Sustainable Silicon Valley (SSV) is a multi-stakeholder collaborative initiative formed in 2000 to promote environmental sustainability in Silicon Valley. SSV works with over 120 public and private partners to accelerate innovation through connecting businesses, researchers, and government. SSV provides educational forums and an online platform called EcoCloud to enable collaboration around sustainability best practices, pilot projects, and industrial ecology. Joining SSV offers opportunities for networking, learning, and expanding business through sustainability leadership.
The document is a presentation from Tyler Kerr of ScottsMiracle-Gro about driving user adoption and engagement of their internal social network called The Vine. The presentation covers strategies for generating community engagement among employees such as creating awareness through a promotional video and ambassadors. It also discusses aligning the social network to existing business objectives and integrating it into daily work processes to remove barriers. Leadership engagement tactics included executive blogs, open chat, and private groups.
Cluster basics: Cluster Development in Twelve StepsTCI Network
This document outlines a 12 step process for cluster development. It begins with identifying and prioritizing industry clusters in a local economy. The next steps include initial cluster analysis, developing a shared understanding of competitiveness, and establishing a vision for the preferred future state. Later steps focus on short and long-term strategic agendas through benchmarking, linking clusters nationally and internationally, and periodic reviews to upgrade competitiveness. The process aims to drive economic development through industry collaboration rather than isolated projects. It emphasizes the importance of building relationships and finding common ground to achieve real transformation over time.
Katie Mandes of C2ES and Make an Impact: Sustainable Leadership Forum - Dalla...tapleya
This document discusses engaging employees to support corporate sustainability efforts. It notes that employee engagement is critical to sustainability success and can lead to efficiency savings, stronger customer relations, innovation, and other benefits. The document recommends empowering employees by creating meaningful opportunities to contribute and sharing business sustainability progress. It also outlines challenges to employee engagement like competing priorities and solutions like integrating sustainability into existing processes and communications channels.
APM Knowledge Specific Interest Group (SIG) conference 2016
Project Management is from Mars, Knowledge Management is from Venus
Atkins - Case study on Knowledge Management approaches introduced within Project environments
by Adrian Malone
Tuesday 1st March 2016
A presentation on sustainability within the Canadian meetings industry, including an overview of the strategic approach undertaken by the Canadian Tourism Commission, followed by an in depth look at two examples of good practice from Tourism Vancouver and Travel Alberta.
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PDHPE (Personal Development, Health and Physical Education) provides numerous benefits to children including improved physical fitness, skill development, self-discipline, stress reduction, and improved self-confidence. It encourages understanding of oneself and others, helps students make informed life decisions, and promotes lifelong physical activity. PDHPE teaches essential areas like active lifestyles, safety, growth and development, personal health choices, and interpersonal relationships that are crucial to children's wellbeing and development.
A document provides tips for giving medication to cats, suggesting getting the medication ready and relaxing the cat to make it sleepy. However, wrestling the cat to the ground and prying its jaws open to place a pill in its throat proved difficult, with the pill ending up on the carpet. The document recommends taking a break to reevaluate giving medication to cats and considers that dogs may make better pets since they are easier to give medication to.
The document is a presentation from Tyler Kerr of ScottsMiracle-Gro about driving user adoption and engagement of their internal social network called The Vine. The presentation covers strategies for generating community engagement among employees such as creating awareness through a promotional video and ambassadors. It also discusses aligning the social network to existing business objectives and integrating it into daily work processes to remove barriers. Leadership engagement tactics included executive blogs, open chat, and private groups.
Cluster basics: Cluster Development in Twelve StepsTCI Network
This document outlines a 12 step process for cluster development. It begins with identifying and prioritizing industry clusters in a local economy. The next steps include initial cluster analysis, developing a shared understanding of competitiveness, and establishing a vision for the preferred future state. Later steps focus on short and long-term strategic agendas through benchmarking, linking clusters nationally and internationally, and periodic reviews to upgrade competitiveness. The process aims to drive economic development through industry collaboration rather than isolated projects. It emphasizes the importance of building relationships and finding common ground to achieve real transformation over time.
