Join entrepreneurs, innovators, community organizers, government officials, investors, and green business pioneers to explore cutting-edge social and environmental innovations, learn practical business skills, share best practices for network development, and connect with others in this flourishing network!

INTED2007 will be an excellent opportunity to present, demonstrate and discuss research, development, applications and the latest innovations in the field of Higher Education and Industry.

The 2007 Commerce and Engineering Environmental Conference is a student-run event aimed at sharing insight into today’s environmental problems, and especially innovative solutions.

This conference seeks to address the relation between globalization and technology and how their dynamic and dialectic relation impacts on development.

The excitement is building as exhibitors and attendees prepare for GlobalShop 2007 to be held in Las Vegas, Nevada! As the largest and most-exciting retail design and in-store marketing event of the year, GlobalShop 2007 promises to be the most successful yet.

EARSeL’s Special Interest Group Imaging Spectroscopy is a forum for international discussion amongst specialists working with this innovative Earth Observation technology.

The Third International Congress on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Sources aims at the newest regional market in Europe – those of its Southeastern part.

This is where you will meet some of Canada’s most innovative leaders of tomorrow that blend business skills with community awareness.

The Well Fashioned exhibition, curated by Rebecca Earley, presents the work of a group of designers who seek to tackle some of the ecological issues on which the fashion industry impacts.

This conference aims to provide a venue for nonprofit directors, business leaders, foundation representatives and academics operating in the broadly defined social entrepreneurship/enterprise arena to share best practice and network. We also anticipate significant interest and participation among students and community members.