"I believe this is a critical economic issue that no business can afford to ignore. No other conference better translated climate change into business implications of the evolving regulatory and policy context in North America."

- Avrim Lazar, President and CEO, Forest Products Association of Canada

MINIMIZE RISK. GROW OPPORTUNITIES

Businesses all over the world are looking to transition to a low carbon economy in order to manage increasing regulatory, investor, physical and reputational risks. Unlike previous recessions where the environment was put on the back burner, governments around the globe are forging ahead with green stimulus investments and carbon constraining legislation.

At this year's conference you'll hear from public policy experts on the probable domestic and international regulatory context, short and medium term scenarios and implications for Canadian business. Learn from leading corporate executives about their strategies, successes and challenges in analyzing climate change across business units, reducing risks, increasing value and realizing positive bottom line results.

Firms that recognize the challenge early, and respond imaginatively and constructively, will create opportunities for themselves and thereby prosper. Others, slower to realize what is going on or electing to ignore it, will likely do markedly less well.

- Dr. John Llewellyn, Senior Economic Policy Advisor, Lehman Brothers The Business of Climate Change Report 2007

Business of Climate Change Conference 2009 - Key Note Speaker - Jeff Rubin



Business of Climate Change Conference Presentation 2009

BBN Conference Coverage 2009

 


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