Name:
Sustainability Workshop
Date:
February 29, 2012
Time:
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM MST
Event Description:
Do you questionthe true benefits of sustainable practices in your organization, business, or municipality?Do you need help applying sustainability best practices?
- Operate a leaner business or organization by minimizing wasted time, resources and waste;
- Initiate customization of your own cost-effective waste diversion plan;
- Practice responsible purchasing in your specific entity;Discover why it is important to know where your products come from and of what they are made;
- Ascertain how you can make an impact on the supply chain through communication with vendors; and
- Identify products to analyze for preferred alternatives within your business or organization.
Location:
Location: NWC West Campus - Center for Training & Development
1397 Fort Drum Drive, Powell WY 82435
1397 Fort Drum Drive, Powell WY 82435
Date/Time Information:
Wednesday, February 29, 2012, 10 AM – 3 PM
Contact Information:
307-754-3494 or 307-754-6469 or online application www.northwestcollege.edu/pvce
Fees/Admission:
$200/Person Value
Fee waiver applications now available!
We want to tailor this workshop to the specific needs of communities and businesses of the Bighorn Basin represented, therefore,application by Feb. 17 is encouraged.
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Advancing Sustainable Enterprise
yellowstonebusiness.org
Grant funding to enable these workshops was obtained by Yellowstone Business Partnership from the USDA, which considered applications from across the nation. YBP’s approach to tackling regional cross-boundary challenges continues to be recognized and supported. Check out YBP’s website, if you are interested in learning more.
Fee waiver applications now available!
We want to tailor this workshop to the specific needs of communities and businesses of the Bighorn Basin represented, therefore,application by Feb. 17 is encouraged.
–—
Advancing Sustainable Enterprise
yellowstonebusiness.org
Grant funding to enable these workshops was obtained by Yellowstone Business Partnership from the USDA, which considered applications from across the nation. YBP’s approach to tackling regional cross-boundary challenges continues to be recognized and supported. Check out YBP’s website, if you are interested in learning more.
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