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2010
EMA Workshop
ETHICS IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT -
How much does caring cost?
How much does not caring cost?
Presented
by
Tuesday, April 13th, 2010
BCIT Vancouver Campus
Vancouver, BC
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WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
Is that ethical? Does this question ever come up for you in your organization? Even if it doesn’t, are you considering the ethics involved in the decisions that you make. Specifically, do you know enough about ethics as it pertains to the environment and are you making the right choices for yourself, your business or your organization? Come learn from your peers and experts in ethics as it relates to decisions in professionalism, learning, teaching, procurement, bidding, marketing, legalities and insurance as they relate to ethics in environmental management. You and your colleagues won’t want to miss this session. Challenge your professionalism and ensure you are equipped with the most current information on the ethics in environmental management.
Specific topics to be covered in the workshop include:
· Science and Policy – Is Science Biased Toward Natural?
· Ethics in Professional Associations – APEGBC
· The legalities of making ethical decisions.
· How to insure for ethical matters.
· Ethical Investing
· Ethics in business: procurement, bidding and your environmental responsibilities
· Current ethical teachings in academia
Speakers invited to be present at the workshop include:
· Keynote – Dr. Bob Lackey - http://oregonstate.edu/dept/fw/lackey/Bio.htm
· Derek Doyle – APEGBC - http://www.apeg.bc.ca/about/staff_leadership.html
· Michael Russell – Leading Professional Liability Insurance
· Provincial Government
· Local Government
· Local Industry Representatives
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Event Details:
Registration Information:
Registration for the event will be $260/ member and $310/non-member for the early bird rate and after March 30th, 2010 the registration fees will increase by $100.
Dates & Times: Tuesday April 13, 2009, 08:00 - 17:00
Location: BCIT Downtown Campus, 555 Seymour Street, Vancouver
Parking &Transportation: BCIT underground Parking and Various Downtown Locations
The BCIT campus is easily accessible by bus, Skytrain, and car. |
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As a sponsor of the EMA Workshop, your first and foremost benefit is interacting with the diverse nature of our membership who are your existing and potential colleagues and clients. This can be achieved at the workshop as well as in information sent to all members prior to the workshop, the EMA website and in media such as newsletters, advertising, etc.
In addition, as a workshop sponsor, you are entitled to various benefits. As this year has proven to have thrown all of us some challenges, we are offering all sponsors a reduced rate for involvement in order to ensure this important workshop still takes place. All sponsors are rewarded with exposure at one of BC’s premier yearly events for senior personnel from British Columbia’s Environmental Management Industry representing Industry, Consulting, Managers and Service Providers.
In previous years, the workshop day sponsorships sold out and there was a wait list for attendees. Now is the time to sign up to ensure you are not disappointed! Find out more information here or choose your sponsorship level below.
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