Business: Make Louisville Green - Article from LEO Weekly, April, 2007

Business: Make Louisville Green
It should go without saying that most area small businesses don’t have the wallets to “go green” on a whim. Simply changing the light bulbs is one thing, but installing solar roofs, localizing product lines, composting food waste and using alternative means of transportation are quite another.

That’s why Webster University and the Louisville-based Sustainable Business Networks are trying to help connect the dots, because reinventing the wheel is, well, unnecessary. They’re holding a conference Monday to help Louisville businesses and nonprofits interested in going green connect with other businesses already green or, in most cases, employing one or two green elements that can be swapped and shared.

The hope, organizer David Silverman said, is to foster interconnectedness among local business, to create what he calls a “sustainable ecology” of services all geared toward environmental stewardship in the business community.

“We’re pulling together folks from a variety of businesses and sectors essentially to say, hey, here is the green business sector, the local business sector, and that in itself counts, not just alternative energy or solar or whatever,” Silverman said.

Panelists include Gary Heine of Heine Brothers Coffee, which sells only fair trade and organic coffee and manages a large-scale composting operation; Mary Clark of Rainbow Blossom; James Linton of Expressions of You coffeehouse; Jim Shields of Commonwealth Computer Recycling; Emma Kuhl of the Green Building Council; and a representative of the local business association Keep Louisville Weird, which Silverman hopes can help lead a charge to make Louisville green.

Things get started at 11:45 a.m. Monday and will also include consumer education about how to buy green. Call 896-1835 to reserve a spot (the conference is free) or visit www.sustainablelouisville.net for more info. —Stephen George

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Green Magic! Come Join the Parade!

Planning is underway for the 2008 Pegasus Parade!

Sketch of the 2008 Sustainable Louisville Float by Artist Noah Church

Want to be a part of the 2008 Float Fun? Contact us at communitybiz@yahoo.com or 502 762 2285. Come join the Parade!

The Green Magic! float took the Grand Prize at the May 3, 2007 Pegasus Parade during the Kentucky Derby Festival !!!

Sponsored by Sustainable Louisville and a host of community businesses and organizations, the Green Magic! Float celebrated the Greening of Louisville and the planet -- from the nature tricksters of the world's cultures to the 100% vegetable oil truck which powered the music and the float.

The Pegasus Parade is the 15th largest Parade in the US and the centerpiece of traditional events during the Derby Festival, a major national event.

Planning is already underway for this year's Sustainable Louisville Float: "All the World's A Stage - of Possibilities" Click here to see Sketches of the 2008 Float by Artist Noah Church.

Winning the Grand Prize Award was a great honor for participants. The float was conceived as a community arts activism project, and the award is a testimony to the vision of artist Noah Church, the concept of cultural creatives supporting sustainable development work in Louisville, and the hard work and great fun the many Float participants brought to the Parade project. Our sponsors and friends deserve great credit for their timely support and many efforts in making this celebration possible. Thank you!!!

Pictures and detailed descriptions of the Float and other projects in development will be posted here shortly. Check back soon!

Green Magic ! Pegasus Parade 2007

Pegasus Parade:
Thursday, May 3, 2007, Broadway, Louisville, KY USA

Parade Preview:
Tuesday, May 1, 2007, Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center
Kentucky Derby Festival/Pegasus Parade info

GREEN MAGIC Contactinfo:
Call Now! 50 2.500.909 2

Participants and Sponsors: Please Scroll Down to Schedule Info Below

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www.myspace.com/buildingwithgreenmagic
Green Magic! Pegasus Parade Sponsors and Friends

Everyone Loves a Parade!!!

You’re Invited To Join In The Fun!

Artists, activists, community members, businesses, non-profit groups:

This is your chance to join in the fun of being in the parade, while supporting the “Greening” of Louisville.

The Pegasus Parade is a premiere “mainstream “ event in Louisville. The “Green Magic “ float celebrates nature and a green future through alternative fuel vehicles, celebration with the nature myths of many cultures and education on how Louisville can move towards a sustainable future.

Come Join the Parade!!!

The Green Magic float is the central float in the parade this year-- we need people to walk and perform in the parade, help build the float, sponsor the entry and participate in the PR and community education.

Come join the magic! Give us a call and join the fun!

Green Magic!

