GreenBizCheck to Host Melbourne Sustainability Forum

3 June 2011

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GreenBizCheck invites Melbourne Business Owners and Sustainability influencers to a free corporate sustainability forum on 9 June, 2011 in Melbourne CBD to discuss topical business sustainability issues that directly affect local businesses.

Melbourne business leaders, including representatives from Bureau Veritas, Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA), Corporate Express and GreenBizCheck will present on topics that directly affect local businesses such as; why green credentials are now a business imperative, green change management staff implementation recommendations, cost saving and revenue generating green actions and how to market your green credentials.

GreenBizCheck's Managing Director, Nicholas Bernhardt commented, "We recognise the need for businesses of all sizes wanting to become more sustainable. However, often small to medium sized businesses might not have access and resources to effectively implement sustainable actions in their business. Our forum has been created out of a need to connect local businesses with environmental information and tools to create a more profitable, sustainable and marketable business."

GreenBizCheck provides businesses with a world-leading certification program that encompasses high impact assessments, reports and action plans. The programs are specifically designed to make it easy for businesses to reduce their impact on the environment, reducing waste, energy and water consumption. Certifications contain extensive and well researched commercially beneficial environmental actions which lead to Bronze, Silver or Gold certification.

The forum will be held at La Da Di Bar and Restaurant, 577 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne CBD on 9th June from 4pm -7 pm with networking encouraged and refreshments provided. To book your individual complimentary seat, please call 02 9007 6777 or email your RSVP to GreenBizCheck's Marketing Manager, hm@greenbizcheck.com

By Holly McCarthy, GreenBizCheck



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