Frankfurt and Berlin rank high on Sustainable Cities Index
February 17, 2015
Two German cities, Frankfurt and Berlin, have made the top 10 of the new Sustainable Cities Index from ARCADIS, the leading global natural and built
Two German cities, Frankfurt and Berlin, have made the top 10 of the new Sustainable Cities Index from ARCADIS, the leading global natural and built
Recycling and sustainability efforts of the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, host of The Greenbuild Conference and Expo from Oct. 22-24, 2014, resulted
Recycling Council of Ontario (RCO) awarded Canada’s Exhibition Place the 3RCertified Platinum Level Status, which recognizes organizations taking a leadership position in waste reduction and
The Exhibit and Event Marketers Association (E2MA) has become the first event and conference organization to be certified to the international sustainable meeting standard for
Amsterdam RAI has achieved its 100 percent waste recycling milestone, outlined in the sixth edition of its sustainability report, published Sept. 2.
The Oregon Convention Center (OCC) has achieved Level Four certification for the APEX/ASTM Standard pertaining to the evaluation and selection of venues for environmentally sustainable
After reaching CO2 neutrality and receiving the IMEX Green Exhibitor Award for its Germany booth at IMEX in Frankfurt in 2013, the German Convention Bureau
UFI, the global association of the exhibition industry, named the winner of its 2014 Sustainable Development competition on “Best measurement tool for effective results.”
The ASAE Convene Green Alliance (CGA) hosted a “Sustainability Smackdown: Mythbusting for Green Meeting Skeptics and Procrastinators” at the May 15 ASAE Springtime Expo at
Tom Bowman, author of “The Green Edge,” will be the guest speaker at the upcoming OCTANORM Training Seminar June 2-3 in Atlanta.
Global Initiatives and MCI were presented with the prestigious IMEX-GMIC Green Meeting Award 2014 for the Responsible Business Forum on Sustainable Development held in Singapore
Just like there is no ‘I’ in team, there also isn’t one in green.
