Virtual Energy Forum Taps Newt Gingrich for Keynote
When I think of energy and sustainability issues, Newt Gingrich isn't the first name that comes to mind. But his background as an environmental studies professor, as well as his ongoing push for entrepreneurial environmentalism, has led to the Virtual Energy Forum to ask Gingrich to give the keynote speech at their upcoming online forum.
During his speech, which will be presented as a live, interactive webcast, Gingrich will focus on business partnerships that solve environmental problems. The forum is targeted for business executives, but admission is free and anyone can listen in. Gingrich's speech is scheduled for June 10, 11 AM EST.
Other speakers taking part in the Virtual Energy Forum include David Chamberlain (Raytheon's principal energy engineer), Christian Belady (Microsoft's power and cooling architect), Dick Munson (author of From Edison to Enron: The Business of Power and What It Means for the Future of Electricity) and a whole slew of other people involved in the day-to-day efforts of companies seeking to make their businesses sustainable.
If you're interested in listening in on Gingrich's speech (or any of the other offerings of the forum), you can register at the Virtual Energy Forum site.
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