Achieving Corporate Sustainability: Beyond the Green Corporation

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) March 8, 2008 -- Active Communications International (ACI) announced the Achieving Corporate Sustainability Beyond the Green Corporation Conference scheduled for April 30 – May 2, 2008 in San Francisco CA.

This conference will focus on Implementing Successful Environmental Strategies to Improve Profitability, Increase Productivity, and Build Brand Image. The conference will also provide best practices for corporations to profit from going green and will explore case studies from top corporations that increased the bottom line by going green. Most importantly, this conference will demonstrate how to effectively integrate sustainability into the mission statement, business model, and operations.

The conference is by Invitation only and seating is limited to 100 attendees. Guest speakers include:
• Bonnie Nixon Gardiner, Global Supply Chain Manager for Social And Environmental Responsibility, Hewlett Packard
• Peggy Ward, Manager of Corporate Sustainability Programs, Kimberly –Clark
• Rob Threlkeld, Manager of Supply Contracts & Green Initiatives, General Motors
• David Conrad, Head Of Environmental Affairs, Nokia
• Paul Von Paumgartten, Director of Energy & Environmental Affairs, Johnson Controls

• Helen Howes, VP of Corporate Environment Health & Safety, Exelon
• Pierre Trevet, Managing Director, Innovest
• Edna Conway, Senior Director, Advanced Compliance and Social Responsibility, Cisco Systems
• Thomas Mooney, Senior Vice President of Sustainable Growth, Fiji Water
• Christina Page, Director of Climate and Energy, Yahoo!
• Gary Niekerk, CSR Operations Manager, Intel
• Jared Blumenfeld, Director, San Francisco Department of the Environment
• John Viera, Director, Sustainable Business Strategies, Ford Motor Company


For more information, press only:

(Donald J. Eversdyk), (414-221-1700 x128), (deversdyk@gmail.com)

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