Andreas ArvanitakisSenior AnalystPoint CarbonLondon

Richard BergforsPresidentMAX Hamburger Restaurants Stockholm

Mike BarryHead of Corporate Social ResponsibilityMarks & Spencer London

Jesper Bringby CEORyska Posten Stockholm

Jonathan BroomFounding CEO EcoigoLondon

Michael Broquist Principal A.T.KearneyStockholm

Veronique Bugnion Managing DirectorTrading Analytics and ResearchPoint CarbonWashington DC

Wayne S. Davis Environmental Scientist with US Environmental Protection Agency Washington DC

Paul Dickinson Chief Executive Carbon Disclosure Project London

Hans Enocson National Executive Nordic Region General Electric Stockholm

Stuart M. Evans ChairmanNovacemLondon

Craig HansonDirectorPeople & Ecosystems Program World Resources Institute Washington DC

David HarrisMgr, Responsible Investment FTSE GroupLondon

Karen Healy Director, Product Management PHH Arval Sparks, Maryland

Magnus Hedenmark M. Sc. Ecotoxicology Hedenmark Ecoprofits Stockholm

Rachel KyteVice PresidentBusiness Advisory Services International Finance Corp. Washington DC

Linus Lemark Corporate Development Mgr Duni Malmö, Sweden

Andrew LightSenior Fellow Center for American Progress Washington DC

Peter Madden Chief Executive Forum for the Future London

Kathleen Matthews Executive Vice President Global Communications and Public Affairts Marriott International Washington DC

Brendan May Managing Director, Planet 2050 Weber Shandwick London

Thomas MurrayManaging DirectorCorporate Partnerships Environmental Defense Fund Washington DC

Annette Osso PartnerMarion Construction Company Arlington VA

Michael Robertsson Environmental Director COOP Stockholm

Professor Johan Rockström Executive Director Stockholm Environment Institute & Stockholm Resilience Center Stockholm

Anthony Simon Former President Marketing Unilever London

Henrik SundströmVP Group Sustainability Affairs Electrolux Stockholm

Dr. Joseph Romm, Ph.D.Senior Fellow Center for American Progress Washington DC

Professor Will SteffenExecutive Director Climate Change InstituteThe Australian National UniversityCanberra

Patrick TuckerSenior Editor, The FuturistWorld Future SocietyBethesda, Maryland

Becky Willan Head of Strategy ClownfishLondon

Michael WoodRedwood Investments Bethesda, Maryland

Guido Verijke Global Business LeaderHome Textiles IKEAStockholm

Albe Zakes Director of Public Relations Terracycle Trenton NJ

SARASOTA TOMORROW and The Green Business Leadership Council

Presents the first

Green Business Roundtable

B E Y O N D T H E L I N E

Turning Climate and Environmental Risks into Business Opportunities

Join us for this discussion & film with our panelists from

Pepsico, IKEA and PNC Bank. Register at

www.sarasotachamber.com/beyond

Thursday Sept. 8th, 5:30-7:45 PM

Gold Coast Eagle Distributing7051 Wireless CourtSarasota, FL 34240

BEYOND THE LINE Participants:Senior management from companies large & small as well as sustainability experts from the U.S., U.K. and Sweden

Printed by Digital Image Business Solutions on a post-consumer waste recycled paper.

Andreas ArvanitakisSenior AnalystPoint CarbonLondon

Richard BergforsPresidentMAX Hamburger Restaurants Stockholm

Mike BarryHead of Corporate Social ResponsibilityMarks & Spencer London

Jesper Bringby CEORyska Posten Stockholm

Jonathan BroomFounding CEO EcoigoLondon

Michael Broquist Principal A.T.KearneyStockholm

Veronique Bugnion Managing DirectorTrading Analytics and ResearchPoint CarbonWashington DC

Wayne S. Davis Environmental Scientist with US Environmental Protection Agency Washington DC

