June Breakfast Rescheduled

Please join us on Wednesday, June 30 as Waller Lansden hosts the sixth and final program in the 2010 Sustainability Breakfast Series.  Our conversation will focus on what regulators and the Nashville and Tennessee business communities are doing to ensure that Nashville is moving towards the Mayor’s goal of being the greenest city in the Southeast and that Tennessee is becoming a greener state that will attract both sustainable-minded and forward-thinking industry and individuals.

March 4th Breakfast Panelist

Striving for Energy Efficiency and Alternative Energy: Creating Synergy in Tennessee's Built Environment. March 4th at 7:30am-9:00am.  Panel begins at 8:00am. Location: Waller Lansden (Nashville City Center 511 Union Street, Suite 2700)

Panelist:
Tabitha Crawford
CEM | Division President
Balfour Beatty Energy Solutions LLC


Kirk Whittington
Business Development - Energy Solutions
SIEMENS Industry, Inc.


Erik Daugherty, MSc
Co-Owner
E3 INNOVATE LLC


Ryan Gooch
Director of the Energy Policy Office
State of Tennessee Economic & Community Development


Jim Purcell
Energy Services Manager
Nashville Electric Service


Ronald B. Merville, Jr. PE
President/CEO
Energy Source Partners

Schedule of Upcoming Breakfasts

The following is a schedule of all upcoming Sustainability Breakfast. Please check back here to find out who will be speaking and for updates.

• January 7th-Learning from our past successes: A review of Nashville's current and past sustainable building practices and policies.
  
  
• February 4th-Green building for Healthcare: Changes in the market.
  
  
• March 4th- Striving for energy efficiency and alternative energy: Creating synergy in Tennessee's built environment.
  
  
• April 8th-Increasing connectivity: What transportation changes should be coming down the pipeline in Nashville and Middle Tennessee
  
  
• May 6th: Retrofitting yesterday's buildings to meet tomorrow's energy demands: To replace or to retrofit-that is the questions?
  
  
• June 3rd-Striving to become the greenest city in the Southeast-What we can do to achieve this goal.