Join us in beautiful Seattle for the
National Sustainability Society (NSS) Inaugural Conference, Sept 9-12, 2024. The conference theme is
Innovation, Implementation, and Workforce Development for Sustainability. .
Why come to the NSS inaugural conference?We are hosting leading thinkers and doers working to bring about a sustainability transformation. They are figuring out solutions to the challenges facing such a transformation. We invite you to join us to connect, network, and meet like-minded researchers, professionals, and decision makers (see some of the
highlighted contributions here). The conference is a prime opportunity to network, showcase your work, projects, and products to a large audience, and meet collaborators.
How can I participate?Contributions are welcome through
May 6! We seek contributions that will inspire and catalyze new ideas, conversations, and projects!
What makes NSS distinctive?The
NSS is a new professional society devoted to connecting Sustainability professionals with academic and research experts who provide the knowledge base critical to their work. By creating an annual forum and year-round engagement opportunities, the NSS seeks to speed and scale the sustainability outcomes needed across society. The NSS also seeks to facilitate networking, capacity building, and the development of new career pathways for professionals committed to this field. We welcome you to join us in building a new professional resource committed to the success of your work.
How else can I participate?We also invite your organization to participate in the conference as an Exhibitor. You will have your own place to display materials, engage with attendees, and publicize your efforts for sustainability. Other details and exhibitor applications can be found
here.
For questions or to discuss, write us at
natsust...@gmail.com
Conference Planning CommitteeArun Agrawal, University of Michigan
Ben Packard, University of Washington
Christopher Boone, Arizona State University
Cristy Watkins, University of Michigan
Dan Brown, University of Washington
Karen Seto, Yale University
Krista Hiser, Global Council on Science and the Environment
Mark Hartman, City of Phoenix
Nicole Ardoin, Stanford University
Maya Tolstoy, University of Washington
NSS Conference Advisory GroupKate Brandt, Google
William Clark, Harvard University
Howard Frumkin, Trust for Public Land and University of Washington
Stephen Hammer, New York Climate Exchange
Lolita Jackson, Perry World House, University of Pennsylvania, and
Sustainable Development Capital LLP
Mark Lee, ERM Sustainability Institute
Pamela Matson, Stanford University
Liz Maw, Presidio Graduate School and Goldman Environmental Prize
Auden Schendler, Aspen Skiing Company
Dave Stangis, Apollo Group