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Speakers
The following speakers have been
invited and/or are confirmed to speak at the 2012 Climate
Leadership Conference. Additional speakers and program
specifics will be announced over the next few weeks:
Keynote Speakers
-
Nancy Sutley
–
Chair, White House Council on Environmental
Quality
- Gina McCarthy –
Assistant Administration, Office of Air, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency
- Mary Nichols –
Chair, California Air Resources Board
- Eileen Claussen
– President, Center for Climate and Energy
Solutions
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Kateri Callahan
– President, Alliance to Save Energy
Additional
Speakers
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NEW: Lynne
Carter – Associate Director of RISA and Coastal
Sustainability, Louisiana State University
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Matt Clouse –
Director, Renewable Energy Policies & Programs,
Climate Protection Partnerships Division, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency
-
Blaine Collison –
Director, Green Power Partnership Program,
Climate Protection Partnerships Division, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency
- Cynthia Cummis
– Manager, GHG Protocol Supply Chain Initiative,
World Resources Institute
- June Fischer –
Senior Manager, Sustainability, Kohls
- Kathy Freas –
Global Water Resources and Climate Risk and
Resilience Director, CH2M Hill
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Nancy Gillis
–
Director, Federal Supply Chain Emissions and
Chair, Section 13 Interagency Working Group, U.S.
General Services Administration
- Gretchen
Hancock – Program Manager, Corporate
Environmental Programs, GE
- Nichole
Hefty – Climate Change Program Coordinator,
Miami-Dade Department of Environmental Resources
Management, Miami-Dade County
- Brian Helmuth –
Director, Environment and Sustainability Program
& Professor, Department of Biological Sciences,
University of South Carolina
- Rame Hemstreet
– Vice President, Operations & Chief Energy
Officer, Kaiser Permanente
- Tim
Higgs –
Environmental Engineer, Intel
- Louis J.
Hutchinson, III – Senior Vice President, Public
Sector Sales, Constellation Energy
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Kathy Jacobs –
Assistant Director, Climate Adaptation and
Assessment, Environment & Energy Division, White
House Office of Science and Technology Policy
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Lisa Jacobson –
Executive Director, Business Council for
Sustainable Energy
- Tim Juliani –
Director of Corporate Engagement, Center for Climate
and Energy Solutions (C2ES)
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Jennifer Jurado –
Director, Natural Resources Planning and
Management Division, Broward County Environmental
Protection and Growth Management Department
-
Wilson Korol –
Sustainability Business Leader, Avaya
- Cary Krosinsky –
Senior Vice President, Trucost
- Daniel Kreeger –
Executive Director, Association of Climate Change
Officers
- Randy LaBauve –
Vice President for Environmental Services, FPL
- Steve Leffin –
Director of Global Sustainability, UPS
- Diane
Leslie-Bryan –
Manager, Environmental Affairs, Campbell Soup
Company
- Kimbrely
Matsoukas – Sustainability Manager, Bentley
Prince Street
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Katy Mixter –
Program Associate, Citigroup
- Michael
Mondshine
–
Vice President and Senior Policy Analyst, SAIC
- Brian Mormino –
Director of Energy Policy and Emissions
Compliance, Cummins
- Clay Nesler –
Vice President, Global Energy & Sustainability,
Johnson Controls
- Jonathan Newton –
Global Lead, Supply Chain Sustainability
Strategy, Ford Motor Company
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Jayantha
Obeysekera –
Chief Modeler, South Florida Water Management District
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Neal Oddes –
Senior Director and Green Practice Lead, J.D.
Power and Associates
- Phil
Ovitt – Electric Vehicle Policy and Business
Development, NRG Energy
- Valerie Patrick
– Sustainability Coordinator, Bayer Corporation
- Kevin
Rabinovitch – Global Sustainability Director,
Mars Incorporated
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Eleni Reed –
Chief Greening Officer, U.S. General Services
Administration
- Seth Roberts –
Director of Energy & Climate Policy, The Dow
Chemical Company
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Gene Rodrigues –
Director of Policy and Program Analysis,
Southern California Edison
- David Rosenheim
– Executive Director, The Climate Registry
- Will Rowe
– Principal, Booz Allen Hamilton
- Michael
Schmitz –
Interim Executive Director, ICLEI-Local
Governments for Sustainability USA
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Doug Scott
– Chairman, Illinois Commerce Commission
- Edie Sonne Hall
–
Manager, Environmental Affairs, Weyerhaeuser
- Jim Sullivan –
Vice President, Sustainability, SAP
- Zoe
Tcholak-Antitch –
Director, North America, Carbon Disclosure
Project
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Susanne Torriente –
Assistant City Manager, City of Fort Lauderdale
- Mike Wallace –
Director, Focal Point USA, Global Reporting
Initiative
- Jeff Williams –
Director, Climate Consulting, Entergy
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Kathrin Winkler –
Vice President, EMC Corporation
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Joe Wolfsberger –
Vice President, Environment, Health and Safety,
Ingersoll Rand
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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
UPDATE:
Program Agenda Now Available!
- Tuesday, February 28, 2012
- Pre-Conference
Activities
- 8:30 AM - The Climate Registry
Members Meeting
- 11:00 AM - The Climate
Registry Board Meeting
- 12:00 PM -
ACCO Golf
Invitational
- 6:30pm - Welcome Reception
- Wednesday, February
29, 2012
- 7:30am - Registration,
Breakfast & Networking
- 8:30am - Welcome &
Introduction
- 8:45am - Plenary Session
A: A Conversation on Climate Leadership
- 9:45am - Plenary Session
B: Informed Decision Making - A Discussion on Incorporating
Climate Related Risks & Opportunities into Enterprise
Strategies
- 10:45am - Networking Break
- 11:15am - Breakout Session
1
- 1A: The National Climate
Assessment and Regional Adaptation Initiatives
- 1B: Identifying a GHG
Reduction Goal and Obtaining Support at all Levels
- 12:30pm - Lunch with
Special Guest Speaker
- 1:45pm - Networking Break
- 2:00pm - Breakout Session
2
- 2A: Assessing Energy
Efficiency and Climate Risk in the Value Chain
- 2B: Making the Business
Case for Clean Energy & Energy Efficiency Programs
- 3:15pm - Networking Break
- 3:45pm - Breakout Session
3
-
NEW: 3A: Case Studies in Reducing GHG Emissions
- 3B: Education &
Engagement: Communicating Climate to Influence Behavior
Change at Leadership and Operational Levels
- 5:30pm - Cocktail
Reception
- 6:30pm -
Climate
Leadership Awards Gala (co-sponsored by the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency)
- Thursday, March 1,
2012
- 8:30am - Introductory
Remarks
- 8:45am - Plenary Session
C: Perspectives from 2012 Climate Leadership Awards Winners
- 9:45am - Networking Break
- 10:15am - Breakout Session
4
- 4A: Building Resilience and Seizing Opportunity
Amidst Economic and Political Uncertainty
- 4B: Opportunities for
Public-Private Partnerships
- 11:15am - Networking Break
- 11:30am - Breakout Session
5
- 5A: Establishing Metrics and Benchmarks
that Change Leadership Perspectives on Climate Response
- 5B: Harmonizing Disclosure
and Supply Chain Inquiries
- Post-Conference
Activities
- Friday, March 2, 2012
- ACCO / St. Thomas
University Climate Change Law Seminar
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announcements,
agenda, scheduling, speaker bios, breakout tracks
and side events.
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