Business Comes Together to Discuss the Future of the Green Enterprise
The Green Enterprise World Forum (www.greenenterpriseforum.com)
The conference, taking place on the 23rd February 2010 at 76 Portland Place, London, will feature organizations such as the BBC, CiTi Group, HSBC, JP Morgan, LDV, GM, AXA and Deutsche Bank, discussing topics such as “The Business Value of Green Computing”, “The Case for the Green SMB” and “Future Considerations for the IT Industry.”
Key speakers include:
• John Linwood, Chief Technology Officer, BBC
• Bill Thomas, Group Head Sustainability, HSBC
• John Killey, Head of Reality Services EMEA, Citigroup
• Rachel Gentry, Deputy Director, ICT Strategy & Policy, Cabinet Office
• Ashley Davis, Managing Director, Datacenter Strategy, JP Morgan Chase
• Christopher Linfoot, IT Director, LDV Group
• Truska Angel, Head of Climate Change & Corporate Social Responsibility, AXA
• Simon Palinkas, Head of Green IT, Tesco
• Pamal Sharma, CIO, General Motors
• Mike Spink, Research Director, Gartner
The event will also be streamed Live online free of charge enabling those who cannot attend to take part and interact via the live discussion forum. Online viewers can also send in questions to speakers in real-time.
A 15% early booking discount ends on the 29th January, up to which the price for attendance is just £200.00. To register, then please visit www.greenenterpriseforum.com or call +44 (0) 845 519 1230.
For further information on the event then please contact Mark Johnstone on +44 (0) 845 519 1230 or email mark@keynoteworld.com
