EEBN membership brochure
Yes! I want to help lead Kansas City area businesses toward environmental excellence!
The Environmental Excellence Business Network Our mission is to lead Kansas City area businesses toward environmental excellence through environmental, social and economic sustainability.
Name: ___________________________________ Company: _______________________________
Network members represent businesses that are taking a market approach to environmental improvements and sustainable business practices. The EEBN provides opportunities for businesses to share tools, techniques, technologies and strategies with each other to accomplish similar goals. The EEBN coordinates between three and six annual events for members. Leading businesses host events to share their successes and resources with professionals like you. Hallmark Cards, Harley-Davidson, General Motors and Sprint have hosted events in the past. You can tour facilities to view improvements in action and participate in presentations, learning how to use tools to implement similar programs at your facilities. Networking opportunities abound to ask questions and find information. The EEBN focuses on practical opportunities in broad areas such as waste reduction, energy efficiency, environmental management systems, employee involvement and green purchasing, in addition to specific sector challenges.
Why Join? Since 1998, EEBN has been bringing together Kansas City area business people who share a commitment to environmental stewardship. One of the EEBN presentations in 2002 led to the creation of the Kansas City By-Product Synergy Initiative project, where waste from one company becomes a resource to another business participating in the program. This is just one example of what the possibilities are when businesses get together—and the EEBN is where that happens.
2007 Membership Benefits: FREE admission to most EEBN events — usually between three and six events per year. The number of free admissions per event is based on the membership category. Members receive reduced rates for environmental and safety training, with offerings such as HAZWOPER, HazCom, First Aid/CPR and more. Periodic “beyond compliance” workshops and trainings are provided on topics such as LEEDTM, ISO 14000 and Environmental Management Systems. Sponsors are listed in EEBN and Bridging The Gap materials, so thousands of participants and volunteers are aware of your commitment to environmental excellence. Become a member online at www.eebn.net.
Address: ________________________________ City, State, Zip: ___________________________ Phone: __________________________________ Email: ___________________________________ Membership dues are based on the number of employees attending EEBN events: Individual - $75 Up to 5 Business / Government $250 Non-Profit $150 (For 31 or more employees, please
6-19 $450 $300 call.)
20-30 $1000 $800
Payment Type: ___ Check payable to Bridging The Gap ___ Credit Card: Number: _______________________________ Expiration Date: _________________________ Name on Card: __________________________ ____
I would like to become more involved in the EEBN. Please tell me how.
____
My company might be interested in becoming a corporate sponsor. A Membership Chairperson will contact you.
Please mail information and payment to: Bridging The Gap EEBN Membership 435 Westport Rd., #23 Kansas City, MO 64111
For more information about The Environmental Ex cellence Business Network, call 816-561-1087 or visit www .bridgingthegap.org Excellence www.bridgingthegap.org .bridgingthegap.org..
The EEBN Steering Committee is a group of business leaders who provide time, direction and experience for the EEBN. Steering Committee members actively plan events, develop resources, raise funds and ensure the consistent quality and value of the EEBN. Bruce Bowers Harley-Davidson Motor Co.
David Brewer
Stephanie Luebbering Tetra Tech EM, Inc.
(Membership Co-Chair) SCS Engineers 913-451-7510
Jeffrey Lanan
David E. Brown
Venessa Pottie
Honeywell Federal Manufacturing and Technologies
Tetra Tech, Inc.
Kevin Brown General Motors
Lisa Cox (Membership Co-Chair) City of Overland Park, Kansas 913-895-6172
Lisa Danbury Mid-America Regional Council
Larry Falkin (Co-Chair) Jackson County, Missouri Parks and Recreation Dept. 816-229-8980, ext. 27
TRC Environmental Corporation
Rick Robson Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Andy Savastino City of Kansas City, Missouri
Shelly Schneider Franklin Associates, a Division of ERG
2007 Environmental Excellence Business Network Events May 14 - “A Breath of Fresh Air: Reducing Emission and Increasing Profits” In partnership with the Mid-America Regional Council July 13 - Environmental Excellence Business Network Picnic at Longview Lake, Shelter #12, 3:00 PM until dusk. Families welcome. Activities will include pontoon boat tours of the lake and programs by the Park Naturalist. Free admission. August 3 – Missouri Department of Natural Resources Learn more about the environmental resources and funding MDNR has available for your company. Additional events are expected to the schedule. Events dates and topics are subject to change.
Join The E nvironmental E xcellence B usiness N etwork!
Phaedra Svec Elements Division of BNIM Architects
Sponsors:
Julie WestHoff Prairie Environmental
John Horn Kansas City Power & Light
Steve Kidwell (Co-Chair) Lafarge North America, Inc. 816-257-3607
Harley-Davidson Motor Co., Inc. Tetra Tech EM, Inc. Lafarge North America SCS Engineers
Printed on Recycled Paper
The Environmental Excellence Business Network is an affilate of Bridging The Gap.