Paul Dickinson Chief Executive Carbon Disclosure Project London

Hans Enocson National Executive Nordic Region General Electric Stockholm

Stuart M. Evans ChairmanNovacemLondon

Craig HansonDirectorPeople & Ecosystems Program World Resources Institute Washington DC

David HarrisMgr, Responsible Investment FTSE GroupLondon

Karen Healy Director, Product Management PHH Arval Sparks, Maryland

Magnus Hedenmark M. Sc. Ecotoxicology Hedenmark Ecoprofits Stockholm

Rachel KyteVice PresidentBusiness Advisory Services International Finance Corp. Washington DC

Linus Lemark Corporate Development Mgr Duni Malmö, Sweden

Andrew LightSenior Fellow Center for American Progress Washington DC

Peter Madden Chief Executive Forum for the Future London

Kathleen Matthews Executive Vice President Global Communications and Public Affairts Marriott International Washington DC

Brendan May Managing Director, Planet 2050 Weber Shandwick London

Thomas MurrayManaging DirectorCorporate Partnerships Environmental Defense Fund Washington DC

Annette Osso PartnerMarion Construction Company Arlington VA

Michael Robertsson Environmental Director COOP Stockholm

Professor Johan Rockström Executive Director Stockholm Environment Institute & Stockholm Resilience Center Stockholm

Anthony Simon Former President Marketing Unilever London

Henrik SundströmVP Group Sustainability Affairs Electrolux Stockholm

Dr. Joseph Romm, Ph.D.Senior Fellow Center for American Progress Washington DC

Professor Will SteffenExecutive Director Climate Change InstituteThe Australian National UniversityCanberra

Patrick TuckerSenior Editor, The FuturistWorld Future SocietyBethesda, Maryland

Becky Willan Head of Strategy ClownfishLondon

Michael WoodRedwood Investments Bethesda, Maryland

Guido Verijke Global Business LeaderHome Textiles IKEAStockholm

Albe Zakes Director of Public Relations Terracycle Trenton NJ

SARASOTA TOMORROW and The Green Business Leadership Council

Presents the first

Green Business Roundtable

B E Y O N D T H E L I N E

Turning Climate and Environmental Risks into Business Opportunities

Join us for this discussion & film with our panelists from

Pepsico, IKEA and PNC Bank. Register at

www.sarasotachamber.com/beyond

Thursday Sept. 8th, 5:30-7:45 PM

Gold Coast Eagle Distributing7051 Wireless CourtSarasota, FL 34240

BEYOND THE LINE Participants:Senior management from companies large & small as well as sustainability experts from the U.S., U.K. and Sweden

Printed by Digital Image Business Solutions on a post-consumer waste recycled paper.

Andreas ArvanitakisSenior AnalystPoint CarbonLondon

Richard BergforsPresidentMAX Hamburger Restaurants Stockholm

Mike BarryHead of Corporate Social ResponsibilityMarks & Spencer London

Jesper Bringby CEORyska Posten Stockholm

Jonathan BroomFounding CEO EcoigoLondon

Michael Broquist Principal A.T.KearneyStockholm

Veronique Bugnion Managing DirectorTrading Analytics and ResearchPoint CarbonWashington DC

Wayne S. Davis Environmental Scientist with US Environmental Protection Agency Washington DC

Paul Dickinson Chief Executive Carbon Disclosure Project London

Hans Enocson National Executive Nordic Region General Electric Stockholm

Stuart M. Evans ChairmanNovacemLondon

Craig HansonDirectorPeople & Ecosystems Program World Resources Institute Washington DC

David HarrisMgr, Responsible Investment FTSE GroupLondon

Karen Healy Director, Product Management PHH Arval Sparks, Maryland

Magnus Hedenmark M. Sc. Ecotoxicology Hedenmark Ecoprofits Stockholm

Rachel KyteVice PresidentBusiness Advisory Services International Finance Corp. Washington DC

