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Thursday, April 03, 2008 from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM (PT)
Building a Socially-Responsible Brand
for Conscious Consumers
‘Sustainability’ is the new mantra for values-driven business. Learn how to elevate your brand with employee- and environmentally-sustaining practices. The Conversation will be moderated by BBMG, the branding and integrated marketing agency that helps socially-responsible businesses to build, motivate and succeed. Join us for a Conversation with New Leaf Paper CEO Jeff Mendelsohn, Fetzer Vineyards Manager of Sustainability & Organic Development Ann Thrupp, and Café Gratitude co-founders Terces & Matthew Engelhart, who will share how they are dedicated to maintaining brands with conscious consumers in mind.
Business
Innovation Conversations bring business owners, authors and other thought leaders
together to identify and promote business employment practices that help
employees build their careers, assets and self-sufficiency, while boosting
business competitiveness and success. As part of the sustainability agenda, the
Conversations demonstrate how profitable values-based business can be for
employers of all sizes and sectors. Presented by SF Works, the SF Chamber of Commerce, SVN, PCV & Net Impact. Sponsored by Joie de Vivre Hospitality, Fetzer Vineyards & Hanson Bridgett. For more info call (415) 217-5181.
SF Works builds the careers and self-sufficiency of entry-tier and low-income workers, aligning business, civic and community motives to create new workforce policies and practices. Our programs respond to both employees' aspirations for self-sufficiency and advancement, and to employers' demands for return on investment. Our goal is to create a vibrant, motivated and self-sufficient workforce in San Francisco.
CONTACT US:
SF Works
235 Montgomery St., 12th Flr.
San Francisco, CA 94104
(415) 217-5181
www.sfworks.org
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