October 17th at the Guinness Enterprise Centre, Dublin
Is your business climate ready?
Turn good intentions into concrete actions
Its Time To
Act!
Learn how to successfully measure, manage and reduce your company’s carbon footprint.
Find out how to upskill your team and foster a sustainability culture in your organisation.
Join us for an intensive day of learning featuring leading names in sustainable business practices, followed by panel discussions, one-to-one meeting opportunities with industry experts, and a must-attend interview with renowned author and sustainability activist Paul Hawken.
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Having a climate transition plan is no longer optional.
Your investors and customers will demand it.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired. Mark your calendar and register today. Places are limited for this event!
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Get The Information You Need To Get Started
This event is a great opportunity to get stuck in and learn from leading sustainability experts. Participate in our panel discussion sessions where you can put your questions to the experts. Get the information you need to:
Upskill your team and foster a sustainability culture.
Identify, measure and tackle your greenhouse gas emissions sources.
Make your ICT infrastructure more efficient and sustainable.
Improve waste management and embrace the circular economy.
Set actionable and measurable goals to avoid greenwashing claims.
Who Is This Event For?
This event is an ideal opportunity to get the information you need to lead change in your organisation.
Techies Go Green signatory members
Senior management, executive level and middle management
Sustainability Leaders
ESG Managers
Pioneers wishing to introduce climate action policy in their businesses
Be Inspired And Motivated By Paul Hawken
We will be joined by Paul Hawken, renowned author, activist and founder of project drawdown, a non-profit dedicated to researching when and how global warming can be reversed. Paul is a best-selling author, who has written eight books, as well as dozens of articles, op-eds, and other papers concerning the environment, the ethical responsibility of business, and social justice.
Turn Good Intentions Into Concrete Actions
We will launch our Techies Go Green Climate Action Roadmap. Learn about our easy to follow step by step guide which helps you set out your strategy and implement a successful decarbonisation process in your organisation.
Find The Right Solutions
Join our 10 minute Lightning Talk sessions where product and service providers will showcase sustainability solutions and support services. Follow up with one to one meetings in our break-out space.
Build Connections & Explore Collaborations
This is a great opportunity to meet fellow members of the Techies Go Green community. Build connections with a network of like-minded of individuals from wide range of industry backgrounds.
Introducing Our Event Speakers
Paul Hawken
Renowned Author, Activist and Founder of Project Drawdown
Mark Butcher
Managing Director, Posetiv Cloud
Raquel Noboa
Founder & CEO Fifty Shades Greener
Donal Quinn
Founder & CEO, Enso Initiatives
Dr. Ciaran O’Carroll
Sustainability Consultant at Change by Degrees, Lecturer in Sustainability Leadership at Technological University Dublin
Jenny Latimer
Techies Go Green Channel Ambassador, Head of Alliances & Operations at Highgate IT Solutions
Sarah Blake
Sustainability Consultant | B Corps | Carbon Literacy | Climate Education
John Gladstone
Techies Go Green Sustainability Measurement Ambassador, & Sustainability Lead at Softcat PLC
“This is a watershed moment in history where all of humanity has come together, whether we realize it or not. The heating planet is our commons. It holds us all. To address and reverse warming requires connection and reciprocity. It calls for moving out of our comfort zones to find a depth of courage we may have never known.”
Excerpt from the book Regeneration By Paul Hawken
Getting There
Address
The Guinness Enterprise Centre (GEC)
Taylor’s Lane, The Liberties,
Dublin 8
Ireland, D08 YPP9
Please Note: In recognition of our climate responsibilities, we encourage everyone attending to use public transport for all or part of their commute. Where a car is needed for part of your journey, there are a number of park and ride facilities available connecting to the Luas Red Line service which has a stop nearby. Car parking spaces are very limited at the Guinness Enterprise Centre venue.
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The nearest street tram service close to the Guinness Enterprise Centre is the LUAS Red Line which stops at James which is about a ten minute walk to the GEC event venue.
Visit LUAS Red Line Map>>
LUAS Red Line Stop When Coming From Outside Dublin (South)
James Stop - Use this stop when travelling from the south west into the city including from the Luas stop - Red Cow Park & Ride>> facility next to the N7 or the Luas stop Cheeverstown Park & Ride>> facility or the Tallaght Park & Ride>> facility.
LUAS Red Line Stop When ComingFrom - The City Centre, Busaras Bus Station and the main Train Stations
James Stop - Use this stop when travelling from the city centre or from the Luas stops next to the railway stations - Houston Station>> for all trains from the south and west or Connolly Station>> for all trains from the north or connecting to the Connolly Station DART>> suburban commuter line or the Busaras Central Bus Station>> for all major bus routes.
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The nearest bus stops are:
Stop 1940, James Street, James's Gate
Stop 1997, James Street, James's Gate
It is a five minute walk from this stop to the Guinness Enterprise Centre.
To plan your bus route and see a map visit Transport For Ireland>> and enter the above bus stop options as your destination.
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There are a number of options when travelling from Dublin Airport listed HERE>>. You can connect with the public transport LUAS Red line from a number of stops in the city centre. The major points are:
For O’Connell Street go to Abbey Street just off O’Connell St. to reach the Abbey St. Luas Red Line stop.
For Connolly Station>> the Luas Red Line stop is just outside the station.
For Houston Station>> the Luas Red Line stop is just outside the station.
Plan A Route
Alternatively plan your public transport route using the Transport For Ireland>> planner
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There is very limited car parking at the Guinness Enterprise Centre.
Where a car is needed for part of your journey, there are a number of park and ride facilities available connecting to the Luas service which has a stop nearby. Car parking spaces are very limited at the Guinness Enterprise Centre venue. See the Luas Red Line guide above.
Nearby parking options:
Guinness Storehouse Carpark>>Thomas Street Car Park>>
ESB Car Charging - St John's Rd W, Saint James, Dublin 8>>Please Note: Car parking and charging locations provided here are suggestions only. Please consult Dublin City maps for a more extensive list of options. Parking and charging at these locations is done at owners risk.