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SUMMARY:Energize SoCal 2024: Sustainable Energy & Mobility
DESCRIPTION:View Event Flyer\n\n\n\nSee agenda below\n\n\n\nJoin us for a transformative experience at the Energize SoCal 2024 event\, a premier gathering dedicated to advancing sustainable energy and mobility in Southern California. This event brings together thought leaders\, innovators\, policy makers\, and industry experts to discuss and shape the future of energy and transportation in our region.\n\n\n\nTicket price: $45 per person and includes lunch\n\n\n\nSee below for sponsorship pricing and proposed agenda and panelists:\n\nEnergize SoCal 2024 Sponsorships: \n\n\n\nPower Innovator $8\,000\n\n\n Exclusive branding as the "Power Innovator" of the event.\n Prominent logo placement on all event marketing materials\, including website\,\n banners\, and promotional emails.\n 16 tickets\n Acknowledgment in press releases and media coverage.\n Shared video during the event.\n\nEco-Visionary $5\,000\n\n\n Prominent branding as the "Eco-Visionary" of the event.\n Logo placement on event website\, banners\, and marketing materials.\n 8 tickets.\n Recognition in press releases and media coverage.\n Shared video during the event.\n\n Green Pioneer $3\,000\n\n\n Recognized as the "Green Pioneer" of the event.\n Logo visibility on the event website and select marketing materials.\n 8 tickets\n Mention in press releases and media coverage.\n Shared video during the event.\n\n Solar Supporter $2\,000\n\n\n Acknowledged as the "Solar Supporter" of the event.\n Logo display on the event website and some marketing materials.\n 8 tickets\n Mention in press releases and media coverage.\n\n Renewable Advocate $1\,000\n\n\n Listed as the "Renewable Advocate" of the event.\n Logo placement on the event website.\n 6 tickets.\n Mention in press releases and media coverage.\n\n Clean Energy Catalyst $500\n\n\n Acknowledged as the "Clean Energy Catalyst" of the event.\n Name listed on the event website\n 4 tickets\n\n\nProposed Agenda: \n\n\n\n12:00 PM - 12:30 PM: Lunch\n\n\n\n12:30 PM: Opening Session\n\n\n Welcome Address\n Overview of the Day's Agenda and Objectives\n\nKeynote Address - "The Importance of Energy Initiatives in the Inland Empire"\n\n\n Speaker - Ron Loveridge\, Center for Sustainable Suburban Development and Political Science Professor at University of California\, Riverside\n\nPanel Discussion #1 - "Navigating the Energy Transition in SoCal" - Moderator: Director of San Bernardino County Economic Development - Derek Armstrong\n\n\n Panelists: Lena Kent - BNSF\; Nancy Barba from Frontier Energy/I-REN Energy Codes & Standards Team\; Reyna Baeza-Oregel\, Sustainability Manager with Caltrans\, Johnathan Buffong from Youth Action Project\n Focus: Current state and future prospects of energy efficiency and sustainable transportation in Southern California\n\nPanel Discussion #2 - "Incentive Programs and the Path to an Energy Efficient Economy" - Moderator: Executive Director of Inland Empire Growth & Opportunity Matthew Mena\n\n\n Panelists: Ramiro Lepe from SCE\, Laurel Rothschild with the Energy Coalition\; Tom Lee from AQMD\; Niki Okuk from CalStart\n Focus: Exploring various incentive programs and strategies to enhance energy efficiency in the economy. \n\nCoffee Break and Networking\n\n\n\nPanel Discussion #3: "The Rapidly Evolving Energy Landscape" - Moderator: Executive Director at Fontana Chamber of Commerce Danielle Holley\n\n\n Panelists: Michael Curley from SCE\; Otis Greer from SBCTA\; Kara Crohn from Center for Sustainable Energy\; Jarrod Manuel\, LEED AP O+M Capital Projects & Facilities Superintendent at City of Chino Hills\; Professor Charles Cai\, Associate Research Faculty at CE-CERT and Adjunct Professor of Chemical & Environmental Engineering\n Focus: Discussing the impact of changes in building electrification\, infrastructure\, and regional development.\n\n\nPanel Discussion #4 - "Practical Applications and Business Actions on Energy Programs" : Dr. Yolanda Friday\, Dean of the Manufacturing\, Industrial Design and Transportation (MIT) Academic and Career Community as well as the Business\, Technology and Hospitality (BIT) Academic and Career Community\n\n\n Panelists: Jessica Cordero\, VP of Drayage Operations at NFI\; John Landherr from A to Z Bus Sales\; Boris Feldman from Capacity Power Group\; Patrick Cruz from Forum Mobility\; Yoselyn Eckert from Grid Alternatives Inland Empire\n Focus: This panel will discuss how different companies are using energy programs to help the environment. We'll hear from leaders in transportation and energy on the real-world actions they're taking to use less energy and more clean power in their business.\n\n4:15 PM - 4:30 PM: Closing Remarks and Acknowledgments\n\n\n Final thoughts and acknowledgments\n Encouragement for post-event networking\, future collaborations and action items\n\n4:30 PM - 5:00 PM: Networking
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\nSee agenda below
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\nJoin us for a transformative experience at the Energize SoCal 2024 event\, a premier gathering dedicated to advancing sustainable energy and mobility in Southern California. This event brings together thought leaders\, innovators\, policy makers\, and industry experts to discuss and shape the future of energy and transportation in our region.
