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Green Team Event Series (1/3): Forming and Managing a Green Team

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Start Date: Thursday, February 25, 2021 8:30 am - 9:30 am
Categories: Virtual Events

Clark County Green Business is launching a virtual Green Team Workshop Series. Over the course of three workshops, topics will range from green team engagement, waste prevention, tracking progress and change making within your organization. You will learn ways to strengthen virtual teams, receive resources and tools and practice virtual networking skills in breakout rooms.

Join us on February 25 for the first event of the 3-event series to learn about forming and managing a green team from a panel of green businesses. Presenters will share best practices for coordinating green teams for enhanced engagement. We will also discuss challenges and solutions for managing green team projects and practice our succinct communication skills with a few rounds of speed networking!

This is the perfect opportunity to learn more about involving non-green-team employees with sustainability projects, meet other businesses with similar values, and get inspired to form your own green team! Don’t miss out on this excellent learning experience.

You are welcome to share this invitation with colleagues. Advanced registration is required. For more details on the Green Team Series check out our blog post.

Event Date: 02-25-2021 8:30 am

Register at this link.

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