Links to more information on the Green Magic! Project:

Join the myspace.com working group:
www.myspace.com/buildingwithgreenmagic

Would you like to be in the Parade?
Come Join the Parade! Click for Poster Download
Join the Parade! You're Invited to Join in the "Green Magic" for Pegasus Parade

Be sure to print out and sign your Forms:
http://www.philduvall.com/greenmagic/
Then download, printout and sign "indemnification " and "medical release" forms.
PLEASE NOTE: Minors must have parental or guardian signatures.
The forms will also be available at the float if you'd like to sign at the parade.

Take a look at the original Green Magic! Proposal
DRAFT Pegasus Parade Application

Thank you! to all our sponors:
Green Magic! Pegasus Parade Sponsors and Friends

Press: TV Commentary and Sponsor Contributions

Would you or your company like to be a Green Magic! financial or materials sponsor? Take a look at:
PEGASUS PARADE / SUSTAINABLE LOUISVILLE SPONSOR BENEFITS DRAFT 1-0


SCHEDULE AND NOTES FOR PARTICIPANTS AND SPONSORS:-- PLEASE READ!!

Thanks for your participation, support or interest in
the the Green Magic ! unit of the 2007 Pegasus Parade.
Below is some information about the Green Magic!
entry, invitations to participate in the Parade, the
schedule for the coming week, and additional contact
and sponsorship information.

Green Magic!:
The Green Magic! float is a project of Sustainable
Louisville, a working group for community education on
sustainability.

The Parade unit reflects this theme through a
celebration of nature in the float design and
characters. The Green Magic! entry is a chance to
celebrate the "Greening" of Louisville as part of
Louisville's the main event, the Kentucky Derby
Festival. The unit is built in part with recycled,
reused and green materials along with bio-oil, pedal,
solar and electric powered vehicles. We are unit
number 5 in the Parade this year, right in the middle,
a great position to show off our theme.

Join the Parade!
You and your friends, family and colleagues are
invited to join the Parade! We still have room for
people who would like to be part of the Float and
walking contingent (must be over 14 years old).
Performers of any kind are also welcome - give us a
call now!

We hope you will come join the Parade, and spread the
word and invite others to join the Parade. All you or
they have to do is speak with Noah Church the unit
director, to let us know you are coming. If anyone
wants full costumes Noah can help make arrangements as
well. Noah's number is.

Please print out or forward this email invitation for
the downloadable flyer from the website
(www.sustainablelouisville.net for anyone you think
might be interested. Thanks!

We also would appreciate volunteers who would like to
participate in final float decoration any day between
now and the Parade, or who want to be part of the
Parade Preview May 1.

There is much more about the Green Magic! unit and the
Parade to be found at www.sustainablelouisville.net.
Please take a look at the Green Magic section of the
website.

Schedule:

The Schedule for the next few days:

Fri-Sat, April 27-28
Final Float construction at 954 E Kentucky Street in
Louisville.

Sunday April 29 and Monday, April 30:
Move vehicles and displays to the Kentucky Fair and
Exposition Center to be part of the Parade Preview.
Final float decoration at Fairgrounds

Tuesday, May 1, 9 AM to 9 PM:
Parade Preview at the Exposition Center.
9AM - 1 PM School and community groups tour the
floats, performance and educational events.
1-4 PM Float reviews for judging and general public
5:30 - 6:30 PM Float Ceremony for everyone
6:30 - 9 PM Performance and Concert

Thursday, May 3,
10 AM: Assembly for Parade vehicles at Broadway and
Barrett (You will get specific directions next week)
12 - 2 PM: Unit rehearsal
2 PM: Inspection and judging of the unit.
3-4PM: move into position
5PM: Parade
7-8 PM: Disperse according to Sheriff's routing.
Return float, costumes, equipment and supplies to 954
E. Kentucky St.
9 PM to...??? Green Magic! Parade after-party at
Uncle Pleasant's, - This is an All Ages party. Alcohol free areas available.
Uncle Pleasants: 2126 South Preston St., Louisville, KY. www.unclepleasants.com

Fri- Tues May 4 - Float deconstruction and debriefing.

Sponsors and Participants:

If you or your company are already a sponsor for the
Green Magic! unit, Thankyou!!!

If you or your organization would like to participate
in or sponsor the unit, there is still time, and
materials and other support are welcome. All sponsors
and participants will be listed on the website and
included in the TV Commentary and other PR of the
Parade, Sustainable Louisville, and the Derby
Festival.

Next Steps:

Participants will be receivingseveral forms that need to be completed, including
indemnification, medical, a "Green" survey for your
company, PR info, permits for vehicles at the
Fairgrounds and Parade, along with background
materials, safety instructions and so on.

