Growing Up Green

This panel discussion focuses on the various ways that New York nonprofit organizations can "think green" right from the early stages of their development, as well as modest changes that can have substantial impacts for an agency at any stage and in any location. Information about the economics of going green, and how environmental practices may affect fundraising are also revealed, as the speakers encourage nonprofits to realize that their physical spaces are assets for communicating their values to the public.

Panelists:

• Dr. Sandi Franklin, executive director of the Center for the Urban Environment
• Brendan Sexton, consultant, and former director of operations and commissioner of sanitation for the City of New York
• Dave Westman, resource conservation coordinator for Con Edison
• Moderated by Michael Seltzer, founder of Blue-Green Design and immediate past president of New York Regional Association of Grantmakers.

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