The Environmental Excellence Business Network Our mission is to lead Kansas City area businesses toward environmental excellence through environmental, social and economic sustainability.
Name: ___________________________________ Company: _______________________________
Network members represent businesses that are taking a market approach to environmental improvements and sustainable business practices. The EEBN provides opportunities for businesses to share tools, techniques, technologies and strategies with each other to accomplish similar goals. The EEBN coordinates between three and six annual events for members. Leading businesses host events to share their successes and resources with professionals like you. Hallmark Cards, Harley-Davidson, General Motors and Sprint have hosted events in the past. You can tour facilities to view improvements in action and participate in presentations, learning how to use tools to implement similar programs at your facilities. Networking opportunities abound to ask questions and find information. The EEBN focuses on practical opportunities in broad areas such as waste reduction, energy efficiency, environmental management systems, employee involvement and green purchasing, in addition to specific sector challenges.
Why Join? Since 1998, EEBN has been bringing together Kansas City area business people who share a commitment to environmental stewardship. One of the EEBN presentations in 2002 led to the creation of the Kansas City By-Product Synergy Initiative project, where waste from one company becomes a resource to another business participating in the program. This is just one example of what the possibilities are when businesses get together—and the EEBN is where that happens.
2007 Membership Benefits: FREE admission to most EEBN events — usually between three and six events per year. The number of free admissions per event is based on the membership category. Members receive reduced rates for environmental and safety training, with offerings such as HAZWOPER, HazCom, First Aid/CPR and more. Periodic “beyond compliance” workshops and trainings are provided on topics such as LEEDTM, ISO 14000 and Environmental Management Systems. Sponsors are listed in EEBN and Bridging The Gap materials, so thousands of participants and volunteers are aware of your commitment to environmental excellence. Become a member online at www.eebn.net.
Address: ________________________________ City, State, Zip: ___________________________ Phone: __________________________________ Email: ___________________________________ Membership dues are based on the number of employees attending EEBN events: Individual - $75 Up to 5 Business / Government $250 Non-Profit $150 (For 31 or more employees, please
6-19 $450 $300 call.)
20-30 $1000 $800
Payment Type: ___ Check payable to Bridging The Gap ___ Credit Card: Number: _______________________________ Expiration Date: _________________________ Name on Card: __________________________ ____
I would like to become more involved in the EEBN. Please tell me how.
____
My company might be interested in becoming a corporate sponsor. A Membership Chairperson will contact you.
Please mail information and payment to: Bridging The Gap EEBN Membership 435 Westport Rd., #23 Kansas City, MO 64111
For more information about The Environmental Ex cellence Business Network, call 816-561-1087 or visit www .bridgingthegap.org Excellence www.bridgingthegap.org .bridgingthegap.org..
The EEBN Steering Committee is a group of business leaders who provide time, direction and experience for the EEBN. Steering Committee members actively plan events, develop resources, raise funds and ensure the consistent quality and value of the EEBN. Bruce Bowers Harley-Davidson Motor Co.
David Brewer
Stephanie Luebbering Tetra Tech EM, Inc.
(Membership Co-Chair) SCS Engineers 913-451-7510
Jeffrey Lanan
David E. Brown
Venessa Pottie
Honeywell Federal Manufacturing and Technologies
Tetra Tech, Inc.
Kevin Brown General Motors
Lisa Cox (Membership Co-Chair) City of Overland Park, Kansas 913-895-6172
Lisa Danbury Mid-America Regional Council
Larry Falkin (Co-Chair) Jackson County, Missouri Parks and Recreation Dept. 816-229-8980, ext. 27
TRC Environmental Corporation
Rick Robson Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Andy Savastino City of Kansas City, Missouri
Shelly Schneider Franklin Associates, a Division of ERG
2007 Environmental Excellence Business Network Events May 14 - “A Breath of Fresh Air: Reducing Emission and Increasing Profits” In partnership with the Mid-America Regional Council July 13 - Environmental Excellence Business Network Picnic at Longview Lake, Shelter #12, 3:00 PM until dusk. Families welcome. Activities will include pontoon boat tours of the lake and programs by the Park Naturalist. Free admission. August 3 – Missouri Department of Natural Resources Learn more about the environmental resources and funding MDNR has available for your company. Additional events are expected to the schedule. Events dates and topics are subject to change.
Join The E nvironmental E xcellence B usiness N etwork!
Phaedra Svec Elements Division of BNIM Architects
Sponsors:
Julie WestHoff Prairie Environmental
John Horn Kansas City Power & Light
Steve Kidwell (Co-Chair) Lafarge North America, Inc. 816-257-3607
Harley-Davidson Motor Co., Inc. Tetra Tech EM, Inc. Lafarge North America SCS Engineers
Printed on Recycled Paper
The Environmental Excellence Business Network is an affilate of Bridging The Gap.
