Sponsor Spotlight:
Advances in green technology are critical to combatting climate change, advancing renewable energy production, reducing carbon dioxide emissions, and for making a more eco-friendly society.
Leading this charge to drive green technology forward are not only IT companies and IT professionals, but
individuals both expert and amateur alike, from top academics to the average person with a passion in preserving the planet through eco-friendly IT.
And it is only natural that such green-minded individuals would want to join forces in a forum to discuss ideas and progress green technology solutions the world over. GreenITers.com provides such a forum, where everyone can get together online and share ideas, new gadgets, scientific news, and break-throughs. Existing groups cover topics such as solar power, wind energy, EVs, ocean wave power, and biofuel, allowing members to post images, video, discuss ideas, and collaborate on projects.
Flavio Souza, GreenITers.com founder, will present on the role of IT in the Earth 2.0 era, featuring examples of how effectively IT is helping with the climate change challenge. He will also show how GreenITers are serving as an effective channel for the daily dissemination & sharing of green knowledge, all delivered in an informal way that will stimulate a lively debate. Your participation is sincerely welcomed.
Flavio, who also serves as CEO of the digital solutions company Fullcircle Innovations, holds a double masters degree (e-business and MBA) from the International University of Japan (IUJ) in Niigata. He has over 15 years of experience working in marketing and hi-tech business areas at global corporations in his native Brazil, as well as in Europe and Japan.
Link references:
http://www.greeniters.com/
http://metropolis.co.jp/features/global-village/greeniters/
TIME: Doors open at 6:30, with the meeting getting underway at 7 pm.
COST: Members free, non-members 1000 yen at the door.
VENUE: The meetings are held in the basement of the Tokyo Union Church,
(map) http://www.tokyopc.org/venue/omote_map.html,
on Omotesando Dori, a short walk from the A-1 exit of the Omotesando subway
station on the Ginza, Hanzomon, and Chiyoda Lines.
We hope you can make it to the meeting. For those who can’t, please
join us at Shakey’s down the street after 9 pm.
Between meetings, you can keep up with what is happening with TPC by participating in the club newsgroups and mailing lists This is a handy way to stay informed, look for information, or share your knowledge and tips.