Katie Mandes of C2ES and Make an Impact: Sustainable Leadership Forum - Dalla...tapleya
This document discusses engaging employees to support corporate sustainability efforts. It notes that employee engagement is critical to sustainability success and can lead to efficiency savings, stronger customer relations, innovation, and other benefits. The document recommends empowering employees by creating meaningful opportunities to contribute and sharing business sustainability progress. It also outlines challenges to employee engagement like competing priorities and solutions like integrating sustainability into existing processes and communications channels.
APM Knowledge Specific Interest Group (SIG) conference 2016
Project Management is from Mars, Knowledge Management is from Venus
Atkins - Case study on Knowledge Management approaches introduced within Project environments
by Adrian Malone
Tuesday 1st March 2016
A presentation on sustainability within the Canadian meetings industry, including an overview of the strategic approach undertaken by the Canadian Tourism Commission, followed by an in depth look at two examples of good practice from Tourism Vancouver and Travel Alberta.
Advocating teaching pdhpe in primary schoolskellie98
PDHPE (Personal Development, Health and Physical Education) provides numerous benefits to children including improved physical fitness, skill development, self-discipline, stress reduction, and improved self-confidence. It encourages understanding of oneself and others, helps students make informed life decisions, and promotes lifelong physical activity. PDHPE teaches essential areas like active lifestyles, safety, growth and development, personal health choices, and interpersonal relationships that are crucial to children's wellbeing and development.
A document provides tips for giving medication to cats, suggesting getting the medication ready and relaxing the cat to make it sleepy. However, wrestling the cat to the ground and prying its jaws open to place a pill in its throat proved difficult, with the pill ending up on the carpet. The document recommends taking a break to reevaluate giving medication to cats and considers that dogs may make better pets since they are easier to give medication to.
Advocating Teaching PDHPE In Primary Schoolskellie98
PDHPE teaches students 5 essential areas for wellbeing and development: active lifestyle and safety, growth and development, personal health choices, and interpersonal relationships. It encourages self-understanding and informed decision-making. PDHPE is important for children's health, development, and ability to lead fulfilling lives through both physical activity and learning while active.
Advocating Teaching PDHPE In Primary Schoolskellie98
PDHPE teaches students 5 essential areas: active lifestyle and physical activity, safe living, growth and development, personal health choices, and interpersonal relationships. These areas help children develop knowledge, skills, and attitudes to lead healthy, active lives. PDHPE is also important as it allows children to learn while being physically active, promoting both physical and mental health.
The documents discuss the major events and battles of World War II in both Europe and Asia, from the rise of Nazi Germany and the start of the war in 1939 to the Allied victories and conclusion in 1945. Key turning points discussed include the Battle of Britain, Stalingrad, Normandy, Midway, and the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The role of women on the home front during the war is also examined.
This document discusses different types of disasters including natural and man-made disasters. It provides definitions and examples.
It defines a disaster as a sudden, calamitous event that seriously disrupts a community or society and causes losses that exceed its ability to cope. Disasters are caused by the relationship between hazards, vulnerability, and capacity.
The document discusses factors that cause natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, wildfires, tsunamis, and volcanoes. It also discusses some prevention methods. Additionally, it defines anthropogenic or man-made disasters as events caused by human intent, negligence, or technological failures. Examples of sociological and technological hazards are provided.
The document discusses challenges integrating ICT into Malaysian school teaching and learning. It notes that while schools have ICT facilities, some students cannot afford access at home. Teachers sometimes ignore lower-income students. To address this, the document suggests schools inform teachers about budgets to appreciate ICT equipment. It also recommends teachers get to know students through questionnaires and home visits to understand backgrounds and change perceptions of slower learners. Teachers should develop creative teaching methods to motivate all students.
