In partnership with Duquesne Light Company and PNC, Pittsburgh Earth Day is bringing this year’s annual Business Breakfast to the Fairmont Pittsburgh on Monday, April 13th from 8am – 10am.
This signature event brings together regional thought leaders, executives, policymakers, and sustainability advocates for a dynamic conversation at the intersection of the environment, politics, and business. This year’s theme, “Building the Next Generation in a Time of Transition,” will explore how businesses can innovate, adapt, and lead in an era of rapid change.
Opening remarks will be delivered by Mayor Corey O’Connor. Grant Ervin, Vice President of External Affairs and Sustainability at S&B, will then moderate a panel discussion that examines the challenges and opportunities shaping our region’s sustainable future.
The three critical topics to be discussed include:
- Corporate accountability: Navigating disclosures and communicating value to stakeholders
- Supply chain resilience: Finding operational improvements in an increasingly dynamic trade environment
- AI and automation: Leveraging technology for efficiency and innovation
Some of the distinguished panelists at this year’s Business Breakfast include:
- Dr. Jim Charron, Head of Group Innovation and Sustainability, Covestro North America
- Susan Marriott, Corporate Counsel, Carmeuse North America
- Gerald (Jerry) Lee Morosco, AIA, President & Architect, Gerald Lee Morosco Architects, P.C.
- Geoffrey Muessig, Executive Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer, PITT OHIO
- Nathan St. Germain, AIA, CPHC, Reset® Air AP, Principal, Studio St. Germain
- Ryan Warsing, Director of Sustainability, Pittsburgh Regional Transit
The Business Breakfast starts at 8am with networking and a complimentary light breakfast, followed by an engaging panel discussion on the evolving landscape of sustainability and business leadership. Attendees will also enjoy a live broadcast of the KDKA Morning Show with Larry Richert on site.
This is a free event, but space is limited. Reserve your spot today.
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