\n
\nTicket price: $45 per person and includes lunch
\n
\nSee below for sponsorship pricing and proposed agenda and panelists:
\n\nEnergize SoCal 2024 Sponsorships: \;
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\nPower Innovator $8\,000
\n\n\n - Exclusive branding as the "\;Power Innovator"\; of the event.
\n - Prominent logo placement on all event marketing materials\, including website\,
\n - banners\, and promotional emails.
\n - 16 tickets
\n - Acknowledgment in press releases and media coverage.
\n - Shared video during the event.
\n
\nEco-Visionary $5\,000\n\n\n - Prominent branding as the "\;Eco-Visionary"\; of the event.
\n - Logo placement on event website\, banners\, and marketing materials.
\n - 8 tickets.
\n - Recognition in press releases and media coverage.
\n - Shared video during the event.
\n
\n Green Pioneer $3\,000\n\n\n - Recognized as the "\;Green Pioneer"\; of the event.
\n - Logo visibility on the event website and select marketing materials.
\n - 8 tickets
\n - Mention in press releases and media coverage.
\n - Shared video during the event.
\n
\n Solar Supporter $2\,000\n\n\n - Acknowledged as the "\;Solar Supporter"\; of the event.
\n - Logo display on the event website and some marketing materials.
\n - 8 tickets
\n - Mention in press releases and media coverage.
\n
\n Renewable Advocate $1\,000\n\n\n - Listed as the "\;Renewable Advocate"\; of the event.
\n - Logo placement on the event website.
\n - 6 tickets.
\n - Mention in press releases and media coverage.
\n
\n Clean Energy Catalyst $500\n\n\n - Acknowledged as the "\;Clean Energy Catalyst"\; of the event.
\n - Name listed on the event website
\n - 4 tickets
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\n\nProposed Agenda: \;
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\n12:00 PM - 12:30 PM: Lunch
\n
\n12:30 PM: Opening Session
\n\n\n - Welcome Address
\n - Overview of the Day'\;s Agenda and Objectives
\n
\nKeynote Address - "\;The Importance of Energy Initiatives in the Inland Empire"\;\n\n\n - Speaker - \;Ron Loveridge\, Center for Sustainable Suburban Development and Political Science Professor at University of California\, Riverside
\n
\nPanel Discussion #1 - "\;Navigating the Energy Transition in SoCal"\; - \;Moderator: Director of San Bernardino County Economic Development - Derek Armstrong\n\n\n - Panelists: Lena Kent - BNSF\; Nancy Barba \;from Frontier Energy/I-REN Energy Codes &\; Standards Team\; Reyna Baeza-Oregel\, Sustainability Manager with Caltrans\, Johnathan Buffong from \;Youth Action Project
\n - Focus: Current state and future prospects of energy efficiency and sustainable transportation in Southern California
\n
\nPanel Discussion #2 - "\;Incentive Programs and the Path to an Energy Efficient Economy"\; - Moderator: Executive Director of Inland Empire Growth &\; Opportunity Matthew \;Mena\n\n\n - Panelists: Ramiro Lepe from SCE\, Laurel \;Rothschild with the Energy Coalition\; Tom Lee from \;AQMD\; Niki Okuk from CalStart
\n - Focus: Exploring various incentive programs and strategies to enhance energy efficiency in the economy. \;
\n
\nCoffee Break and Networking
\n
\nPanel Discussion #3: "\;The Rapidly Evolving Energy Landscape"\; - Moderator: Executive Director at Fontana Chamber of Commerce Danielle Holley\n\n\n - Panelists: Michael Curley from SCE\; \;Otis Greer from SBCTA\; Kara Crohn from Center for Sustainable Energy\; \;Jarrod Manuel\, \;LEED AP O+M Capital Projects &\; Facilities Superintendent at City of Chino Hills\; Professor Charles \;Cai\, Associate Research Faculty at CE-CERT and Adjunct Professor of Chemical &\; Environmental Engineering
\n - Focus: Discussing the impact of changes in building electrification\, infrastructure\, and regional development.
\n
\n\nPanel Discussion #4 \;- "\;Practical Applications and Business Actions on Energy Programs"\; : Dr. Yolanda Friday\, Dean of the Manufacturing\, Industrial Design and Transportation (MIT) Academic and Career Community as well as the Business\, Technology and Hospitality (BIT) Academic and Career Community
\n\n\n - Panelists: Jessica Cordero\, VP of Drayage Operations at NFI\; John Landherr from A to Z Bus Sales\; Boris Feldman from Capacity Power Group\; Patrick Cruz from Forum Mobility\; Yoselyn Eckert from Grid Alternatives Inland Empire
\n - Focus: This panel will discuss how different companies are using energy programs to help the environment. We'\;ll hear from leaders in transportation and energy on the real-world actions they'\;re taking to use less energy and more clean power in their business.
\n
\n4:15 PM - 4:30 PM: Closing Remarks and Acknowledgments\n\n\n - Final thoughts and acknowledgments
\n - Encouragement for post-event networking\, future collaborations and action items
\n
\n4:30 PM - 5:00 PM: Networking\n\n \;
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LOCATION:Fontana InTech Learning Center Building A\, 9400 Cherry Ave\, Fontana\, CA 92335 Click Here to View The Parking Map Please find a map that shows the two lots (in green) that you may use for your event. Please ensure that they are leaving the red lot open for our teammates who need to grab a quick bite during their lunch breaks.
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URL:https://business.chinovalleychamber.com/events/details/energize-socal-2024-sustainable-energy-mobility-6153
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