In November, 500 entrepreneurs, business leaders, investors, and designers will gather in Los Angeles for “Opportunity Green,” an annual conference focused on building socially responsible, sustainable enterprises. The speakers-all of whom have experience in business, sustainability, or, often, both-will include GOOD’s very own CEO Jonathan Greenblatt, Rick Ridgeway, a vice president at Patagonia, and representatives from Nike Considered, Dwell, Pangea Organics, IDEO, Whole Foods, and Reverb, just to name a few.More information and registration details are at www.opportunitygreen.comGOOD readers use can use this code for a discount: GOODz1L
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