IntertechPira is now accepting submissions for presentations at the Sustainability in Packaging 2010 conference. Of particular interest are submissions for sessions on: Sustainability strategy, Global perspective on sustainability, Marketing and communicating sustainability internally and externally, Procurement, Supply chain cooperation,

Sustainability in Packaging 2010 conference and exhibit, will take place March 15 -17, 2010 at the Rosen Plaza Hotel, in Orlando, FL.  Now that sustainability is a way of doing business instead of just another buzz word, it’s even more important to align all of the elements from defining the company’s mission statement on sustainability to the materials and processes used in daily operations in order to make sustainable initiatives meaningful and sustainable.

The conference will bring together people with various levels of experience (sustainability veterans to novices), from different departments within the company and very diverse industries, but with one mission – to make it work and to make it work well.

For more information, contact:

Olga Adamovich, Speaker and Program Inquiries
Phone: 207 781 962
Click here to fill out the inquiry form

Visit the 4th Annual Sustainability in Packaging Conference & Exhibition Web Site

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