Most information about the Green Magic! unit and the
Pegasus Parade can be found at
www.sustainablelouisville.net or the Derby Festival
site, www.kdf.org.

We appreciate your willingness to jump in and be part
of the Parade this year. We're looking forward to
working with you. Please call with any questions you
may have.

See you at the Parade!

Come Join the Parade! Click Image Below for Poster Download

Green Magic! Pegasus Parade Sponsors and Friends

Green Magic! Pegasus Parade Sponsors and Friends
Contact #: + 1/502/410/2786

Sustainable Louisville

Pegasus
Bamboo

Kentucky Sustainable Business Networks

Green Man
Willow

Noah Church

Quetzalcoatl
Acacia

Mobile Feast Utopia
Merlin

Jefferson County, Ky. Schools, Environmental Education
Oxygen

Adena Institute

Crow

Kentucky Solar Partnership

Bramble

River City Dance Corps

Kokopelli

Kentucky Solar Living

Nettle

Acme Lupine and Co.

Anansi

Sun Wind Earth

Aneeki

Aberco Interiors

Reynard the Fox

Architectural Glass Art, Inc.

Bluegrass

Bike Couriers

CARBON

Blake Lowery

Awesome Possum

Bee Line Couriers

Parsnip

Porter Paints

The Good Thing

Designer Builders

Gaia

NKY River Rats

Apple Blossom

Kaviar Forge

Coyote

Bob Cheever

Mistletoe
Sol

Good Oil Boys

Dragon Fly Willie

Mobile Solar Power

Chlorella

Kidwell Pedicabs

Corn Maidens

Connie Woods

Yggdrasil

Urban Fresh

Ice

Sypris Solutions

Post-Modern Sprites

Uncle Pleasants

Tulip

In Harmony With Your Home

Lady Bug
Azalea

Communicas

Peter Pan

Fred DiFrenzi

Pecan

Ohio Valley Creative Energy

Spiral Time

ESP Audio

Robin Hood

Royal Oak

Pegasus Diamonds

Deer

Press: TV Commentary and Sponsor Contributions

2007 Republic Bank Kentucky Derby Festival

Pegasus Parade

Television Commentary Form

Sponsoring Company / Organization: Sustainable Louisville

Location and Purpose of Organization: Louisville; Community Sustainability
Education

How many years have you participated in the Pegasus Parade? Any previous awards and when received? This is the first year.

Theme of Unit: Green Magic! “Green Magic” evokes the power of nature and the promise of a green future for our community.
Our entry to this years Pegasus parade includes alternative fuel vehicles, nature themes and colors, and the mythology of green magic drawn from the many cultures of Louisville and the world.

Approximate number of individuals and hours involved in the preparation of your unit: 100 people and 2600 person / hours

List five major points of interest about your unit:

* Surrounded by clowns and characters from the world myths of nature, Green Magic celebrates the magic of nature, our community’s sustainable future and the wonder of our environment.

* Artist Noah Church envisioned the float as a living woodland for clowns and tricksters and magicians and ordinary folks to celebrate, riding the back of Quetzalcoatl, the winged serpent dragon of the Americas, presided over by the smiling sun and dreaming moon. Music by Mobile Feast Utopia, and other local performers keeps the clowns and tricksters and the crowd dancing....

* "Green Magic! celebrates community and ecology in many ways: The float depicts the solar energy age with the image of the laughing sun. It is built largely of recycled and reused materials from Acme Lupine and Co., Aberco Interiors, Architectural Glass Art, and Blake Lowery, with non-toxic, eco-friendly paint from Porter Paints. The float platform and living green native bamboo are donations from Designer Builders. The pull vehicle is a Ford F-150 diesel "grease truck" donated by Kaviar Forge and converted to run on environmentally friendly 100% vegetable oil by the Good Oil Boys, accompanied by pedicabs from NKY River Rats and bike units educational support from Bike Couriers.. The float was built by community artist volunteers Funding and other support came from Sypris Solutions, Communicas, ESP Audio, Adena Institute and Sustainable Louisville and other sponsors (see More about Green Magic! Pegasus Parade Sponsors and Friends at http://tinyurl.com/38ux8r )

* The Parade unit provides education and inspiration on a range of Green initiatives in Louisville - From solar energy to bio-fuels, alternative bicycles to recycling: From native plant species to native wisdom; From sustainable agriculture to sustainable technology, you’re invited to a community celebration of nature; The float embodies many of the next steps in our community's green future.

