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n SAVE THE DATE & SUBMIT YOUR JUST ONE THING STORIES! NHBSR’s popular Sustainability Slam returns on Thursday November 7, 2019. Submit your stories of impactful sustainability initiatives. Stories vetted for creativity, scalability and impact will have the chance to compete in the Sustainability Slam!

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2019 Spring ConferenceWednesday, May 1, 2019 8:00am to 3:30pmAttendee Networking Reception 3:30 to 5:30pm

Grappone Conference Center 70 Constitution Avenue, Concord, NH

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONCarol Sanford, Senior Fellow of Social Innovation, Babson College Author, The Regenerative Business

THE REGENERATIVE BUSINESS: BUSINESS PRACTICES FOR A WORKING DEMOCRACY Even socially conscious and responsible businesses have blind spots that hold leaders and employees back.

Carol Sanford will help us discover these blind spots and share how we can build systems of engaged individuals. These transformative systems support the development of employees and workers who are critical, holistic thinkers capable of working on effective teams toward a shared purpose. In addition to her keynote, Carol will lead one of the conference workshops. Attendees will receive Carol’s book, The Regenerative Business.

STRONG FAMILIES, VIBRANT COMMUNITIES How can we, as the business community, cultivate communities where our residents can achieve their potential and create value for all? While NH has one of the highest median household incomes in the nation, we are a state of economic disparities. Far too many families are vulnerable, struggling to cover basic living expenses.

This discussion will focus not only on the issues underlying this challenge, but also how the business community can begin to create opportunity with actionable, impactful ideas. Panelists will share both business experience and powerful insights. Table discussions will bring audience perceptions into the conversation.

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Sharing inspiration, ideas and tools for engagement and greater impact in your business and in your community

• Wednesday, May 1, 2019, 8:00am to 3:30pm• Attendee Networking Reception after the conference • Grappone Conference Center, 70 Constitution Ave, Concord, NH• Register at www.nhbsr.org/conference

7:45 – 8:30 • Registration, Continental Breakfast, Networking & Exhibitor Visits

7:45 – 8:15 30 minute Mindfulness Essentials: Focus Your Mind for the Day! Debra LeClair, Sojourn Par tners

8:30 – 9:00 • Morning Kick-offWelcome and Acknowledgements Michelle Veasey, Executive Director, NHBSRPresenting Sponsor Welcome Kate Peters, Eversource Energy - NHSavesMeasure What Matters NH Brett Cromwell, Medtronic and Ashley Larochelle, MegaFood

9:00-10:00 • Keynote PresentationThe Regenerative Business: Business Practices for a Working Democracy Carol Sanford, Babson College

10:00-10:15 • Morning Break, Exhibitor Visits & Networking

10:15-11:30 • Morning Sessions • Generating Goodness: Innovative Climate Action Approaches Jess Baum, W.S. Badger; Lisa Drake, Stonyfield; Britt Lundgren, Stonyfield and Kate Ogden, Seventh Generation• Mind Bending: After the Disruption, What to Do Instead and Why Carol Sanford, Babson College • Redefining Value Creation: A Wide-Angle View of Your Purpose Ashley Davis, Cole Haan; Matt Gardner, Sustainserv; Jeff Gowdy, J. Gowdy Consulting and Ana Milosavljevic, Sustainserv• Shift Your Mindset to Empower Your Career and Organizational Culture Kim Bilawchuk, Career Coach; Sandy Demarest, Sojourn Par tners and Kim Meninger, Executive Career Success• Tools for Reducing Environmental Impact Daren Dolley, John Rooney and Robin Tindall, Hyper therm • The Workplace of the Future: An Ideation Session Mari Ryan, AdvancingWellness

11:45-1:00 • Lunch and Awards Presentation Awards presentation by Senator Jeanne Shaheen (invited) Cornerstone Award Sponsor: Normandeau Associates. Partnership for Innovation Award Sponsor: Ceres

1:00-2:00 • Strong Families, Vibrant Communities Panel Discussion

2:00-2:15 • Afternoon Break, Networking & Exhibitor Visits

2:15-3:30 • Afternoon Sessions• Creating a Corporate Giving Platform for Impact Alyssa Wright, Wright Consulting Group• Keys to a Successful Sustainability Program Jesse Lore, MobilityWorks and Dennis Sasseville, Worthen Industries• Finding Your Healthy Happy Place Marylena Sevigney, Mindful Making & Design• Successful Energy Efficiency Partnerships Kristin Bahny, Eversource and Business Panel• Taking Back the Narrative on Climate and Energy Erin Allgood, ELA Consulting and Lila Kohrman-Glaser, 350NH• Use the Best Parts of TED to Improve Your Own Pitch Amy Sterndale, Sterndale Strategic

3:30-5:30 • Attendee Networking Reception

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