If you’re at all interested in sustainable business, social innovation, and networking events… you should check out the Green Breakfast Club. In case you can’t make the next event on July 11, save the date for August 8. Details are below. Feel free to pass this along to leaders in sustainability, college students, startup founders, job seekers, or whomever else might be interested!
Happy networking,
Happy networking,
Katharine
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The Green Breakfast Club is a monthly networking event series to accelerate social innovation and sustainability. This event meshes creators in technology, sustainability and social innovation. Every month will provide a featured keynote startup story (success and failure!) and a networking model for intergenerational mentoring, bartering and resource exchange. The event seeks to promote a solidarity economy that helps entrepreneurs help each other and that collectively sees triple bottom line enterprise thrive.
July 11 Keynote Speaker: Douglas Cohen, of the Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook.
The next event details are:
July 11, 2011
8:30 – 10:30am
Location: New York Public Library SIBL Business Library
188 Madison Avenue @ 34th Street
New York, NY
Website or Map: http://www.greenbreakfastclub.
Cost: $20.00 Register Now.8:30 – 10:30am
Location: New York Public Library SIBL Business Library
188 Madison Avenue @ 34th Street
New York, NY
Website or Map: http://www.greenbreakfastclub.
Format:
- The second Monday of every month for 2 hours of breakfast and bartering
- Networking and Nosh: 30 minutes
- Keynote startup success & failure story of established social entrepreneur: 15 minutes
- Barter time: 1 minute for attendee to say I am X, I have Y to give, I need Z. 60 minutes
- News Wrap-up: community & sponsor news and feedback on how to improve: 15 minutes
This initiative is led by Danielle Lanyard of Third Rail Ventures and Lucien White of DLA Piper.
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