Linus Lemark Corporate Development Mgr Duni Malmö, Sweden

Andrew LightSenior Fellow Center for American Progress Washington DC

Peter Madden Chief Executive Forum for the Future London

Kathleen Matthews Executive Vice President Global Communications and Public Affairts Marriott International Washington DC

Brendan May Managing Director, Planet 2050 Weber Shandwick London

Thomas MurrayManaging DirectorCorporate Partnerships Environmental Defense Fund Washington DC

Annette Osso PartnerMarion Construction Company Arlington VA

Michael Robertsson Environmental Director COOP Stockholm

Professor Johan Rockström Executive Director Stockholm Environment Institute & Stockholm Resilience Center Stockholm

Anthony Simon Former President Marketing Unilever London

Henrik SundströmVP Group Sustainability Affairs Electrolux Stockholm

Dr. Joseph Romm, Ph.D.Senior Fellow Center for American Progress Washington DC

Professor Will SteffenExecutive Director Climate Change InstituteThe Australian National UniversityCanberra

Patrick TuckerSenior Editor, The FuturistWorld Future SocietyBethesda, Maryland

Becky Willan Head of Strategy ClownfishLondon

Michael WoodRedwood Investments Bethesda, Maryland

Guido Verijke Global Business LeaderHome Textiles IKEAStockholm

Albe Zakes Director of Public Relations Terracycle Trenton NJ

SARASOTA TOMORROW and The Green Business Leadership Council

Presents the first

Green Business Roundtable

B E Y O N D T H E L I N E

Turning Climate and Environmental Risks into Business Opportunities

Join us for this discussion & film with our panelists from

Pepsico, IKEA and PNC Bank. Register at

www.sarasotachamber.com/beyond

Thursday Sept. 8th, 5:30-7:45 PM

Gold Coast Eagle Distributing7051 Wireless CourtSarasota, FL 34240

BEYOND THE LINE Participants:Senior management from companies large & small as well as sustainability experts from the U.S., U.K. and Sweden

Printed by Digital Image Business Solutions on a post-consumer waste recycled paper.

Climate change. Will you just see the risks? Or will you go Beyond The Line?”If you look at companies that have the best bottom line today, the ones that have the greatest stock value, increasingly you're going to see that there's an overlay to the companies that are being innovative on environmental strategies strategies and going green.” Kathleen Matthews, Vice President, Public Affairs, Marriott International

Hear experts from the Carbon Disclosure Project, Environmental Defense Fund, Forum for the Future, World Resources Institute and other organizations that have successfully partnered with companies to help them reduce their environmental impacts and increase their business performance.

”Climate change is like the Internet for business - it arrives one day, it gets bigger every year, it never goes away,and you have to learn to make money from it, or you're going to get eaten for lunch.”Paul Dickinson, Chief Executive, Carbon Disclosure Project

Our Presenting Sponsors are:

Our Supporting Sponsors are:

Our In-Kind Sponsors are:

This Green Business Roundtable event will feature 2 segments from Beyond the Line, a Swedish-American production that has been designed as a business driver to help create awareness and inspiration for key staff in organizations that want to become successful players in the transition to the low carbon/low ecological footprint economy.

Learn from senior management at General Electric, Marks & Spencer, Ikea, Marriott International and other companies large & small that are quickly moving beyond the line. After each film segment, our panelists will discuss their respective company’s efforts in sustainability and take questions from the audience.

