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Enterprise Carbon Accounting will be held at the Hyatt Regency - San Francisco Airport in San Francisco, California.

1333 Bayshore Highway
Burlingame, California, 94010
1 650 347 1234

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Enterprise Carbon Accounting

Greentech Media and Groom Energy have partnered to create a critical new symposium series, Enterprise Carbon Accounting. Building on the success of Groom Energy's previous seminar held in Boston February 25 this year, this event will answer the major questions facing large corporations and institutions today around carbon accounting, including:

  • Will my organization face Greenhouse Gas (GHG) regulation? Will cap-and-trade legislation pass this year?
  • Will large firms like Walmart influence emerging standards for scope 3 and product-level carbon accounting?
  • How should my organization manage pressure from stakeholders and emerging green rating systems?
  • Should carbon accounting be tied into financial accounting?
  • What lessons can we learn from the early leaders in this space?
  • What tools and technologies are available for corporations that want to operate effective carbon management programs?

This event brings together top-level speakers from major corporations and policy organizations to share their experiences with enterprise carbon accounting and the ongoing development of greenhouse gas regulation. The inaugural event drew representatives from major corporations and the accounting, legal, software, venture capital, risk management, and utility industries. As is typical with Greentech Media events, Enterprise Carbon Accounting will offer attendees much more than vendor-driven marketing or simplistic high-level perspectives, providing them with actionable market insights, data, and education on topics critical to their business success.

Testimonials From Past Events

  • Who cares about climate change besides environmentalists? Investors. The Groom Seminar, Enterprise Carbon Accounting assembled chief sustainability officers and policy-makers to explain financial and regulatory risks if a cap-and-trade system is adopted to constrain carbon emissions. Corporations that do not know their carbon footprint may find themselves under-informed in strategic energy planning, procurement and product mix. Joseph Hall, Lead Technical Support Consultant, National Grid U.S.
  • It was great to be part of your seminar. By far the most useful such gathering I've attended in quite a while. Wood Turner, Executive Director, Climate Counts
  • The program was very well done – an excellent group of speakers and good interaction. Carolyn Kaplan, Counsel and Chief Sustainability Officer, Nixon Peabody
  • The seminar was great, and we derived tremendous value from it. Please keep us in mind for future events. Nick Balster, Program Manager, Precision Castparts Corporation
  • The event was very valuable, particularly around providing various perspectives including what is happening at a 'policy' level and at a company level, and providing a useful networking opportunity. Stathis Gould, International Federation of Accountants

Speakers

  • Aaron Zude

    Senior Director - EHS, SEMI

  • Abe Yokell

    Principal, RockPort Capital

  • Alyssa Farrell

    Global Strategist, Sustainability Solutions, SAS

  • Brad Sparks

    Director, Global Citizenship, KPMG

  • Bruce Klafter

    Senior Director, Environmental, Health and Safety, Applied Materials

  • Elise Zoli

    Partner and Chair of Energy Practice, Goodwin Procter

  • Emma Stewart, Ph.D.

    Senior Program Lead, Sustainable Business and Operations, Autodesk

  • Keith Modesitt

    Director of Product Management, Carbonetworks

  • Kenneth Ivanic

    Vice President of Environmental Markets, World Markets

  • Mark Small

    Vice President Corporate Environment, Safety and Health, Sony Electronics

  • Neal Dikeman

    Chairman and CEO, CarbonFlow

  • Nitin Narkhede

    General Manager of Technology Strategy and Innovation, Wipro Technologies

  • Pankaj Bhatia

    Senior Associate and Director, World Resource Institute and GHG Protocol Initiative

  • Paul Baier

    VP Consulting, Groom Energy

  • Reg Shiverick

    President, Dakota Software

  • Rupesh Shah

    Director of Corporate Sustainability, Intuit

  • Sami Muneer

    Senior Director, Sustainability Marketing, SAP

  • Scott Clavenna

    President and CEO, Greentech Media

  • Timothy Greiner

    Partner, Pure Strategies

  • Tymon Lodder

    Regional Director – West, The Climate Registry

  • Will Coleman

    Partner, Mohr Davidow Ventures

  • Ellen Jackowski

    Corporate Environmental Sustainability, Hewlett Packard

  • James Sullivan

    Former Director, U.S. EPA Climate Leaders Program Vice President of Advisory Services, Clear Standards

  • Jonathan Guerster

    CEO, Groom Energy Solutions

  • Karen Alonardo

    Founder & Executive Vice President of Business Development, CSRware

  • Kelly Shea

    Global Sustainable Program Manager, Workplace Solutions, Symantec Corporation

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