Elevator Dundee Accelerator Sponsorship & Partnership Proposal - *RedactedAndrew McCurrach
Elevator is seeking sponsors and partners to support its accelerator programmes at the Centre for Entrepreneurship in Dundee. The accelerator programmes support early stage businesses over 12 weeks. Elevator is inviting proposals for sponsorship at gold, silver, and bronze levels as well as exclusive partnerships in areas like banking, legal services, and technology. Partnerships provide financial support as well as expert workshops and mentoring. In return, sponsors and partners gain access to accelerator participants and alumni, marketing exposure, and staff development opportunities. Proposals should include details about the company, reasons for interest, and financial offer.
2015 PMI SCC GreenPM in the process groups - Alison C Holderalisoncholder
Alison Holder presented on integrating green project management (GreenPM) into the project management process groups. She discussed how GreenPM supports sustainability and environmental standards. She outlined how GreenPM can be incorporated into initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing processes. For example, requirements gathering can include sustainable practices and risk responses can consider environmental impacts. A case study of the BP Deepwater Horizon project showed how applying GreenPM may have prevented the environmental disaster. The implications of the spill for the Caribbean region, which relies on tourism, were also discussed.
The annual WIT Lean Forum allows industry practitioners to network and to exchange knowledge about their experiences, successes, failures, and learnings as well as the opportunity to participate in presentations and breakout sessions delivered by experienced Lean practitioners and subject matter experts. This year’s event drew record numbers including a sizeable delegation from the Construction industry.
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This document summarizes a presentation about Scotiabank's corporate social responsibility strategy, including how it aligns with the UN Global Compact and Millennium Development Goals. The presentation discusses the business case for CSR, Scotiabank's 3-year global CSR strategic plan, its focus on issues like environmental sustainability and community development, and how annual reporting requirements ensure transparency. Signing onto the UN Global Compact provides Scotiabank a framework for responsible practices and opportunities to collaborate with other businesses and organizations toward achieving global goals.
Sustainable Innovation Fund September 2021 BriefingKTN
The document provides information about the Sustainable Innovation Fund (SIF) including stories of funded projects, news, upcoming events, support programs, resources, and how to stay updated and get involved. Key points include:
- KTN is leading additional support programs to help funded SIF projects collaborate with industry partners and maximize impact.
- #SIFStories showcases projects that received funding and helped develop solutions to issues like the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Upcoming events include competitions for funding innovative ideas in areas like sustainable plastic packaging and a competition launch for the Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund.
- Support programs are available to help businesses enter new markets, protect intellectual property, and access
Insights into the process of successful cross-sector partnering
* create better case study collection and dissemination methods
* deepen understanding of case studies as tools for change.
Advocating Teaching PDHPE In Primary Schoolskellie98
PDHPE teaches students 5 essential areas for wellbeing and development: active lifestyle and safety, growth and development, personal health choices, and interpersonal relationships. It encourages self-understanding and informed decision-making. PDHPE is important for children's health, development, and ability to lead fulfilling lives through both physical activity and learning while active.
Advocating Teaching PDHPE In Primary Schoolskellie98
PDHPE teaches students 5 essential areas: active lifestyle and physical activity, safe living, growth and development, personal health choices, and interpersonal relationships. These areas help children develop knowledge, skills, and attitudes to lead healthy, active lives. PDHPE is also important as it allows children to learn while being physically active, promoting both physical and mental health.
The documents discuss the major events and battles of World War II in both Europe and Asia, from the rise of Nazi Germany and the start of the war in 1939 to the Allied victories and conclusion in 1945. Key turning points discussed include the Battle of Britain, Stalingrad, Normandy, Midway, and the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The role of women on the home front during the war is also examined.
This document discusses different types of disasters including natural and man-made disasters. It provides definitions and examples.
It defines a disaster as a sudden, calamitous event that seriously disrupts a community or society and causes losses that exceed its ability to cope. Disasters are caused by the relationship between hazards, vulnerability, and capacity.
The document discusses factors that cause natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, wildfires, tsunamis, and volcanoes. It also discusses some prevention methods. Additionally, it defines anthropogenic or man-made disasters as events caused by human intent, negligence, or technological failures. Examples of sociological and technological hazards are provided.
