Saturday, 12 February 2011
Don't miss these speakers! Canadian Responsible Investment Conference, Victoria, BC
The following will be part of the Social Investment Organization's Canadian Responsible Investment Conference 2011:
- Robert Bateman: Celebrated artist and distinguished Canadian.
Robert kicks off our conference with an inspiring discussion about
the human impacts on nature and what this means for our future.
- Tom Rand Venture capitalist, entrepreneur and author of Kicking the Fossil Fuel Habit.
Tom will talk about Canada's energy future.
- Hazel Henderson: Author, futurist, worldwide syndicated columnist, advocate for and consultant on equitable ecologically sustainable human development and socially responsible business and investment.
Hazel will join the conference by videolink from her home in Florida to talk about her groundbreaking new project, the Green Transition Scoreboard, an ambitious project to map the investment capital necessary to meet the world's sustainability challenges.
- Stephen Griggs: CEO of the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance.
Stephen will be part of a distinguished panel making the case for better executive compensation practices.
- Robert Bateman: Celebrated artist and distinguished Canadian.
Robert kicks off our conference with an inspiring discussion about
the human impacts on nature and what this means for our future.
- Tom Rand Venture capitalist, entrepreneur and author of Kicking the Fossil Fuel Habit.
Tom will talk about Canada's energy future.
- Hazel Henderson: Author, futurist, worldwide syndicated columnist, advocate for and consultant on equitable ecologically sustainable human development and socially responsible business and investment.
Hazel will join the conference by videolink from her home in Florida to talk about her groundbreaking new project, the Green Transition Scoreboard, an ambitious project to map the investment capital necessary to meet the world's sustainability challenges.
- Stephen Griggs: CEO of the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance.
Stephen will be part of a distinguished panel making the case for better executive compensation practices.
Labels: Social Investmetn Organization
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