Our panelists for this event are: • John Zurcher, Business Manager, IKEA

Orlando • Benson Gabler, Vice President, Manager of

Corporate Sustainability, PNC Bank• Tom Hovanec, Manager of Environmental

Programs, Pepsi Beverage Company

๏ In 2010, Pepsi Beverage Company’s Tropicana Juicy Rewards members helped protect nearly 90 million square feet of rainforest. Tropicana also partnered with Waste Management & carton suppliers to expand carton recycling. See Pepsico’s Sustainability Report on their website: www.pepsico.com/

๏ In 2002, PNC, a top 10 US bank by assets, became the first major U.S. bank to apply green building standards to all newly constructed or renovated retail branch offices. PNC plans to build the world's largest green skyscraper in Pittsburgh that will exceed LEED Platinum. Learn about PNC Green at www.pnc.com

๏ IKEA, the world’s largest home furnishings retailer, recently introduced the Sustainability Product Score Card. This new internal tool for more sustainable product development and purchasing will help classify the IKEA home furnishing range. It will steer the company to select the best possible alternatives within 11 criteria that have an impact on the product’s sustainability profile. Read about the IKEA Way at www.ikea.com

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AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING, INC. SINCE 1977

This event was produced by the Green Business Leadership Council of the Sarasota Chamber of Commerce and Sarasota Tomorrow.

Climate change. Will you just see the risks? Or will you go Beyond The Line?”If you look at companies that have the best bottom line today, the ones that have the greatest stock value, increasingly you're going to see that there's an overlay to the companies that are being innovative on environmental strategies strategies and going green.” Kathleen Matthews, Vice President, Public Affairs, Marriott International

Hear experts from the Carbon Disclosure Project, Environmental Defense Fund, Forum for the Future, World Resources Institute and other organizations that have successfully partnered with companies to help them reduce their environmental impacts and increase their business performance.

”Climate change is like the Internet for business - it arrives one day, it gets bigger every year, it never goes away,and you have to learn to make money from it, or you're going to get eaten for lunch.”Paul Dickinson, Chief Executive, Carbon Disclosure Project

Our Presenting Sponsors are:

Our Supporting Sponsors are:

Our In-Kind Sponsors are:

This Green Business Roundtable event will feature 2 segments from Beyond the Line, a Swedish-American production that has been designed as a business driver to help create awareness and inspiration for key staff in organizations that want to become successful players in the transition to the low carbon/low ecological footprint economy.

Learn from senior management at General Electric, Marks & Spencer, Ikea, Marriott International and other companies large & small that are quickly moving beyond the line. After each film segment, our panelists will discuss their respective company’s efforts in sustainability and take questions from the audience.

Our panelists for this event are: • John Zurcher, Business Manager, IKEA

Orlando • Benson Gabler, Vice President, Manager of

Corporate Sustainability, PNC Bank• Tom Hovanec, Manager of Environmental

Programs, Pepsi Beverage Company

๏ In 2010, Pepsi Beverage Company’s Tropicana Juicy Rewards members helped protect nearly 90 million square feet of rainforest. Tropicana also partnered with Waste Management & carton suppliers to expand carton recycling. See Pepsico’s Sustainability Report on their website: www.pepsico.com/

๏ In 2002, PNC, a top 10 US bank by assets, became the first major U.S. bank to apply green building standards to all newly constructed or renovated retail branch offices. PNC plans to build the world's largest green skyscraper in Pittsburgh that will exceed LEED Platinum. Learn about PNC Green at www.pnc.com

๏ IKEA, the world’s largest home furnishings retailer, recently introduced the Sustainability Product Score Card. This new internal tool for more sustainable product development and purchasing will help classify the IKEA home furnishing range. It will steer the company to select the best possible alternatives within 11 criteria that have an impact on the product’s sustainability profile. Read about the IKEA Way at www.ikea.com

Serving Sizes

AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING, INC. SINCE 1977

This event was produced by the Green Business Leadership Council of the Sarasota Chamber of Commerce and Sarasota Tomorrow.

Climate change. Will you just see the risks? Or will you go Beyond The Line?”If you look at companies that have the best bottom line today, the ones that have the greatest stock value, increasingly you're going to see that there's an overlay to the companies that are being innovative on environmental strategies strategies and going green.” Kathleen Matthews, Vice President, Public Affairs, Marriott International

Hear experts from the Carbon Disclosure Project, Environmental Defense Fund, Forum for the Future, World Resources Institute and other organizations that have successfully partnered with companies to help them reduce their environmental impacts and increase their business performance.