The document discusses challenges integrating ICT into Malaysian school teaching and learning. It notes that while schools have ICT facilities, some students cannot afford access at home. Teachers sometimes ignore lower-income students. To address this, the document suggests schools inform teachers about budgets to appreciate ICT equipment. It also recommends teachers get to know students through questionnaires and home visits to understand backgrounds and change perceptions of slower learners. Teachers should develop creative teaching methods to motivate all students.
Elevator Dundee Accelerator Sponsorship & Partnership Proposal - *RedactedAndrew McCurrach
Elevator is seeking sponsors and partners to support its accelerator programmes at the Centre for Entrepreneurship in Dundee. The accelerator programmes support early stage businesses over 12 weeks. Elevator is inviting proposals for sponsorship at gold, silver, and bronze levels as well as exclusive partnerships in areas like banking, legal services, and technology. Partnerships provide financial support as well as expert workshops and mentoring. In return, sponsors and partners gain access to accelerator participants and alumni, marketing exposure, and staff development opportunities. Proposals should include details about the company, reasons for interest, and financial offer.
2015 PMI SCC GreenPM in the process groups - Alison C Holderalisoncholder
Alison Holder presented on integrating green project management (GreenPM) into the project management process groups. She discussed how GreenPM supports sustainability and environmental standards. She outlined how GreenPM can be incorporated into initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing processes. For example, requirements gathering can include sustainable practices and risk responses can consider environmental impacts. A case study of the BP Deepwater Horizon project showed how applying GreenPM may have prevented the environmental disaster. The implications of the spill for the Caribbean region, which relies on tourism, were also discussed.
The annual WIT Lean Forum allows industry practitioners to network and to exchange knowledge about their experiences, successes, failures, and learnings as well as the opportunity to participate in presentations and breakout sessions delivered by experienced Lean practitioners and subject matter experts. This year’s event drew record numbers including a sizeable delegation from the Construction industry.
Contribución de la rse a los objetivos del milenio kazz flinfundemas
This document summarizes a presentation about Scotiabank's corporate social responsibility strategy, including how it aligns with the UN Global Compact and Millennium Development Goals. The presentation discusses the business case for CSR, Scotiabank's 3-year global CSR strategic plan, its focus on issues like environmental sustainability and community development, and how annual reporting requirements ensure transparency. Signing onto the UN Global Compact provides Scotiabank a framework for responsible practices and opportunities to collaborate with other businesses and organizations toward achieving global goals.
Sustainable Innovation Fund September 2021 BriefingKTN
The document provides information about the Sustainable Innovation Fund (SIF) including stories of funded projects, news, upcoming events, support programs, resources, and how to stay updated and get involved. Key points include:
- KTN is leading additional support programs to help funded SIF projects collaborate with industry partners and maximize impact.
- #SIFStories showcases projects that received funding and helped develop solutions to issues like the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Upcoming events include competitions for funding innovative ideas in areas like sustainable plastic packaging and a competition launch for the Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund.
- Support programs are available to help businesses enter new markets, protect intellectual property, and access
Insights into the process of successful cross-sector partnering
* create better case study collection and dissemination methods
* deepen understanding of case studies as tools for change.
Knowledge Management Australia 2015: The Discovery and Re-Discovery of Knowledge
4-6 August 2015, Rydges Melbourne
Two-day Connected Congress and Six Post-Forum Workshops
http://www.kmaustralia.com
The New Face of Knowledge Management
Leaders for KM Australia 2015
Cirque De Soleil - Canada
Bill and Vieve Gore School of Business,
Westminister College – USA
Bill Kaplan, Founder and Principal,
Working KnowledgeCSP LLC – USA
Department of Economic Development, Jobs,
Transport and Resources
Birchip Cropping Group
Intelligent Answers
Innosis
University of Southern Queensland
Karingal
Australian Securities & Investment Commission
Institute of Public Administration Australia
ANZ Bank
Social Media Navigator
Microsoft
State Trustees
Woods Bagot
University of Melbourne
JLT Australia
US Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship overview 3helix
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The 2014 Climate Knowledge Brokers workshop brought together over 50 organizations working in climate knowledge brokering. Key outcomes included strengthening collaborative links between brokers and exploring options to raise ambitions as a group. Participants discussed how brokers fit within the climate sector landscape, how the sector is evolving, user needs, and knowledge gaps. Next steps focused on developing a vision for a "Climate Knowledge Grid" to better connect brokers and enable funding for joint projects. The Climate Knowledge Brokers Coordination Hub was introduced to coordinate members and provide collaboration tools to advance these goals.
Hear from local & international CSR and Sustainability leaders and learn how to adopt a long-term sustainability framework, leverage stakeholder engagement and design impactful CSR initiatives.
This summit will bring together Government, policy makers, corporates, NGOs, regulators and social enterprise to discuss the changing role of CSR and its effect social and economic development of West Africa.
We will put a spotlight on areas such as Employment, Education, Local Community Development, Child Welfare and the Environment over a 2 day programme with an additional pre-event workshop day.
Second benchmarking report comparing Scandinavian Meetings Destinations in terms of sustainability performance. 20 Cities participated in this research.
In 2013 performance improved 7% over 2012.
Sustainable destinations; Qualities of a leaderGuy Bigwood
Many events and meetings destinations are creating initiatives to become more sustainable. But what traits and strategies does it take to truly excel and become a leader. In this keynote Guy shares a framework for success and examples from cities around the world
Veolia Environnement is a global leader in environmental solutions operating in 77 countries. It provides water, waste, and energy management services to both public and private sector clients.
The company is committed to sustainable development and has established governance structures and policies to manage corporate social responsibility. These include an "Ethics, Commitment and Responsibility" program, sustainable development charter, and risk management processes.
Veolia aims to integrate sustainability into its business activities through innovation, social business models, and measuring environmental and social performance indicators. It works with partners and stakeholders to advance access to basic services and combat issues like climate change and resource depletion.
What is Corporate Social Responsibility? Why CSR? How can you effectively deliver CSR...? etc. Enjoy this CSR Presentation we did in 2012 at le Bistro Latin in Douala.
This document discusses sustainability, social entrepreneurship, and the role of leadership in driving innovation through sustainability. It defines key terms like sustainability and social entrepreneurship. It argues that adopting sustainable practices can help drive innovation in areas like product design, business models, and platforms. Leading this transformation requires visionary leadership that can champion the cause and gain buy-in across the organization. Traits of effective leaders include emotional stability, dominance, and the ability to inspire others. The document provides the example of the Smart Village Living Lab in India as an initiative applying these principles.
The document provides information about an upcoming event hosted by MIT Enterprise Forum Cambridge on navigating the Massachusetts cleantech landscape in 2020. It includes an agenda with presentations on various cleantech incubators and accelerators in the region, including Greentown Labs, the largest cleantech incubator in North America. The event aims to help cleantech startups understand resources available to support their companies.
EABIS: The network on business in society issuesEABIS
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The document provides information about the West Coast Green 2011 conference, including:
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- The conference will have over 400 speakers and 10,000 attendees from a range of industries.
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- Speakers should apply online and will receive a complimentary pass if their session is selected.
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- A list of over 400 past speaker faculty who are global leaders in areas like environmental law, sustainability, and green business.
- The various presentation formats and policies for speakers, such as no reimbursements and retaining rights to presentations.
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Understanding of Self - Applied Social Psychology - Psychology SuperNotesPsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
You may be stressed about revealing your cancer diagnosis to your child or children.
Children love stories and these often provide parents with a means of broaching tricky subjects and so the ‘The Secret Warrior’ book was especially written for CANSA TLC, by creative writer and social worker, Sally Ann Carter.
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Procrastination is a common challenge that many individuals face when it comes to completing tasks and achieving goals. It can hinder productivity and lead to feelings of stress and frustration.
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As we navigate through the ebbs and flows of life, it is natural to experience moments of low motivation and dwindling passion for our goals.
