BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20230711T133000Z DTEND:20230711T150000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Encore Electric & M-Tech Speaker Series Breakfast Briefing presented by Climate Action Collaborative - a project of Walking Mountains Science Center DESCRIPTION:Thank you to all who attended the July 11th Speaker Series Event! Walking Mountains Science Center's Climate Action Collaborative provided an extremely informative presentation to help arm businesses with a simple road map for EVs and Sustainability.\n\n\n\nFor those who missed the presentation and for reference\, we highly recommend you view the following files which were presented at the event:\n\n\n\nClimate Action Collaborative for Eagle County Communities\n\nEV Charging For Business - a road map\n\nGreen Business Trail Map\n\nBusiness Waste Audit Interest Form\n\nJoin us for FREE Actively Green Training on July 12th\n\n \n\n Learned how to finance and install EV charging stations\n Learned more about local climate action initiatives\, specific to the Town of Eagle\n Questions answered by local climate experts\n\nThe Climate Action Collaborative for Eagle County Communities is tasked with implementing our community's Climate Action Plan (CAP). The CAP calls for 50% greenhouse gas emissions reduction by 2030\, and 80% by 2050\, and outlines the strategies to get there. \n\n\n\nAbout the Presenters:\n\n\n\nGina McCrackin manages the Climate Action Collaborative for Eagle County Communities. In her role\, she manages the implementation of the Climate Action Plan with various local government\, business\, nonprofit and utility partners. Gina received her BS from Colorado State University\, and her MS from Utah State University. \n\n\n\nWill Barror is the Climate Action Coordinator for the Climate Action Collaborative (CAC) at Walking Mountains. In his role\, he supports the six CAC working groups with research and policy development that will reduce local greenhouse gas emissions. Will attended Western Washington University\, graduating with a degree in sustainable business\, before starting at Walking Mountains as an intern.\n\n\n\nRikki Borkowski has served many roles in the Eagle County community\; from snowboard instructor to guest service agent\, to server and zero waste intern\, she's seen the valley from many angles. Now\, as a Sustainability Programs Coordinator at WMSC\, she coaches Eagle County businesses to reach their highest sustainability goals through individualized coaching\, trainings\, workshops and networking events. Rikki's goals are to help businesses achieve certification through the globally recognized Actively Green eco-certification and creates opportunities for peer to peer learning among the people and businesses that make this valley a wonderful place to live and play. \n\n\n\nEncore Electric and M-Tech's Speaker Series Events bring Economic Vitality-driven Education and Training to Eagle Chamber Members and the Local Business Community at Large typically on the first Tuesday of each month in the Early Morning with Breakfast Included. Due to the Independence Day holiday\, this Speaker Series will be presented on Tuesday\, July 11th. \n\n\n\nThis event is being sponsored by Eagle Chamber's Essential Business Member Quiet Kat and is free and open to the public. Space is limited and advance RSVPs are required. \n\n\n\nSpeaker Series events are held at the private training facility of Encore Electric and M-Tech. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
\nThank you to all who attended the July 11th Speaker Series Event! Walking Mountains Science Center'\;s Climate Action Collaborative provided an extremely informative presentation to help arm businesses with a simple road map for EVs and Sustainability.
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\nFor those who missed the presentation and for reference\, we highly recommend you view the following files which were presented at the event:
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\nClimate Action Collaborative \;for Eagle County Communities
\nEV Charging For Business - a road map
\nGreen Business Trail Map
\nBusiness Waste Audit Interest Form
\nJoin us for FREE Actively Green Training on July 12th
\n \;\n\nThe Climate Action Collaborative for Eagle County Communities is tasked with implementing our community'\;s Climate Action Plan (CAP). The CAP calls for 50% greenhouse gas emissions reduction by 2030\, and 80% by 2050\, and outlines the strategies to get there. \;
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\nAbout the Presenters:
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\nGina McCrackin manages the Climate Action Collaborative for Eagle County Communities. In her role\, she manages the implementation of the Climate Action Plan with various local government\, business\, nonprofit and utility partners. Gina received her BS from Colorado State University\, and her MS from Utah State University. \;
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\nWill Barror is the Climate Action Coordinator for the Climate Action Collaborative (CAC) at Walking Mountains. In his role\, he supports the six CAC working groups with research and policy development that will reduce local greenhouse gas emissions. Will attended Western Washington University\, graduating with a degree in sustainable business\, before starting at Walking Mountains as an intern.
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\nRikki Borkowski has served many roles in the Eagle County community\; from snowboard instructor to guest service agent\, to server and zero waste intern\, she'\;s seen the valley from many angles. Now\, as a Sustainability Programs Coordinator at WMSC\, she coaches Eagle County businesses to reach their highest sustainability goals through individualized coaching\, trainings\, workshops and networking events. Rikki'\;s goals are to help businesses achieve certification through the globally recognized Actively Green eco-certification and creates opportunities for peer to peer learning among the people and businesses that make this valley a wonderful place to live and play. \;
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\nEncore Electric and M-Tech'\;s Speaker Series Events bring Economic Vitality-driven Education and Training \; to Eagle Chamber Members and the Local Business Community at Large typically on the first Tuesday of each month in the Early Morning with Breakfast Included. Due to the Independence Day holiday\, this Speaker Series will be presented on Tuesday\, July 11th. \;
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\nThis event is being sponsored by Eagle Chamber'\;s Essential Business Member Quiet Kat and \;is free and open to the public. Space is limited and advance RSVPs are required. \;
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\nSpeaker Series events are held at the private training facility of Encore Electric and M-Tech. \; LOCATION:Please park in the lot behind the building. Enter through the door on the west side of the building and walk up the stairs to the training facility. UID:e.2268.2314 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260517T035830Z URL:https://business.eaglechamber.co/events/details/encore-electric-m-tech-speaker-series-breakfast-briefing-presented-by-climate-action-collaborative-a-project-of-walking-mountains-science-center-2314 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR