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How to Make the Most of The 2012 Net Impact Conference

THIS CALL IS FREE & OPEN | Featuring: Net Impact Staff | Laura Clise, Director of Sustainable Development, AREVA Inc. | Kirstin Gunderson, Senior Manager, Renewable Energy, Walmart
Oct 10 | 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET / 4 PM GMT

About the Webinar

Are you excited for this year's Net Impact Conference? Ready to generate new ideas, make lasting relationships, and build a stronger career in just three days? We know that with more than 100 sessions and workshops, in addition to a bustling career Expo and networking events, you will want to take advantage of these great opportunities--and we are here to help! Join us for a special, pre-conference Issues in Depth Call open to the public to learn more about how to stand out among our 2,800 attendees and forge powerful new connections. Net Impact staff members, in addition to guest speakers Laura Clise, Director of Sustainable Development at AREVA Inc., and Kirstin Gunderson, Senior Manager in Renewable Energy at Walmart, will guide you through how to make the most of your weekend in Baltimore.

About the Speakers

Laura Clise is the Director of Sustainable Development for AREVA Inc., responsible for the development and deployment of AREVA’s North American sustainable development strategy. Laura supports the continued integration of sustainable development into regional business strategy, sustainability reporting, supplier diversity and stakeholder engagement for the region. Before joining AREVA, Laura’s sustainability experience included work for the U.N. Global Compact and Business for Social Responsibility.

Kirstin Gunderson is a Senior Renewable Energy Manager for Walmart Stores, Inc. Walmart’s renewable energy project team is responsible for the successful deployment of the company’s diversified onsite renewable energy portfolio in the US and Puerto Rico markets. Kirstin received her MBA from the George Washington School of Business, where she graduated in 2012 as a Global Leaders Fellow, and Hilda Sidman Scholar. During her time at GW, she was the President of the Net Impact GW, and was heavily involved with GW’s Energy Group and its Clean-Technology University program.

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