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SSV Overview
1. Where are we heading?
Collaboration
for
Innovation
2. Collaboration
for Innovation
Work with Sustainable Silicon Valley™
Sustainable Silicon Valley (SSV) was formed in 2000 as a multi-
stakeholder collaborative initiative to produce significant environmental
improvement and resource conservation in Silicon Valley through the
development and implementation of a regional environmental
management system (EMS).
How do we get it done?
Sustainable Silicon Valley in conjunction with over 120 public and private
sector partners, accelerates transactions between business leaders with
technology innovators, researchers, and government agencies to make
enterprises more sustainable and profitable.
3. Building Capacity
Sustainable Silicon Valley provides educational forums and events for
building awareness and knowledge on a range of topics….
Sustainability Leaders Forum to share best practices and build
mastery of sustainability knowledge. Forum meetings feature peer-to
peer learning, expert instruction and opportunities to network and
explore issues of common concern. It is by invitation only.
EcoCouncil for executive sharing of sustainability strategies. It is a
quarterly series of evening conversations aimed at catalyzing change
at the highest levels within organizations. Often taking place at a
“green” executive home in the Valley, these intimate networking
events involve challenging topics and an opportunity to openly
dialogue on successes and challenges with other leaders.
4. Pilot Projects
EcoCloud: Virtual Industrial Ecosystem
Launched Beta in December 2010, EcoCloud™
(http://www.sustainablesv.org/ecocloud) is a platform providing information,
networking and tools to collaborate with Silicon Valley businesses,
industry experts, academia, and policy-makers to make your enterprise
and region more sustainable and profitable.
Smart Micro Grid for Santa Clara University
SSV helped Santa Clara University and its utility service providers launch a
campus-wide smart microgrid, as the University works towards it’s goal of
becoming carbon neutral by 2016, provides the basis for knowledge transfer
among SSV partners as they also move to create their own smart micro
grids – integrating smart buildings, renewable energy, storage and
communications.
Public Environmentally Preferable Purchasing System(PEPPS)
SSV government partners, led by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation
Authority, developed a website to support aggregation of demand by public
agencies to increase purchasing power for environmentally preferred
products and services. This tool is being migrated into EcoCloud.
5. EcoCloud: A Place for Collaborative
Innovation
• Founding principle: sustainability is not an obligation, it’s an
opportunity. The goal is to create an innovation community
around sustainability.
• EcoCloud provides an open platform where companies,
municipalities, thought leaders and academia can collaborate
through shared agreements and innovate around sustainability
• EcoCloud is a living, breathing proof of concept that the best way
to stimulate sustainable innovation is through open innovation
and unleash forces to accelerate our green economy.
• EcoCloud invites your case studies and product launches.
This is also a place to find ways to overcome common
challenges. We are a community of practice for building a
sustainable economy.
6. Industrial Ecology:
Eco-industrial parks consist of
industries and businesses located
in close proximity, working in
partnership to minimize their
environmental impact through a
number of collaborative projects in
building design, landscaping,
energy efficiency, renewable
energy production, pollution
prevention, resource recovery, or
by-product exchange.
EcoCloud™ is designed to be a
virtual industrial ecosystem,
providing a forum for companies in
the Bay Area to collaborate and
establish the linkages key to any
industrial ecosystem.
11. Recent Events: 1. Sponsor and
Host events
4/1/2011 Making the Case: Storytelling for Engagement
and Investment in Sustainability 2. Launch products
Hosted by and services
3/11/2011 Creating a Carbon Reduction Strategy 3. Meet Silicon
Hosted by Valley Leaders
through
EcoCouncil
2010 West Summit – Annual Conference 4. Expand your
Business through
targeted
marketing
and Outreach
5. Introductions to
angel investors
and Venture
capitalists
12. Advantages of Joining
Sustainable Silicon Valley
• Best Practices – Your company staff learn from others at
competitors and also other types of organizations and
business sectors
• Peer-to-Peer learning from experts
• EcoCloud Tools and information
• Great networking for business development and product
launches
• Branding and Sustainability - Opportunity to build partner's
visibility and leadership in Silicon Valley