Big Sur Carmel-by-the-Sea Carmel Valley Del Rey Oaks ... - In3 Group

BREAK-OUT SESSIONS
SPEAKERS
FILMS
Pat Tinsley McGill, Ph.D.: Associate
Professor at CSUMB lectures on
strategic planning, entrepreneurship,
and the “Triple Bottom Line: People,
Planet and Profit".
Bill Leahy: Executive Director of The
Big Sur Land Trust. The Big Sur Land
Trust is now interested in working with
community stakeholders to co-develop
and adopt a strategic plan that will
create our own set of metrics and
indicators to determine the economic,
environmental, and social health of our
area.
Deborah Lindsay: Local radio host of
Tomorrow Matters - "Talk Radio for a
Better Tomorrow" on KRXA 540 AM
and co-founder of Sustainable
Monterey County. She will be
discussing the topic of “Becoming a
Green Business: 5 Core Principles to
Get You Started and Save You
Money”.
The Next Industrial Revolution:
William McDonough, Michael
Braungart and the Birth of the
Sustainable Economy by the authors of
“Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way
We Make Things”.
Ahead of the Curve by Sea Studios of
Monterey, a powerful team of awardwinning
filmmakers, scientists and
strategic communicators. This film
will highlight the multiple reasons that
are motivating U.S. business leaders to
undertake climate-friendly action.
Green Dragon Media Project: A new
documentary and multimedia project
by local filmmakers sheds light on
green construction in China - one of
the biggest untold stories of China’s
environmental challenge; created by
graduate students from Monterey
Institute of International Studies.
Business Recycling: Good for the Planet and Your Bottom Line
Jeff Lindenthal, public education and recycling manager, MRWMD
Brennen Jensen, Ecology Action of Santa Cruz
Energy Efficiency for Retail, Restaurants and the Home
Elisabeth Russell, AMBAG’s (Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments)
Energy Watch Program
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch: What we can all do to help
Daniel Robin, founder and principal of Daniel Robin & Associates,
Sustainability Works, and Integrated Investments Int'l (In3)
Carolyn Swanson, Founding Owner of Passion Purveyors the Green Goods
Distributor
Ximena Waissbluth, Surfrider Foundation & Algalita Marine Research
Foundation
Geotourism: National Geographic has the concept
and we have the place. So what’s next?
Geotourism (n): Tourism that sustains or enhances the geographical character of a placeits
environment, heritage, aesthetics, culture, and the well-being of its residents:
Sarah Graham, SPG Consulting is a National Geographic Geotourism
Ambassador appointed by National Geographic to identify the key players in
coordinating Monterey's Geotourism Stewardship Council.
Socially Responsible Investing
Dieter Ramaekers, CFP ®, CIMA® of Morgan Stanley
Geoff Ashton, Calvert Socially Responsible Mutual Funds
Food & Water: Sustainable Systems for the Central Coast
Laura Strohm of the Sustainability Academy
Frank Emerson, Co-Chair of the Alliance of Communities for Sustainable
Fisheries
Think Local First: Lessons from Santa Cruz
Chuck Tremper, author of As the Oceans Rise
Peter Beckmann, owner of Beckmann's Bakery
Michael Olson, radio station KSCO AM 1080
Sustainable Architecture
Sally Anne Smith, AIA, director of COTE (Committee on the Environment);
AIAMB (Monterey Bay Chapter of the American Institute of Architects)
Supporting Sustainable Coffee Growers
Nancy Mouat, East Village Coffee Lounge
Non-toxic Cleaning Products
This can help satisfy part of the Green Business Certification
Megan Tolbert, Monterey Green Action (a division of Sustainable Monterey
County)
Renewable Energy: Incentives, Marketing, and Design
Graham Hunting, Blueline Power in Marina
Building Tune-ups: Thermography and Indoor Environmental Pasteurization
Jim Etro, Agrarius LLC
Kevin Phillips, GreenTeam Environmental Group