”Climate change is like the Internet for business - it arrives one day, it gets bigger every year, it never goes away,and you have to learn to make money from it, or you're going to get eaten for lunch.”Paul Dickinson, Chief Executive, Carbon Disclosure Project

Our Presenting Sponsors are:

Our Supporting Sponsors are:

Our In-Kind Sponsors are:

This Green Business Roundtable event will feature 2 segments from Beyond the Line, a Swedish-American production that has been designed as a business driver to help create awareness and inspiration for key staff in organizations that want to become successful players in the transition to the low carbon/low ecological footprint economy.

Learn from senior management at General Electric, Marks & Spencer, Ikea, Marriott International and other companies large & small that are quickly moving beyond the line. After each film segment, our panelists will discuss their respective company’s efforts in sustainability and take questions from the audience.

Our panelists for this event are: • John Zurcher, Business Manager, IKEA

Orlando • Benson Gabler, Vice President, Manager of

Corporate Sustainability, PNC Bank• Tom Hovanec, Manager of Environmental

Programs, Pepsi Beverage Company

๏ In 2010, Pepsi Beverage Company’s Tropicana Juicy Rewards members helped protect nearly 90 million square feet of rainforest. Tropicana also partnered with Waste Management & carton suppliers to expand carton recycling. See Pepsico’s Sustainability Report on their website: www.pepsico.com/

๏ In 2002, PNC, a top 10 US bank by assets, became the first major U.S. bank to apply green building standards to all newly constructed or renovated retail branch offices. PNC plans to build the world's largest green skyscraper in Pittsburgh that will exceed LEED Platinum. Learn about PNC Green at www.pnc.com

๏ IKEA, the world’s largest home furnishings retailer, recently introduced the Sustainability Product Score Card. This new internal tool for more sustainable product development and purchasing will help classify the IKEA home furnishing range. It will steer the company to select the best possible alternatives within 11 criteria that have an impact on the product’s sustainability profile. Read about the IKEA Way at www.ikea.com

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AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING, INC. SINCE 1977

This event was produced by the Green Business Leadership Council of the Sarasota Chamber of Commerce and Sarasota Tomorrow.

Climate change. Will you just see the risks? Or will you go Beyond The Line?”If you look at companies that have the best bottom line today, the ones that have the greatest stock value, increasingly you're going to see that there's an overlay to the companies that are being innovative on environmental strategies strategies and going green.” Kathleen Matthews, Vice President, Public Affairs, Marriott International

Hear experts from the Carbon Disclosure Project, Environmental Defense Fund, Forum for the Future, World Resources Institute and other organizations that have successfully partnered with companies to help them reduce their environmental impacts and increase their business performance.

”Climate change is like the Internet for business - it arrives one day, it gets bigger every year, it never goes away,and you have to learn to make money from it, or you're going to get eaten for lunch.”Paul Dickinson, Chief Executive, Carbon Disclosure Project

Our Presenting Sponsors are:

Our Supporting Sponsors are:

Our In-Kind Sponsors are:

This Green Business Roundtable event will feature 2 segments from Beyond the Line, a Swedish-American production that has been designed as a business driver to help create awareness and inspiration for key staff in organizations that want to become successful players in the transition to the low carbon/low ecological footprint economy.

Learn from senior management at General Electric, Marks & Spencer, Ikea, Marriott International and other companies large & small that are quickly moving beyond the line. After each film segment, our panelists will discuss their respective company’s efforts in sustainability and take questions from the audience.

