green
Are You?
Find out how green your company
is compared to others -
click here for a self-assessment tool* to help you determine how
'green' your company is and where there are opportunities for improvement.
The tool measures your responses** against other companies. So far, over
500 companies have taken the survey.
*Developed by the Bathwick Group in partnership with IBM
**Your privacy is maintained; all company information is removed from
comparison results |
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Rapidly
escalating energy costs and emerging environmental issues have taken a front
row seat among the concerns of business and governmental leaders. In
response, the high tech industry is innovating new options for energy
consumption, and AeA's National Green Technology platform provides local and
international knowledge exchange opportunities.
Experts from
UTD, IBM, EarthPeople and Intel will discuss technological developments
designed to lower your company's carbon footprint, optimizing energy
efficiency while facilitating the ever-increasing demand on worker
productivity. You will also hear about European advances which will effect
environmental regulations and the development of Green Technology here at
home in the U.S.
Don't miss this
opportunity to learn about new Green Tech opportunities your company can
take advantage of now, and what leading companies are working on that will
change the way business uses energy forever.
Agenda
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8:30 -
9:00am |
Registration
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9:00 -
9:15 |
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Dr. Bryan Hobson Wildenthal, Executive Vice President and
Provost, The University of Texas at Dallas |
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9:15 -
10:00 |
Business Sustainability:
Why Should Companies Care?
Dr. Francisco Szekely, Sustainability Expert, UTD School of Management;
Former Minister of Environment, Mexico
Business sustainability
provides companies with an opportunity to:
* Develop a global competitive advantage
* Promote innovation based on present and future consumer and regulatory
trends
* Capture new market and financial opportunities
Sustainable development is
key to long-term business success and stability. Companies can take
sustainable development a step further by proactively innovating
products and services which incorporate the principles of
sustainability, and by controlling risks and social costs associated
with their activities and by innovating and developing new products and
processes that can lead to competitive advantage and benefit the
environment and society. |
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10:00
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Find the Gold in Green IT: Optimize Efficiency and Reduce your
Environmental Impact
Ric Telford, Vice President, Integration & Development, IT
Optimization, IBM
As Vice
President of Autonomic Computing, Ric Telford is responsible for
defining and delivering the architecture, technology and standards for
IBM's most advanced, self-managing systems. Read more about Telford
here. |
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10:30
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The ROI of Going Green: A CEO's
Rationale for Adopting Sustainability
Anna Clark, President & CEO, EarthPeople
If you think your business
is too small to benefit from going green, or you're waiting for the hype
about green and sustainability to die down, then you're missing an
opportunity to chart an upward course for your company. |
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11:00
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The Eco Efficiency Opportunity: Why Intel Now Delivers Sustainability in
Everything They Do
Brian Dietrich, Enterprise Account Manager, SLED, State of
Texas and High Education, Intel Americas |
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11:25
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Why Green Is Good Business for Texas Instruments
Chris Schairbaum,
Director, Clean
Technology Strategy, Worldwide Strategic
Marketing, Texas Instruments |
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12:00
- 1:00pm |
Networking Lunch with green/clean company displays
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School of Management Building
800 W Campbell Road
Richardson, TX 75080
for a campus map,
click here
for a map of the School of Management
Building,
click here
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AeA member price: $50
non-member price: $70
On-line NOW
(click
here to download fax registration form)
Email
Tiffany Sefton if you
have any questions.

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Anna Clark
President
EarthPeople |

Brian Dietrich
Enterprise Account Manager
SLED, State of Texas and High
Education
Intel Americas |

Chris Schairbaum
Director of Clean Technology
Strategy, Worldwide Strategic Marketing
Texas Instruments |
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Thanks to our collaborating partner: |
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Tiffany Sefton
Programs and Events Manager AeA
Texas Council
Ph: 972.386.6540
Fax: 972.386.6029
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