NAEM's Best of 2008 Forum Presentations

EHS WEB SEMINARS - BEST OF FORUM PRESENTATIONS

Finish the year with 3 great NAEM Web Seminars!

1. Want to create a sustainability report, but aren’t sure what data to measure and gather?

Web Seminar: Metrics and Sustainability Reporting: What to Collect to Maximize the Effectiveness of Your Report
Dec 9th, 2008, 1PM to 2:30PM EST
Learn how to meet your transparency, accounting and business objectives with your report.

2. Could better leadership get your organization better results?

Web Seminar: Reflections on the Act of Leading
Dec 11th, 2008 1PM to 2:30PM EST
Walk away with practical ways to improve leadership behaviors that drive an empowered, results driven organization.

3. Is sustainability moving from a side project to a main strategy at your company?

Web Seminar: Impact of Sustainability on Corporate Strategies
Dec 17th, 2008 1PM to 2:30PM EST
Learn how three corporations have becomes leaders in environmental sustainability.

Choose from each of the sessions or attend all three and save 20%! These webinars were rated as the top presentations from the 2008 EHS Forum and are being offered so that everyone can enjoy the best of the Forum.

Member Cost: $135, or $325 for all three (savings of 20%)
Non-member Cost- $175, or $420 for all three (savings of 20%)

Metrics and Sustainability Reporting: What to Collect to Maximize the Effectiveness of Your Report
Tuesday, December 9th, 2008, 1 PM to 2:30PM EST
Speakers:	William McGlocklin, Director of Environmental Affairs, SKF USA, Inc Elaine Salewske, Senior Manager, Corporate Communications, Baxter International, Inc Dave Rath, Chief Executive Officer, Process MAP, Moderator
As industry faces increasing pressure from investors and consumers, sustainability reporting is now the widely accepted mechanism for business to communicate about the impacts of its decisions and activities on society and the environment. In this session, you’ll hear how to determine and use metrics to create a sustainability report, while achieving transparency, accounting and business objectives.

Reflections on the Act of Leading

Thursday, December 11th, 2008, 1 PM-2:30 PM EST

Speaker:

Alex Pollock, Formerly Director of EHS, The Dow Chemical Company

Everything rises and falls on leadership. Each organization is uniquely equipped to get the results it gets. Are you the kind of leader that your organization wants you to be? Is your organization delivering the results that are expected? Reflecting upon over 30 years of leadership experience with a multinational corporation, Alex will share practical ways to improve leadership behaviors that translate into empowered, results delivering organizations that attract and retain personnel.

Impact of Sustainability on Corporate Strategies
Wednesday, December 17th, 2008, 1 PM – 2:30PM EST
Speakers:	Larry Deeney, Manager of Global Environment, General Mills Sarah Gibson, Global Environmental Programs, Dell Michael Hewett, Manager of Environmental Services, Publix Super Markets, Inc Dick Pastor, Vice President – Retail Sector, Shaw Environmental, Moderator
Environmental sustainability within the corporate structure has moved from performing a handful of disparate “green” projects to being a key factor in the future success of the business. Stakeholders are demanding that companies become more environmentally conscious. Sustainability is now driving business strategies, from building design to product formulation to environmental footprint analysis. Those who succeed in addressing the sustainability upsurge are gaining a competitive advantage. How does a company suddenly become “environmentally sustainable”? Hear how three leading corporations have approached this challenge. As Kermit the Frog once said; “It’s not easy being green.”

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