Our panelists for this event are: • John Zurcher, Business Manager, IKEA

Orlando • Benson Gabler, Vice President, Manager of

Corporate Sustainability, PNC Bank• Tom Hovanec, Manager of Environmental

Programs, Pepsi Beverage Company

๏ In 2010, Pepsi Beverage Company’s Tropicana Juicy Rewards members helped protect nearly 90 million square feet of rainforest. Tropicana also partnered with Waste Management & carton suppliers to expand carton recycling. See Pepsico’s Sustainability Report on their website: www.pepsico.com/

๏ In 2002, PNC, a top 10 US bank by assets, became the first major U.S. bank to apply green building standards to all newly constructed or renovated retail branch offices. PNC plans to build the world's largest green skyscraper in Pittsburgh that will exceed LEED Platinum. Learn about PNC Green at www.pnc.com

๏ IKEA, the world’s largest home furnishings retailer, recently introduced the Sustainability Product Score Card. This new internal tool for more sustainable product development and purchasing will help classify the IKEA home furnishing range. It will steer the company to select the best possible alternatives within 11 criteria that have an impact on the product’s sustainability profile. Read about the IKEA Way at www.ikea.com

Serving Sizes

AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING, INC. SINCE 1977

This event was produced by the Green Business Leadership Council of the Sarasota Chamber of Commerce and Sarasota Tomorrow.

Climate change. Will you just see the risks? Or will you go Beyond The Line?”If you look at companies that have the best bottom line today, the ones that have the greatest stock value, increasingly you're going to see that there's an overlay to the companies that are being innovative on environmental strategies strategies and going green.” Kathleen Matthews, Vice President, Public Affairs, Marriott International

Hear experts from the Carbon Disclosure Project, Environmental Defense Fund, Forum for the Future, World Resources Institute and other organizations that have successfully partnered with companies to help them reduce their environmental impacts and increase their business performance.

”Climate change is like the Internet for business - it arrives one day, it gets bigger every year, it never goes away,and you have to learn to make money from it, or you're going to get eaten for lunch.”Paul Dickinson, Chief Executive, Carbon Disclosure Project

Our Presenting Sponsors are:

Our Supporting Sponsors are:

Our In-Kind Sponsors are:

This Green Business Roundtable event will feature 2 segments from Beyond the Line, a Swedish-American production that has been designed as a business driver to help create awareness and inspiration for key staff in organizations that want to become successful players in the transition to the low carbon/low ecological footprint economy.

Learn from senior management at General Electric, Marks & Spencer, Ikea, Marriott International and other companies large & small that are quickly moving beyond the line. After each film segment, our panelists will discuss their respective company’s efforts in sustainability and take questions from the audience.

Our panelists for this event are: • John Zurcher, Business Manager, IKEA

Orlando • Benson Gabler, Vice President, Manager of

Corporate Sustainability, PNC Bank• Tom Hovanec, Manager of Environmental

Programs, Pepsi Beverage Company

๏ In 2010, Pepsi Beverage Company’s Tropicana Juicy Rewards members helped protect nearly 90 million square feet of rainforest. Tropicana also partnered with Waste Management & carton suppliers to expand carton recycling. See Pepsico’s Sustainability Report on their website: www.pepsico.com/

๏ In 2002, PNC, a top 10 US bank by assets, became the first major U.S. bank to apply green building standards to all newly constructed or renovated retail branch offices. PNC plans to build the world's largest green skyscraper in Pittsburgh that will exceed LEED Platinum. Learn about PNC Green at www.pnc.com

๏ IKEA, the world’s largest home furnishings retailer, recently introduced the Sustainability Product Score Card. This new internal tool for more sustainable product development and purchasing will help classify the IKEA home furnishing range. It will steer the company to select the best possible alternatives within 11 criteria that have an impact on the product’s sustainability profile. Read about the IKEA Way at www.ikea.com

Serving Sizes

AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING, INC. SINCE 1977

This event was produced by the Green Business Leadership Council of the Sarasota Chamber of Commerce and Sarasota Tomorrow.