Any environmentally conscious event organizers want to take a leadership role in NYC, London, or Nairobi? See below!
//
My friend Danielle Lanyard, an expert in the "Green Movement", is scaling her startup, Green Breakfast Club, and needs your help. She's looking for support for their expansion to London and Nairobi, and to find a lead organizer for the Green Breakfast Club events in New York City. (Contact: danielle AT greenbreakfastclub [dotcom])
About Green Breakfast Club:
Green Breakfast Club is a peer to peer resource exchange that meets for monthly networking events to grow local green business community through resource sharing. The event format includes a TEDx-style keynote speaker’s success and failure story & a one hour resource exchange where each attendee presents short ‘gives’ and ‘asks’ to share resources. This event meshes innovators in social and green enterprise, technology, nonprofit, startup, the financial sector and Corporate Social Responsibility.
From Danielle:
"Green Breakfast Club is expanding to London, Nairobi, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Copenhagen. We launched by bootstrapping in NYC in June of 2011 and piloted for 1 year, aimed to get people to share resources, to help them accelerate their ventures, and to help all grow their local green business community." All this time, I've been trying to develop a unique technology to enable members to share resources with eachother, and for each city and its members to connect, hence London and Nairobi being the first 2 choices. London we are at Google Campus, Nairobi at iHub. Copenhagen at the Hub.
New York is where it all began, and now Foundation Center is the anchor partner for all 2013 events. The speaker lineup for 2013 is incredible: Andrew Winston on January 11th, Tonya Surman on February 8th, Shane McQuaid of Voltaic Systems on March 8th, Dan Apfel of Responsible Endowments Coalition on April 12th, and many more soon to be announced. As Danielle expands the concepts globally and travels around the world like a Johnny Appleseed spreading green entrepreneurship, she needs one incredible individual to run the GBC NYC events. As so much has already been taken care of with their partner venue, speaker roster booked, and strong alliance of partners and sponsors, this is an incredible opportunity for the right person to volunteer to be present at these events and work with the growing Green Breakfast Club as they help ally community and build capacity in the Green Entrepreneurship Ecosystem. Past volunteers have gone on to secure incredible jobs, launch their own green events, and get connected the most foremost leaders in the Green Entrepreneurship and Impact Investing space."
LINKS:
http://www.greenbreakfastclub.com/
http://www.greenbreakfastclub.com/cities/new-york
http://www.greenbreakfastclub.com/cities/gbc-london
http://www.greenbreakfastclub.com/cities/gbc-nairobi
http://www.daniellelanyard.com/
//
My friend Danielle Lanyard, an expert in the "Green Movement", is scaling her startup, Green Breakfast Club, and needs your help. She's looking for support for their expansion to London and Nairobi, and to find a lead organizer for the Green Breakfast Club events in New York City. (Contact: danielle AT greenbreakfastclub [dotcom])
About Green Breakfast Club:
Green Breakfast Club is a peer to peer resource exchange that meets for monthly networking events to grow local green business community through resource sharing. The event format includes a TEDx-style keynote speaker’s success and failure story & a one hour resource exchange where each attendee presents short ‘gives’ and ‘asks’ to share resources. This event meshes innovators in social and green enterprise, technology, nonprofit, startup, the financial sector and Corporate Social Responsibility.
From Danielle:
"Green Breakfast Club is expanding to London, Nairobi, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Copenhagen. We launched by bootstrapping in NYC in June of 2011 and piloted for 1 year, aimed to get people to share resources, to help them accelerate their ventures, and to help all grow their local green business community." All this time, I've been trying to develop a unique technology to enable members to share resources with eachother, and for each city and its members to connect, hence London and Nairobi being the first 2 choices. London we are at Google Campus, Nairobi at iHub. Copenhagen at the Hub.
New York is where it all began, and now Foundation Center is the anchor partner for all 2013 events. The speaker lineup for 2013 is incredible: Andrew Winston on January 11th, Tonya Surman on February 8th, Shane McQuaid of Voltaic Systems on March 8th, Dan Apfel of Responsible Endowments Coalition on April 12th, and many more soon to be announced. As Danielle expands the concepts globally and travels around the world like a Johnny Appleseed spreading green entrepreneurship, she needs one incredible individual to run the GBC NYC events. As so much has already been taken care of with their partner venue, speaker roster booked, and strong alliance of partners and sponsors, this is an incredible opportunity for the right person to volunteer to be present at these events and work with the growing Green Breakfast Club as they help ally community and build capacity in the Green Entrepreneurship Ecosystem. Past volunteers have gone on to secure incredible jobs, launch their own green events, and get connected the most foremost leaders in the Green Entrepreneurship and Impact Investing space."
LINKS:
http://www.greenbreakfastclub.com/
http://www.greenbreakfastclub.com/cities/new-york
http://www.greenbreakfastclub.com/cities/gbc-london
http://www.greenbreakfastclub.com/cities/gbc-nairobi
http://www.daniellelanyard.com/
very in depth post! Being positive with above poster! We have your site bookmarked! I found this weblog really beneficial. The info and precise recommendations are precisely what I used to be trying to discover.
ReplyDeletela corporate event space