MAR. 20: AeA GREEN EVENT AT UCLA: HOW GOING GREEN IMPACTS THE BOTTOM LINE

"Going Green" encompasses strategies and practices that aim to protect, support and enhance the natural resources that will be needed in the future, while meeting the needs of company stakeholders today. How can your company embrace a serious commitment to the environment, while also ensuring that this commitment has a favorable impact on your profitability as well? Is your company at a disadvantage for attracting top talent by not having sustainability initiatives in place. The panel will highlight success stories of companies that have made their green initiatives translate to more green in the corporate coffers, and share insights into the concept of the triple bottom line - Profits, Planet and People.

About AeA Los Angeles Council

The AeA (http://www.aeanet.org/) is the largest non-profit national association of high-tech companies in the United States - with about 2,300 companies - representing all segments of the industry and 1.8 million employees. The LA Council, lead by chair Lee Fox (www.linkedin.com/in/leefox1), is leading a local effort to educate high tech executives & future decision makers on the importance of Corporate Social Responsibility, Advocacy and Governance.

How Going Green Impacts The Bottom Line, March 20, 2008, UCLA - Anderson School of Management, Executive Dining Room B208, 1100 Westwood Place, Los Angeles, CA. 5:30 PM - 8:30 pm. For more information, see their blog at http://aeala.blogspot.com/, or see www.aeanet.org.