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A historic wave of challenges and opportunities associated with
climate change is sweeping through the public and private sectors.
In addition to the obvious risks associated with climate change
itself, an unprecedented alignment of consumer, investor,
regulatory, and industry interests is forcing us all to take stock
in how we develop and implement emissions management strategies.
Additionally, significant opportunities await organizations that
position themselves to capitalize on these market and regulatory
forces. This session will examine the risks and opportunities
related to climate change for businesses, non-profit institutions,
and governmental organizations and explore the emerging role of
climate change officers. |
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Daniel Kreeger
is co-founder and executive director of the Association of
Climate Change Officers, a professional development society
for executives in the public and private sectors whose
responsibilities include developing and directing climate
change strategies. While leading the association, Daniel has
created a forum that enables the exchange and enhancement of
best practices, industry standards, and innovation in the
area of climate change strategies. He has focused on
educating industry and government on the importance of
developing sound organizational structures and change
management programs, and establishing incentives to
encourage innovation and successful response to climate
change considerations. |
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