Before we remind you that our September guest is Venture Capitalist Rob Day of Black Coral Capital, we wanted to bring your attention to this terrific documentary: "Urbanized" by Gary Hustwit. It speaks to some of the fundamentals of our cities today. It's entertainingly informative.
We think our audience here will particularly appreciate it. And do us all a favor, share it with your political leaders.
More to come later re our Sept. 5 Forum with Rob Day. Stay tuned people.
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Aug 13, 2012
May 21, 2012
The Forum Presents: "Green Revolutionary" Jhana Senxian
What if our urban challenges could be transformed into opportunities for innovation and economic, environmental, and social sustainability?
Join us for this special Forum with our prominent guest Jhana Senxian, founder and CEO, Sustainability Guild International, who will provide insights into the thinking behind the Guild’s vision for creating a Sustainable Metroscape. It’s a bold plan to develop replicable models that transform inner cities into centers of sustainability, innovation, and social enterprise.
When: 8 a.m., Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Where:
Cummings Center
Suite 221-E, Bldg. 100
Rte 62, Beverly, MA 01915
RSVP: Forum meetings are free to members of
the NSTC; $10 for non-members. All are encouraged to register here at NSTC.org.
For further info: John Coulbourn, Ipswich River Media, john[at]IpswichRiverMedia.com. Tel: 508-277-7356
Apr 26, 2012
Next Forum: Sustainable Economics & Clean Energy
Sustainability Forum Examines
“How Sustainable Economics is
Driving Clean Energy
Toward a Bright Future”
What: North
Shore Technology Council’s monthly Sustainability Forum meeting
Presentation: Brad
Bradshaw, co-founder of the New England Clean Energy Council, addresses this
month’s Forum on the subject of “Sustainable Economics and its role in Driving
Clean Energy.”
Sustainable economics focuses on how true value is created within
an economy, value which is fundamental to ensuring our economic vitality, our
future well being and our survival. Enduring prosperity requires
understanding and applying the principles of sustainable economics.
Bradshaw will outline:
·
Why Clean Energy Will Continue to Grow;
·
The Critical Role of Clean Energy Investment and Innovation;
and
·
The Importance of Understanding Sustainable Economics.
When: 8 a.m., Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Where:
Cummings Center
Suite
221-E, Bldg. 100
Rte
62, Beverly, MA 01915
RSVP: Forum meetings are free to members of
the NSTC; $10 for non-members. All are encouraged to register here at NSTC.org.
Speaker: Brad Bradshaw is an experienced senior executive who leads high growth clean
energy companies with significant management experience in clean energy,
including solar, energy services, advanced metering, smart grid, energy storage
and fuel cells. Bradshaw was previously CEO of Hy9 Corporation, an
advanced technology company that manufactures hydrogen generation and hydrogen
purification equipment for backup power systems for wireless tower
installations in developing countries. Earlier positions included Honeywell
‘s energy services division, and Arthur D. Little’s advanced energy
group. In addition, Mr. Bradshaw founded and led the Massachusetts
Hydrogen Coalition, co-founded the New England Clean Energy Council and, for
five years, co-hosted the annual Conference on Clean Energy. Mr. Bradshaw
has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College, and an MBA from Babson
College.
For more information contact John Coulbourn
at 508-277-7356
or email: John[AT]IpswichRiverMedia[DOT]com
or email: John[AT]IpswichRiverMedia[DOT]com
Sep 22, 2011
Connections
The Boston Area Sustainability Group (BASG) is starting its 3rd year with a terrific event Sept. 29 at the House of Blues. Great group of movers headed by our good friend Rich Goode of Alcatel-Lucent and recent speaker at our last Forum. This should be a good one. It's featuring hi-tech leader and entrepreneur Mitch Tyson, who is a founder of the Mass. Clean Energy Council. (And, who also happens to be on the Forum's much-vaunted speaker list.)
More info on the BASG event here.
Aug 10, 2011
Entrepreneur U: Smart Marketing for Emerging Companies
Second Seminar: Building Your Business Brand
You have a sharp team focused on a compelling solution in clean-tech. Now what? Our next seminar addresses the critical marketing considerations for start-ups as they reach out to investors, customers and other important target audiences. The panel presentation offers strategic insights into business development strategies with practical solutions to get started in a Web 2.0 world.
Join us, along with other experienced mentors from other disciplines, at the CleanTech Innoventure Center in Lynn, Wed, August 17, from 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Presenters:
John Coulbourn, Managing Partner, Ipswich River Media
Beth Zonis, Principal, Eco Marketing
James Waldron, James Waldron Design
About Entrepreneur U
Our objective is to give emerging companies a comprehensive introduction to important issues and functional skills to successfully build a business. Topics run from basic legal issues, to setting up your accounting and IT systems, to building your team, marketing and finding funding. Each month an expert from our outstanding group of sponsors, mentors and advisers will cover a key topic that you need to know.
All current NSIV incubator members, candidate companies, sponsors, mentors and advisers are invited. Seminars are the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Our next will be Sep. 21. Same time, same place.
This event is free but please respond by sending an email to Tom Kinneman at tom.kinneman@nsiv.org. You may also register on-site on Wednesday.
For more info: www.NSIV.org
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