Announcing 2010-2011 Brandeis Net Impact Leadership team!

 Heller Co-President: Dmitry Levin
IBS Co-President: Karen Hung
VP Events, Heller: Julie Mullen
VP Events, IBS: Thomas Stretton
VP Membership, Heller: Andrea Shaye
VP Membership, IBS: Kristina Vera
VP Marketing, Heller: Anna Berezina
VP Marketing, IBS: Markus Englhardt
Treasurer: Rekha Chandra
 
This is one of our strongest teams yet! You can look forward to many great things from them this coming year! 
 

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CAREER SERVICES BROWN BAG LUNCH: GREEN TECHNOLOGY
Tuesday, November 9th, 12:15 – 1:45pm, Heller G55
Join us for a Green Technology Brown Bag lunch with a Heller alum, Nick Addivinola, who received his MBA from Heller in December 2008 and is currently working as an associate with TD Bank Project Finance, a group focused on green technology (see his bio below for more information). He will be in the Boston area on Monday and has generously offered to speak to students interested in learning more about the green technology field including his own experience getting into this sector, recommendations for how best to position yourself for this field and emerging trends for the future. Please RSVP to DRiebman@brandeis.edu if you would like to attend.

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The Boston College Graduate Net Impact Chapter presents:
 
Mark Buckley
VP of Environmental Affairs at Staples, Inc.
When: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 5:00 PM
Where: Boston College, Fulton Hall Room 130

Mark Buckley directs Staples’ global environmental commitment and sustainable business practices. He is responsible for driving the company’s environmental leadership in four major areas: the development, purchase and promotion of environmentally preferable products; waste reduction and recycling initiatives; the development of global carbon reduction and renewable energy strategies; as well as environmental education initiatives for customers and associates focused on sustainability. A 19-year Staples veteran, Buckley was previously vice president of facilities management and purchasing at Staples where he directed company-wide recycling and energy conservation programs. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in biology from St. Anselm’s College and is an active member of several environmental groups in the State of Massachusetts. He serves on the Board and is currently the President of the Board of Directors for the John Andrew Mazie Memorial Foundation an organization dedicated to mentoring disadvantaged youth in Framingham, MA. He serves on the Board of Erthnxt, a Philadelphia, PA based non profit focused on environmental education and empowering youth and has previously served on the Board of Directors for Staples Foundation for Learning.
Staples Soul: http://www.staples.com/sbd/content/about/soul/index.html

Please RSVP to Andreas Paminger at paminger@bc.edu

**SCHEDULE CHANGE & ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITY**

Net Impact at Brandeis University presents:

Jeffrey Hollender of Seventh Generation –
“Creating a Game Plan for Business to Transition to a Sustainable Economy”

4:00 PM
Jeffrey Hollender Speaks @ Brandeis University (Shapiro Campus Center)
Please RSVP with Eileen Gallagher at egallagh@brandeis.edu !

5:30 PM
Seventh Generation will provide transportation from Brandeis to:

6:30 PM
John Joseph Moakley Courthouse
1 Courthouse Way, Boston, MA

Join Seventh Generation, Rainforest Action Network and Whole Foods Market to learn more about what they’re doing and what you can do to end the destruction of vital ecosystems.

Please RSVP to Sara Kutchukian at Seventh Generation: snk@seventhgeneration.com or 800.456.1191 ext. 609

Jeffrey Hollender Arrives on September 24, 2009!

Brandeis Net Impact Presents:
Jeffrey Hollender, Chief Inspired Protagonist, Seventh Generation

Where: Shapiro Theater, Brandeis University (415 South St., Waltham, MA 02453)
Why: Because Corporate Responsibility and Environmental Sustainability Matters.

Please RSVP to Eileen at egallagh@brandeis.edu as soon as possible!

About Jeffrey Hollender
Jeffrey Hollender, Co-Founder and Chief Inspired Protagonist of Seventh Generation, is a well-respected leader in the socially and environmentally responsible communities.  Jeffrey led the company from its humble beginnings to its current position as the leading and fastest-growing brand of household and personal care products for your living home.  Jeffrey is also a leading authority on issues related to making a positive difference in the health of the planet and its inhabitants through our everyday choices.

About Seventh Generation
Seventh Generation is committed to being the most trusted brand of household and personal care products for your living home. Their products are healthy and safe for the air, the surfaces, the fabrics, the pets, and the people within your home — and for the community and environment outside of it.

For information on Seventh Generation cleaning, paper, baby and feminine personal care products, to find store locations, and explore the company’s website visit www.seventhgeneration.com. To read more about Seventh Generation’s corporate responsibility, visit the Corporate Consciousness Report at: www.seventhgeneration.com/corporate-responsibility/2007.

Event Co-Sponsors

• Net Impact
• Net Impact Boston Professionals Chapter
• Campus Sustainability Initiative:
• Students for Environmental Action
• SAVE
• External Affairs, International Business School
• The Heller School for Social Policy & Management

For more information
Please contact Brynne Speizer, Net Impact Events Coordinator at bspeizer@brandeis.edu.