Time
| Topic
| Objective
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| 8:30 AM | Arrival | Registration and Breakfast |
| 9:00 AM | Opening | Welcome, introduce day, basic housekeeping
Thank hosts, supporters and team
- Odin Zackman, Facilitator
Welcome comments from:
- Leah Brunson, Microsoft (3)
- Andre de Fontaine, Pew Center for Climate Change (5)
- Victoria Mills, EDF (5)
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| 9:20 AM | Introductions | Meet the participants, hear about expectations |
| 9:40 AM | Framing | Explain format, goals for the day |
| 10:00 AM | Conversation Catalyst | Peter Senge (10)
Questions, Feedback, Discussion (20) |
| 10:30 | Solutions Statement Session | Participants meet in initial groups to refine a topic into a particular focus question that will promote brainstorming of solutions |
| 10:50 | Brief Break | |
| 11:00 AM | Solutions Salon Breakouts
Each table/breakout has a host and set of participants interested in particular topic—additional topics and themes may be proposed. | Participants explore several themes of choice for three 20 minute sessions. Some initial theme questions include:
- How do you make the business case for energy efficiency in a way that will resonate with senior management?
- What are creative ways of financing energy efficiency investments?
- What’s the best way of aligning energy efficiency incentives across departments?
- How do you best leverage partnerships across industries and sectors to make progress on energy efficiency?
- What are innovative ways of working with suppliers on energy efficiency?
- How can you best engage employees on energy efficiency efforts?
- How to incorporate green chemistry into product chain?
And your suggestions… |
| 12:00 PM | Solutions Salon Debrief | Learning from initial sessions shared to frame afternoon design session |
| 12:15 PM | Lunch | Informal networking (30)
Energy efficiency ‘talk show’ format with 2 invited guests and interviewer (25)
- Paul Fitzgerald, Sr. Director Facilities & Operations, EMC
- Richard Goode, Director of Sustainability, Alcatel-Lucent
- Devon Long-Lytle, Chapter President, Net Impact Boston
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| 1:15 | INNOVATE! Presentations | Four 3-minute presentations on a big idea in EE (15)
- David Douglas, Chief Sustainability Officer, Sun Microsystems (former)
- Elaine Strunk, Environmental Program Manager, Saunders Hotel Group
- Frank Gorke, Director, Division of Energy Efficiency, MA Dept. of Energy Resources
- Victor Olgyay, AIA, Principal, Rocky Mountain Institute
- Bruce Buckbee, Managing Partner, Leisure Green LLC
Feedback, Discussion (20) |
1:50 PM
| Design Session-Solutions Salon 75 minutes for design discussion and presentation of learning preparation and/or ongoing exploration of key challenges and potential solutions for participants | Participants choose the topic or theme from the morning session that was most interesting/most relevant to their work.
Participants work together to design a set of solutions and a process and next steps for working on these solutions. |
| 3:15 PM | Break | |
| 3:30 PM | Solutions and Innovations “Show and Tell” | Share key learning and new innovations/solutions in small group and large group format |
| 4:15 PM | Large Group Debrief | Share what was learned & possible actions/next steps |
| 4:30 PM | Thanks and Reflections | Key learning, proposed action steps, and network expansion ideas
Thank supporters, participants |
| 4:45-6:00 PM | Networking Reception | Continued informal networking |