FYI: Mayor’s Summit has 30+ Partner Organizations

12 April 2009 | By kaidegner in FYI

Updated April 21, 2009   Click Here For Full Information on Mayor’s Sustainability Summit

The Sustainability Summit scheduled for May 30 is gathering support and interested. I am still accepting partner organizations, which can be businesses, organizations, departments, clubs, or groups that agree to be represented at the event and advertise it as they deem appropriate. Email me if you would like to become a partner. Here’s the good company you’ll join:

  1. The Natural Garden, Karl Shank
  2. The Bluestone Group
  3. Little Grill Collective
  4. Institute for Stewardship of the Natural World (JMU)
  5. Valley Conservation Council
  6. Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance
  7. James Madison University
  8. Institute for Health and Environmental Communication (JMU)
  9. Sierra Club Virginia Shenandoah Group
  10. Friends of the North Fork Shenandoah River
  11. Center for Energy and Environmental Sustainability (JMU)
  12. Climate Action Alliance of the Valley
  13. The Gaines Group
  14. Construction Specifications Institute
  15. Trout Unlimited: Massanutten Chapter
  16. Shenandoah Valley ure Water Forum
  17. Fine Earth LLC
  18. Harman Construction
  19. Friends of Blacks Run Greenway
  20. Harrisonburg-Rockingham Healthy Community Council
  21. The Irriturf Company
  22. Eugene Stoltzfus Architects
  23. Bridgewater College
  24. Classic Kitchens, Inc
  25. Kline May Realty
  26. Clementine Cafe
  27. Shenandoah Valley Builders Association Green Building Committee
  28. Joshua Wilton House
  29. JMU The Ghandi Center
  30. Friendly City Food Co-op
  31. HarrisonburgHousingToday.com
  32. Eastern Mennonite University
  33. Creation Care Council (EMU)
  34. Hammond Asset Management
  35. Earth and Tea Cafe

2 Comments on “FYI: Mayor’s Summit has 30+ Partner Organizations”

  1. 19 April 2009 | h'burgian Said:

    So this reads like a whos-who of liberal organizations… but I fail to see any organizations representing local industry, organizations/businesses that provide residents electricity, food, etc…

     

  2. 20 April 2009 | Kai Said:

    Thanks for the feedback. I think reaching out to energy and food providers is a great idea, and I will do that and I invite you and others to extend that invitation. The goal is to have many perspectives represented. That said, I’m pleased at the number of small businesses, restaurants, architects, builders, real estate folks, and other nonpartisan groups who have partnered so far.

     

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