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EE Global 2010 is just over two months away, and is shaping up to be your best opportunity to interact with and learn from the foremost thought leaders in energy efficiency. But don't take our word for it. Hear what EE Global's speakers and supporters have to say about the event: "EE Global represents the best forum for organizations promoting or adopting energy efficiency." – EE Global speaker Sumir Karayi, founder and CEO of event sponsor 1E. Register Today & WinHaven't registered? Do it today and you could win an all-access pass to EE Global 2010! To enter the bi-weekly drawing, tell us in 3-4 sentences why you're looking forward to attending. Here's what one of our winners had to say: "I'm interested in global and U.S. trends in energy efficiency, with regards to finding business opportunities and learning about what my competitors are doing." – Charlie Takeuchi, director of sales & marketing, Industrial Components & Equipment Industrial Systems Division, Hitachi America, Ltd.
Marketplace of IdeasOur world class agenda is filling up quickly with some of the top names in the energy efficiency field such as James Corless, director of Transportation for America; Larry Wash, president of Trane Global Services; and Dave Norris, mayor of the City of Charlottesville, Va. But there's still an opportunity to have your voice heard if you sign up for the Marketplace of Ideas, a unique poster session taking place front-and-center in the Solutions Showcase exposition hall. Professionals working on energy efficiency policies, technologies, market transformation and financing approaches are encouraged to apply by March 19 for the following end-use sectors:
Whether a speaker or registrant, or a participant in the Marketplace of Ideas, you are certain to leave EE Global 2010 with new contacts, ideas and strategies for taking energy efficiency to new heights. We look forward to seeing you there! |
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