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Seminar Topics 20th March 2001 (Tuesday) Cleaner Production ~ A Solution To Reducing Costs, Improving Health & Safety, and Preventing Pollution. Demonstrating how Cleaner Production has benefited a number of companies in New Zealand. Learn from the experiences of one of New Zealand's Cleaner Production experts, and her involvement in a number of programmes run throughout the country. Also hear first hand experience from two local, innovative businesses. · Lesley Stone - Programme Manager, University of Auckland · Conway Lewis - Managing Director, Rocon Print · Kevin Wilson - Environmental Manager, Carter Holt Harvey. 3rd April 2001 (Tuesday) - Breakfast Seminar Zero Waste by Design - How redesigning products saves resources and respects the environment. What's being done in Australia and what business can do in NZ. · John Gerksakis - Acting Director RMIT Centre for Design, Melbourne, Australia. · With presenters from organizations promoting sustainable design in New Zealand. 15th May 2001 (Tuesday) - Breakfast Seminar A guide to establishing systems to minimise waste in any business and practical solutions to reuse and recycling waste provided by industry. + Duncan Wilson - Waste Not Ltd. · Peter Thorne - Paper Reclaim and Paul Brown - VCU (Composting) 12th June 2001 (Tuesday) - Breakfast Seminar A guide to energy efficient and economical fleet/business transport management ~ save costs on fuel and help the environment - an update on vehicle choice and fuels, green commuting for staff + Andrew Campbell & Bernadine Walsh - Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority 24th July 2001 (Tuesday) - Breakfast Seminar - Sustainability reporting. What companies are now doing to incorporate the triple bottom line (environment management, social equity and economic prosperity) in company reporting. · Leanne Holdsworth - Landcare Research 21st August 2001 (Tuesday) - Breakfast Seminar - Energy Efficiency options at work. A practical guide to energy efficient offices. · Russell Baillie - Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority 16th October 2001 (Tuesday) - Breakfast Seminar - Life cycle assessment tools for products & services. How companies are taking responsibility for their products through all stages of their life cycle? Case studies on 3M and Xerox · Rob Dean - Fuji Xerox 20th November 2001 (Tuesday) - Breakfast Seminar - New Zealand Pathfinder companies' progress sustainability. Progress with The Natural Step framework ~ Results from the Pathfinder programme run out of Christchurch. · Dennis Parker - CE Macpac TIME: 7:30 to 9:00am (please confirm attendance at least two working days prior to the event) VENUE: EMA training room, Level 2, 181 Khyber Pass Road, corner of Auburn St and Khyber Pass Rd. (The Telecom Mobile Building.) COST: $35 including GST (for members), $60 including GST (for non-members). Breakfast will be provided. PARKING: Parking available in surrounding streets and at EMA offices on Khyber Pass Road. Yes, please register me for the following seminars: ¨ Cleaner Production ¨ Zero Waste By Design ¨ Waste Minimisation ¨ Fleet Management ¨ Sustainability Reporting ¨ Energy Efficient Offices ¨ Life Cycle Assessment ¨ The Natural Step (Register for all (only $245) & attend 1 for free) $35 for members $60 for non members per seminar, please make cheque out to AEBN) No. of participants ____________________________ Names of participants: ________________________________________________ Organisation:_________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________ Ph:________________ Fax: _________________ Cheque enclosed for $______ AEBN Sustainable Business 2001 Seminar Series, PO Box 60-575, Titirangi, Auckland For more information contact Rachel Brown or Caroline Peacock (09) 817 2622/ email office@aebn.pl.net AUCKLAND BASED CONFERENCES proudly promoted by the AEBN *** 6th April 2001 (Friday) 'Sustainable Development Conference ' · John Elkington - Director SustainAbility UK. · With presenters from international organizations promoting sustainability. (Held at the Stamford Plaza) Small businesses can apply for a 50% discount through the AEBN. please contact us ASAP if you wish to apply for this discount. *** 18th September 2001 (Tuesday) - Sustainable Auckland Congress - 4-day conference and workshop programme to progress sustainability in the Auckland Region. .
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