November 14, 2024

Exclusive free information session on the Green Economy Hub Pilot for South Georgian Bay

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The Collingwood Climate Action Team (CCAT) is inviting local businesses and organizations to an exclusive in-person information session on the innovative Green Economy Hub Pilot project for the South Georgian Bay region. The event will take place from 5:30 - 7:30 pm, on Tuesday, November 26, at the Blue Mountains Publlc Library.

Sustainability is proving to be a strategic advantage for organizations across Canada, and Green Economy Hubs are central to this shift. In partnership with Green Economy Canada, CCAT is proud, along with many multi-sector partners, to help lead the launch of the Hub Pilot Project in Southern Georgian Bay. Participating businesses will join Green Economy Canada's extensive network, gaining valuable resources to measure their carbon footprint, set and achieve reduction targets, develop actionable strategies, and monitor progress over time.

This free event will feature inspiring stories from local businesses that have joined the pilot project and are already taking steps to reduce their carbon pollution. Attendees will have the chance to engage directly with these trailblazers, ask questions, and network with other local business leaders committed to sustainability.

By greening your business, you can strengthen your brand, reduce costs, foster employee and customer engagement, and make a meaningful impact in your community.

Join the CCAT for refreshments, short presentations, and engaging discussions.

Learn how your business can be a part of this transformative movement towards a greener future.

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