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The
second Massachusetts Green Career Conference is October
1st, 2010, Friday 8am-noon at
the Holiday Inn in Marlborough, MA.
Receive
an Early Registration Discount when you sign up by September 1st.
Register
today at www.GreenCareer.EventBrite.com
or by calling 508-481-0569.
THE
CONFERENCE
Massachusetts
is greening its economy and workforce. The conference strives to
answer the question "What is My Role in the New, Green
Economy?" by connecting stakeholders from business, education and
government, and offering career guidance to job seekers from throughout
the Commonwealth. This is a unique opportunity to reach these
important constituents all in one place, grow your green career, and help
accelerate the greening economy in Massachusetts.
EXHIBITORS
7am-12:30pm Education/Training
Programs, Businesses - Hiring and Accepting Resumes, Career Resources,
Organizations Seeking Interns
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Aerotek l
Alternative Energy Store l
American Superconductor l
Appalachian Mountain Club
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Boreal Renewable Energy Development l
Conservation Services Group l
Green
Job Spider
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Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) l
Energy
Federation Inc l
Mass Energy
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Green Planning and Coaching l
KEMA l
Massachusetts Audubon Society l
National Grid
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NStar l
Next Step Living l
Rise Engineering l
Whole Foods l
Mass GREEN Initiative
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Laborer's New England Region Organizing Fund l
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI)
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Bristol, Cape Cod and Massasoit Community Colleges l
Center for Ecological Technology
l Clark University
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UMass Lowell l
Framingham and Westfield State Universities l
and more
Companies
listed above are accepting resumes for these positions and more:
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Administrative Assistant l
Business and Home Energy Advisors l
Customer Service Assistant l
Customer Service Representative Spanish/English bilingual l
Electrical Energy Specialists l
Employment Specialist l
Energy Efficiency Analysts l
Interns with Backgrounds in Environmental Science/Biology/Chemistry
l Journeyman
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Marketing Associate
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Project Engineer/Analyst
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Professors/Teachers/Trainers
for Energy & Sustainability Programs l
Technical Support Consultants with Experience l
Weatherization and Insulation Technicians/Installers/Crew Leaders
KEYNOTE
PANEL 8-9am
l Joan Fitzgerald Author of
Emerald Cities: Urban Sustainability and Economic Development,
Professor
at Northeastern University, Director of Law/Policy and Society, Program
Director of Undergraduate Urban Studies
l Kevin Doyle
Principal of Green Economy and
New England
Clean Energy Council Workforce Development Co-Chair and author of
popular green careers guides, including The ECO Guide to Careers that
Make a Difference: Environmental Work for a Sustainable World
l Patrick Cloney
Executive
Director of the
Massachusetts
Clean
Energy
Center,
which is accelerating the growth of the clean energy industry in
Massachusetts
through direct investments in businesses and workforce development
l David J Hess
Professor in Rensselaer's Department of Science and Technology Studies
and director of the program in Ecological Economics, Values, and Policy,
and author of the Green Jobs Project about state and local government
policies in the US
SPEAKERS
9am-noon Leading experts from business, education,
government and nonprofit organizations
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Building Performance Institute l
Clean
Energy Center l
Clean Energy Council l
Home Energy Efficiency Team l
Interstate Renewable Energy Council l
New England Women in Energy and the Environment l
UMass Lowell l
and many more (See Full Schedule)
ATTENDEES
People learning about and participating in the
greening economy, such as l
local & state government staff l
business people l
educators l
academic administrators l
career service staff l
workforce
& economic development professionals l
environmentalists l
college students l
professionals l
job seekers l
green career transitioners l
and more.
THE
TOPICS
Leading
experts will offer informative sessions on timely topics:
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Introductory
Training |
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Gain
knowledge and learn about careers from leading educators & experts in
Massachusetts. |
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Sustainability
Weatherization
Renewable
Energy
Waste
Management
Green
Production
Green
Chemistry |
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Careers |
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Are you
looking for a green career in Massachusetts? Are
you greening your career or helping others? |
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The
Green Economy & Careers in Massachusetts
Green
Career Transitions and Pathways |
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Education/Training |
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Listen
to experts talk about hands-on training, industry
standards (BPI, IREC), and academic programs. |
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Hands-On
Training Beyond the Classroom
Accredited
Training in MA
College
and University Programs |
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Business |
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Hear
from businesses that are hiring, successful
entrepreneurs & a business network. |
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Businesses
that are hiring
Entrepreneur
Success Stories
Business
Networking |
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Government/Labor |
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Learn
about the latest labor market trends in MA. |
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Labor
Market Research and Government Funding
Union
and Trade Trends |
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COACHING
& RESOURCES
Sit
down with one of six experts for a one-on-one meeting at the conference at no
additional charge.
Green
Career Experts
– Coaching and resume feedback for people in career transitions
Sustainability
Experts – Coaching for
business owners/staff who want to go green.
Books
- FREE raffle for seven excellent books about green careers and sustainability
CONFERENCE
GOALS
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Develop
green careers in
Massachusetts
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Provide
green career guidance and connect people to resources
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Promote
Massachusetts
businesses and education/training programs
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Network
stakeholders from business, education, government and organizations to
foster growth
CONFERENCE
HOST
The
Massachusetts Green Career Conference is hosted by Green Workforce Training and
Associates and directed by Jen Boudrie, an instructional design expert
and a leader of local environmental sustainability efforts.
GREEN
EVENT FEATURES
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Coffee and tea are Fair
Trade and organic.
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Breakfast
items are baked on the premises or purchased from a local bakery.
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Reusable
dishware (glass, ceramic, metal) instead of disposable (paper,
plastic)
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Carpooling with colleagues is
encouraged. Other Ridesharing
to this event is available through www.Viamerge.com.
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The
estimated C02 created by this
event from car travel and electricity will be offset
by a donation to www.LiveCooler.org
to install energy efficient lighting in low-income family homes in Massachusetts.
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