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Mar 11, 2013

Special Forum: The Cleantech Open




Be sure to join us at our special Forum, Wed., April 10:

Cleantech Open – Helping Entrepreneurs Accelerate Innovation in Sustainability

This promises to be a great gathering of speakers and attendees. We’ll learn more about this successful accelerator program, which has fueled more than $90M in funding in the Northeast alone. We’ll hear success stories from prior participants and plug-in to resources and opportunities.

Guest speakers include:

Alexandra Adler
Northeast Regional Director

Paul Laskow
President and Founder

John Gingrich
Head of Corporate Development


Terrific opportunity to network and get involved. This annual Forum always attracts a good crowd.

About Cleantech Open:
Cleantech Open is the oldest and largest cleantech startup accelerator program, with the mission to find, fund, and foster entrepreneurs with ideas to solve our greatest environmental and energy challenges.

Time: 8:00 am – 10:30 am Wednesday April 10, 2013 (note: 2nd Wednesday in April)

Place: 100 Cummings Center, Conference Room 221E, Beverly, MA (1 mile south of Route 128 on Route 62, close to Beverly train station).

Free to members of North Shore Technology Council. Others $10.

Reserve your spot here at NSTC.

Dec 1, 2011

Calling All Forum Members


At our next Forum we have the opportunity to hear from a new clean-tech start-up.  We also have the opportunity to help them succeed.  We'll hear from the founder of EnergySage.com.  He also hopes to get some feedback from you -- our unique Forum members.  

Clean Energy As a Financial Product—A Game-Changing Paradigm Shift.

Vikram Aggarwal, founder of EnergySage.com, believes that in order for clean energy adoption to be pervasive, home and business owners have to be convinced of the financial benefits.  Makes sense, right?

Vikram will share with the Forum the results of EnergySage’s consumer and industry research.  And he will provide insights into their strategy of viewing clean energy systems as a new asset class capable of delivering an ROI that rivals traditional investment vehicles such as stocks and bonds. Clean energy system can also be a terrific capital investment for businesses, generating a high internal rate of return while reducing operating costs and the risks associated with rising and volatile energy costs. 

EnergySage has a unique approach that is designed to increase clean energy adoption by winning over consumers who are increasingly focused on the bottom-line.  Vikram understands that our Forum members are a sophisticated audience.  He’ll be looking for your feedback.

See you Wed., Dec. 7 at 8 a.m.  Bring your thinking caps.