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WHO:
The Delta Emerging Leaders, an auxiliary board of the Delta
Institute, engages young professionals interested in sustainability
issues.
WHAT:
The
inaugural Green Soapbox, an event series bringing together
Chicago's emerging green leaders.
WHEN:
Wednesday,
October 13, 2010, 6:30-9:00 p.m.
WHERE:
Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, 2430 N. Cannon Drive, Chicago
HOW
MUCH: $15 by Noon10/13, $20 at the door BUY NOW!
WHY:
Today's young professionals want to be green, and there are many
ways to do so - so many that it can be daunting to get started. The
Green Soapbox event provides an informal but substantive setting
for young, emerging leaders to listen, learn and engage with each
other and with young, established leaders who have successfully
navigated today's green opportunities.
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MORE INFO
The Green
Soapbox event will bring together emerging green professionals with
young, established green professionals to listen, learn and engage
in a fun and festive environment.
These
thoughtful speakers will get up on their soapbox:
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Lisa Elkins, Architect/Principal, 2 Point Perspective Architecture
+ Interiors
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Paige Finnegan, COO, e-One
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Laura Knezevic, Director, Illinois Student Environmental
Coalition
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Steve Pincuspy, Senior Program Associate, Safer Pest Control
Project
These fun
prizes will be raffled off:
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Case of Krankshaft beer from Chicago's Metropolitan Brewing
& brewery
tour
* $40 gift certificate to Uncommon Ground, a farm fresh Chicago
restaurant
* $50
gift certificate to Pastoral, an artisan cheese, wine and sandwich
shop
* One
year membership to the Notebaert Nature Museum
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Mirror from the Rebuilding Exchange made of old-growth
reclaimed
These
cool tunes will be performed:
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Allen Cruz of Snow 'N Charm - a local pop band with jazzy
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