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To be effective, sustainable practices should be built into an event at the very beginning of the planning process — even before negotiating contracts.
In this on-demand webinar, Nancy Zavada, founder and president of MeetGreen, shares tips
for setting your meetings up for sustainable success from the very start, with tips for laying out requirements to vendors and venues as well as practical examples of how to save money through sustainable meeting practices, including reducing waste
and reusing resources.
What Attendees Will Learn:
- How to incorporate sustainability seamlessly into the RFP process to ensure successful eco-friendly events.
- The importance of sustainability metrics — and how to measure and report them.
- Ways to foster partnerships with venues and vendors that enhance your sustainability goal.
Watch now to learn how to put these tips into practice for your next event.
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Earns 0.5 hours of CMP credit
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SPEAKER
Nancy J. Zavada
Founder and President
MeetGreen
Nancy J. Zavada, CMP Fellow, is internationally recognized as a leader in the sustainable event field. She founded MeetGreen in 1994. Nancy’s extensive work with scientific and academic organizations earned
her a strong reputation for producing impeccable meetings throughout the world. A decade later, Nancy co-founded the Green Meeting Industry Council to serve
as a resource for hosting organizations.
Nancy also co-authored three books, blogs, webinars, and numerous articles to support fellow meeting professionals and host organizations plan their events more efficiently, saving money and the environment.
MODERATOR
Sarah J.F. Braley
Managing Editor
Northstar Meetings Group
Sally oversees content on Northstar’s meetings-related websites, as well as the print edition of Meetings & Conventions and Successful Meetings, along with covering key beats. Sally joined M&C in 1994 as a senior editor, after spending eight years at
New Jersey Monthly magazine.
She holds a master’s degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University and a B.A. in Journalism (with minors in French, Greek and psychology) from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.