Early Bird Registration Ends March 15
The 2010 Good Jobs, Green Jobs National Conference is the leading forum for transforming ideas into action and building a green economy that creates good jobs, reduces global warming and preserves America’s economic and environmental security.
Early Bird Registration is now open for the 2010 Good Jobs, Green Jobs National Conference, which will take place May 4-6, 2010 at the Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C., for a fee of just $125. But act fast: Early Bird Registration will only last until March 15, when the price will increase to $165.
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Submit Your Media to the Green Jobs Media Project
The 2010 Good Jobs, Green Jobs National Conference will highlight good, green jobs across the United States. To do that, we need your help.
You can send us your photos, videos, artwork or poetry by uploading them to this site. We will use these submissions throughout the Conference to highlight good, green jobs and our efforts to create them across the country.
2010 Green Innovation Expo
The Green Innovation Expo showcases companies and organizations that are leaders from labor, industry, environment and academia and are charting the path toward growing the green economy and developing clean energy jobs.
By participating in the 2010 Green Innovation Expo, your company or organization will receive exposure to more than 4,000 attendees of the Good Jobs, Green Jobs National Conference.
2009 Green Jobs Conference
Martin O'Malley, Governor of Maryland, spoke at the 2009 Good Jobs, Green Jobs National Conference.The 2009 Good Jobs, Green Jobs National Conference brought together nearly 3,000 labor, environmental and business advocates to share ideas and strategies for building a new, green economy.
The 2009 Conference was convened by 120 labor unions, environmental organizations, non-profits and businesses, and featured speeches from U.S. EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson, Senators Sherrod Brown, Amy Klobuchar and Debbie Stabenow, and UNEP Executive Director Achim Steiner.
The 2009 Conference also featured workshops and speakers the green economy, and the 2009 Green Jobs Expo.