* www.Sustainablelouisville.net, the sponsor of the float, is an ad hoc coalition of businesses, community groups and citizens who are helping to green Louisville. If you would like to learn what you or your neighborhood can do to move towards a greener, more sustainable future, please go to www.sustainablelouisville.net or call 502 410 2786. Go for the Green Magic!

The three most exciting and entertaining features of our 2006 Pegasus parade unit are:

* The Green Magic unit consists of a caravan of dazzlingly decorated green-power vehicles, an entourage of green magicians and a float with magical animals, wizards, woods and wonders, all presided over once again by the warmth of the smiling Sun and the power of the Imagination, in the figure of the beloved galapalooza Pegasus icon, “Imagine.”

* Green Magic! reminds us that are creating a sustainable city which balances the needs of the environment, economy, creativity and social justice by "acting locally and thinking globally" -- and we can have fun along the way!

* The float is a fun and artistic expression of "Louisville Going Green:" From natures' magic to solar energy, from recycled materials to vegetable oil powered vehicles, from the myths of the past to our visions of the future, the time for Green Magic! is now.

Green and Local: Louisville Sustainable Business Conference, Monday, April 16, 2007 12 pm to 3 pm

GREENBUSINESS

Green And Local:

Buy Local

Green Fuels

Composting

Solar Energy

Recycling

Social /

Entrepreneurship

Fair Trade

Farmers Markets

Healthy Living

Green Directories

Creative Culture

Sustainable / Neighborhoods

Panelists (Partial List)

Gary Heine

Heine Brothers Coffee

David Pickerell
Master Distiller

Makers Mark Distillery

James Linton

Expressions of You Cafe

Mary Clark

Rainbow Blossom Natural Foods

Emma Kuhl

Energy Pros

Jim Shields

Commonwealth Computer Recycling

David Silverman

Sustainable Business Networks

Marty Hanka

Good Oil Boys

Sustainable Business In Louisville, Ky, USA:

An Earth Week Lunch and Learn Mini-Conference

Monday, April 16th

12 pm to 3 pm

Webster University

1031 Zorn Ave., Suite 200, (Zorn Ave & I-71) Louisville, KY 40207

For details & Press info on the conference, Click here

Going Green and Local:

Explore how area businesses and the community can partner to support green and socially responsible local business.

12 to 1 pm: Sustainable Business and Social Entrepreneurship:
The Advantage of Green and Local

1 to 2 pm: Local /Global Green Business Networks:
Growing a Living Economy

Small group discussions and networking to follow.

Open to all, but of special interest
to business owners and non-profits.
Seats are limited.

Lunch option $10, reservation required by Noon Friday the 13th.
Otherwise there is no cost to attend.
Call to reserve or email louisville@webster.edu

For a downloadable jpg GREENBusiness poster you can print out at and post at your office or community center, click on the image below:

Business: Make Louisville Green - Article Excerpt from Leoweekly.com

Business: Make Louisville Green

It should go without saying that most area small businesses don’t have the wallets to “go green” on a whim. Simply changing the light bulbs is one thing, but installing solar roofs, localizing product lines, composting food waste and using alternative means of transportation are quite another.


That’s why Webster University and the Louisville-based Sustainable Business Networks are trying to help connect the dots, because reinventing the wheel is, well, unnecessary. They’re holding a conference Monday to help Louisville businesses and nonprofits interested in going green connect with other businesses already green or, in most cases, employing one or two green elements that can be swapped and shared.


The hope, organizer David Silverman said, is to foster interconnectedness among local business, to create what he calls a “sustainable ecology” of services all geared toward environmental stewardship in the business community.


“We’re pulling together folks from a variety of businesses and sectors essentially to say, hey, here is the green business sector, the local business sector, and that in itself counts, not just alternative energy or solar or whatever,” Silverman said.


Panelists include Gary Heine of Heine Brothers Coffee, which sells only fair trade and organic coffee and manages a large-scale composting operation; Mary Clark of Rainbow Blossom; James Linton of Expressions of You coffeehouse; Jim Shields of Commonwealth Computer Recycling; Emma Kuhl of the Green Building Council; and a representative of the local business association Keep Louisville Weird, which Silverman hopes can help lead a charge to make Louisville green.


