[Hidden-tech] AZ seeking partners for table(s) at Climate Change Conference

[A - Z International]

Hi all,

I'm seeking other companies to showcase with me at the Climate Change 
Transport Think Tank.

If 10 of us shared a table and put out cards/brochures the cost would 
be $40 for two days. I would handle the set up for you if you could not attend.

As noted in an earlier posting, this conference will pull major 
players -- corporate, academic and government -- from throughout the 
country. There could be opportunities for many types of businesses to 
sell their services whether you are in PR/marketing, Web design, the 
sciences, engineering, etc . . .

Should many more of you want to showcase, but don't want to bear the 
full cost of a table ($240 one day/$400 for two days, or something 
close to that), we might run a number of tables.

If you are interested, please reach me directly at 
www.a-zinternational.com. The following short notice provides all the 
URLS and information you need to assess this very timely program.

The Climate Change Think Tank: Transportations Impacts and Solutions 
May 29 & 30, Mullins Sports Center, UMass Amherst.  US Congressman 
John M. Olver, Chair, House Appropriations Subcommittee on 
Transportation Subcommittee is the Keynote Speaker at Noon on the 
29th.  Among the substantial list of presenting companies are Booz 
Allen Hamilton, SunEthanol and Quixote Corporation.  For two days, 
global experts from academia, government and industry will explore 
one of the most urgent issues of our time climate change and 
transportation.  This program will address transportations apparent 
negative impact on our climate; the ways that climate change, in 
turn, poses serious problems for transportation infrastructure, 
particularly along coastal roadways, and the possible 
solutions.  Objectives, a complete speaker list and program 
registration information and sponsorship materials are posted at 
(<http://www.h3bmedia.com/events.cfm>www.h3bmedia.com/events.cfm) 
and  http://www.ecs.umass.edu/umtc/news.shtml


best,

Amy Zuckerman
HT Founder