events 2006

CSR - In the City, is sustain' magazine's series of business symposium events, hosted in the heart of the City, at the London Stock Exchange. The 2007 programme opens May 14th, with In The City: CSR & THE PROPERTY SECTOR - a one-day conference, with accompanying workshop seminars, designed to showcase and debate the issues surrounding corporate responsibility: the message the media; and the audience. There will be a special workshop hosted by csrnetwork on: Who Cares - Materiality, Reporting & Stakeholder Dialogue. Very few spaces left!

REFURB & RESTORATION
Throughout the UK, there are thousands of buildings lying derelict or in a poor state of repair - buildings that can be brought back into useful existence, as places of work, places to live or as places of interest.
Showcasing sustainable refurb and restoration, Revive will examine in detail the ways in which to deliver a successful project, from the initial stages of funding and planning through to the on-site practicalities of dealing with often problematic sites. In so doing, Revive will provide a showcase for the skills and artisan trades often required to carry out such complex projects, whilst also presenting best-practice case studies and beautifully illustrated examples of restoration work.
Alongside the main conference, which will discuss seminal issues, such as heritage, conservation and adaption, there will be seminar workshops run by leading authorities. The seminars will emphasise the importance of urban restoration and sustainable development and will be open to all conference delegates to attend.

In the City: CARBON - The New Currency of Business
This conference represents the second date in the 2006 programme of 'In the City' Symposium events, hosted by sustain at the very heart of the UK commercial marketplace, the London Stock Exchange.
The core element of the symposiumon Sustainability, Climate Change and the City is the one-day conference programme, compiled under the direction of the sustain editorial team. In addition, there are three complementary sponsored workshop seminars, plus structured networking opportunities.
The event is designed to showcase and debate the issues surrounding Carbon as they affect all stakeholders active in the business arena, from government and the NGOs, through investors and markets, to business and industry. Given that the corporate sector is already gearing up to calculate, trade, offset and report on emissions, the conference will look to answer the question: 'is Carbon the New Currency of Business?'

14DAYS - 2006 Annual Conference
With lots of positive feedback from 14days 2005 and many delegates calling and emailing us requesting that the event be held again, we have already indentified the dates for 2006 - Thursday 2nd November and Thursday 16th November 2006 are now booked at the QEII Conference Centre, London and we recommend you register your place early to avoid disappointment.

The theme of the 2006 event is 'Action for Sustainable Change'. The Conference modules comprise:
• Development - Buildings, Community and Land
• Consumption - Business and Lifestyle
• Debate Session
• Resources - Energy, Water and Waste

Real outcomes are guaranteed - measurable and marketable, delivered within the 14days. Furthermore, they will represent just the start - the product of a creative learning process, plus the platform for ongoing progress.

Visit www.14days.co.uk for further information