Green Business Blog Carnival

Welcome bloggers!

If you cover any aspect of green business, the Green Business Blog Carnival will help get your stories out in front of a wider audience interested in what you have to say. Every Friday, the Carnival appears on a different site around the web, and highlights the news, opinion, and insight on green business published during the preceding week.

Why participate in the Green Business Blog Carnival?

Gain wider exposure to readers interested in your content.
Build links back to your blog posts from other high-quality sites.
Connect with other bloggers in the green business space.
Receive traffic from GBBC visitors.

Requirements:

There are no requirements to a successful submission other than your post being well written and relevant to a business audience. Suggested subject matters can run from entrepreneurship, the green economy, corporate behavior, poverty issues, and many more.

Where do I start?

If you’re interested in hosting the Carnival on your blog, check the schedule of open dates at the Green Business Blog Carnival calendar, and email Jeff McIntire-Strasburg at sustainablog at gmail.com with your requested date. Please use “I want to host the Green Business Blog Carnival” as your subject line.

What’s a Blog Carnival?

A blog carnival is a collection of posts, links, and ideas from many blogs on a particular subject. It’s hosted by one blog and travels from blog to blog every week.

Where We’re Going

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Webinar: Feb 17
Greening Stonyfield Farm:
As a consultant with Stonyfield Farm for the past 12 years, Switzer Fellow Tim Greiner will discuss efforts to broaden and deepen sustainability within the company. He will discuss the company's efforts to track its environmental impacts, barriers the company had to overcome.

Webinar: Feb 29
Product Scorecards for Sustainability:
Product scorecards that detail and evaluate environmental and sustainability aspects of products are increasingly adopted by leading companies. This webinar covers the best practices in this area and a case study by Seventh Generation.

NY: Mar 19-20
Wall Street Green:
The longest running and most comprehensive environmental market event in the industry. The Wall Street Green Summit covers cutting edge content, industry developments and features the practitioners and the leaders of tomorrow.

Bay Area: Mar 22-23
GRI Certified Training:
Demand for sustainability experts is growing rapidly as companies look for proven professionals. For companies, GRI trained employees mean faster implementations and better use of the GRI Sustainability Reporting Framework. Join our partner ISOS group for this two day session. Early bird discounts apply!

SF: Mar 26-28
Cleantech Forum San Francisco:
The 2012 Cleantech Forum San Francisco will mark the 10th anniversary of Cleantech Forums, the annual gathering of the global clean technology innovation community. Our theme this year is “The Power of Global Partnerships,” an exploration of how strategic relationships are playing an ever more important role in the future of clean technology. For a $300 Discount use code "VIPofTriplePundit " More Info.

SF: April 10-12
Navigating the American Carbon World:
The must-attend event for professionals in the carbon landscape. Over the past decade, NACW has consistently provided informative content, thoughtful discussions and outstanding opportunities for collaboration.

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