Update: The webinar is now over. Watch the video recording.
VANCOUVER / MUSQUEAM, SQUAMISH & TSLEIL-WAUTUTH TERRITORIES — British Columbia’s climate plan, CleanBC, opens doors for businesses to innovate and grow, according to corporate leaders.
That’s the focus of an upcoming public online forum, presented by the Business Coalition for a Clean Economy, in association with the Pembina Institute.
Next week’s one-hour webinar features speakers from QuadReal Property Group, Parkland Fuel Corporation, Climate Smart Businesses, and the Pembina Institute, and a Q&A session.
Media and the public are invited to attend What CleanBC Means for Business via web or telephone (free). Online registration is required.
Pembina Institute experts are available for advance interviews on this topic.
Event: What CleanBC means for business
Date: Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Time: 11 a.m. PDT
Register: pembina.org/CleanBCBiz
Speakers:
- Jamie Gray-Donald, senior vice president for sustainability and EHS, QuadReal Property Group
- Kel Coulson, manager for policy and external relations, Parkland Fuel Corporation
- Elizabeth Sheehan, president, Climate Smart Businesses
- Karen Tam Wu, B.C. director, Pembina Institute
Moderator: Drummond Lawson, director of sustainability, Arc’teryx
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Join the conversation on Twitter: #CleanBCBiz @Pembina
Contact
Stephen Hui
Senior Communications Lead, Pembina Institute
778-987-7654
stephenh@pembina.org
Tw: @StephenHui
Background
Op-ed: Climate action makes good business sense for B.C.
Media release: B.C. businesses: New climate plan will boost clean economic growth
About us
The Business Coalition for a Clean Economy (BCCE) is a network of leading B.C. businesses and organizations aligned behind a vision for a clean and prosperous economy and climate action. We believe that strong climate and energy policy provides certainty and is good for business.
The Pembina Institute is a non-profit think-tank that advocates for strong, effective policies to support Canada’s clean energy transition. We have offices in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, and Ottawa.
