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Rising to the Challenge: Entrepreneurs Building Living Economies Date:May 21, 2009 -May 23, 2009Location:Event Center and historic Tivoli Union at Auraria Higher Education Center Full Description:The Business Alliance for Local Living Economies' 7th Annual Conference will be in Denver, Colorado, one of America's leading cities committed to economic sustainability. The call for a new economic model built on local ownership and environmental stewardship has moved to center stage. From small towns to urban centers throughout North America and around the world, communities are mobilizing our core living economies principles. Highlights
Network Showcase – Our member networks and the independent locally owned businesses in those communities are working hard to build local living economies, adopt sustainable practices, create green jobs, and generate new sustainable economic activity. This year, we will highlight the best of the best. Who'll Be There?
Keynote Speakers include: Melissa Bradley-Burns, senior strategist, Green for All Melissa Hardy, worker-owner, BioFuel Oasis Elliot Hoffman, co-founder and CEO, New Voice of Business June Holley, co-founder, Network Weaving, and co-founder, ACEnet David Korten, Yes! Magazine Hunter Lovins, president and founder, Natural Capitalism Solutions Susan Matteucci, founder, Southwest Creations Collaborative Michel Nischan, chef, The Dressing Room, A Homegrown Restaurant Barry O'Neill, president, CUPE BC Michael Shuman, research and policy director, BALLE Tom Stearns, founder, High Mowing Seeds Jerome Ringo, president, Apollo Alliance Additional Information:Check out the full program, sponsorship, travel, and housing information on the conference website - and then make your plans for Denver! Conference website: http://www.livingeconomies.org/conference/2009-conference Areas of Focus:Services and Revenue (Local Democracy), Currencies and Exchange (Local Democracy), Corporations (Local Democracy), Utilities and Wealth (Local Democracy)Tags:User CommentsNo Comments.Please login at the top of the page or register as a Democracy Square member if you would like to comment. |