Things get started at 11:45 a.m. Monday and will also include consumer education about how to buy green. Call 896-1835 to reserve a spot (the conference is free) or visit www.sustainablelouisville.net for more info. —Stephen George

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Sustainable Louisville networks meeting Reminder: April 9, 5:15 PM Ad Hoc GreenFest / Sustainable Community and Business Networks Organizing Meeting -

Sustainable Louisville Networking Meeting:
The next Ad Hoc GreenFest / Sustainable Community and Business Networks Organizing Meeting will be held

Monday, April 9, 2007
5:15 - 7 PM

Webster University
Louisville Metro Campus
1031 Zorn Ave., Suite 200
Louisville, KY

Directions:
Take Interstate 71 to Zorn Avenue Exit
Turn into Ramada Drive next to BP Gas Station at Exit
Bear right into main campus building parking lot
Please note time and location change.

Building strong, green and sustainable local economies:
An open meeting on networking for green and local festivals, education and market development, particularly community based initiatives and community-university-business collaboration. All are welcome.
Please see the Agenda details below for more information.

For more information: communitybiz@yahoo.com
See below for agenda and details or go to
http:///www.sustainablelouisville.net

_______________________________________

And Don't forget to Mark your Calendars:

Monday, April 16, Noon to 3PM,
Louisville Green and Local Business Mini-Conference!

Featuring Local Green Business Leadership on going green and local for your business, organization and the local economy. Speakers from Heine Brothers Coffee, Rainbow Blossom Foods, Expressions of You Cafe, Keep Louisville Weird, Louisville Sustainability Forum, Business Alliance for Local Living Economies, Energy Pros, Kentucky Green Building Council, Commonwealth Computer Recycling and more!
A Lunch and Learn event at Webster University. Free to attend, $10 for lunch. Call to reserve lunch and for more information. Details at www.sustainablelouisville.net

Sunday April 8, April 15 and April 22, 4 PM to?
Green Magic! You're invited to Join the Parade! Thursday, May 3, 2007: Pegasus Parade entry to support Greening a sustainable Louisville!

You can't get much more "mainstream" in the Louisville area than the Kentucky Derby Festival and the Pegasus Parade. A diverse group of artists, young people, performers, tradespeople, businesses and community groups have come together to support an alternative transportation and Green Magic!float entry in the parade this year -- and You're invited! The working group is meeting daily for construction, costuming and performance preparation. Materials donation and networking help is needed as well.
You're invited to join the weekly Green Magic assembly at the Hope Mills building, 954 East Kentucky Street or come by anytime to join in the fun! Call Noah Church at to learn more and jump in! Details: www.sustainablelouisville.net

________________________________________________


April 9 Ad Hoc Working Group DRAFT Agenda:
(Please post suggestions for additions or change below in the "COMMENTS" link or send to communitybiz@iglou.com)

5:15 PM
1.1) Agenda review
1.2) Introductions/Brief Announcements) Progress on Community Education Events:
2.1) Progress review on 2007 - 2008 Louisville Energy and Green Living Expo and Green Festival planning.

5: 30 PM
2.2) Conference Call with Joseph Malki, Producer of the National Green Festival, National Green Business Conference and and Principal Seven Star Green Event Experts (tentative)

6 PM
2.3) Progress review on 4/16 Louisville Green and Local Business Conference
2.4) Information on promotions, ride share and programming for the April 17-22 National Green Business Conference
2.5) Progress on 4/14 and 4/22 Earth Week Events
2.6) Progress on 5/3 Green Magic/Pegasus Parade 4-21 - 5/6 Derby Festival Events and
2.7) Progress on Community Sustainability Educational Events and Speakers Series
2.8) Information on 4/22-23 Berea Community-University Sustainability Collaboration Conference information

6:30 PM
3) Progress on networking
3.1) Business Alliance for Local Living Economies
3.2) Collaborating organizations and networks for events, education and market development.
3.3) Networking tools and resources
3.4) Network organization/committees

6:45 PM
4) Next steps

NOTE: This will be an open and ad hoc community meeting to which past and new participants are welcome.

We welcome the chance to speak via conference call with Joseph Malki, a world leader on producing Green expos and events. We hope to have excerpts of Bill McKibbens comments on the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies and other brief presentations. We will also be using a media democracy approach to the meeting, taping excerpts and asking for commentary on participants perspectives on "Greening" the region for posting to web and broadcast.

http://sustainablelouisville.net or http://sustainablebusinessnetworks.blogspot.com/

Going Green and Local: Louisville Green Business Mini-Conference

Earth Week, 2007

Going Green and Local:
Louisville Green Business Mini-Conference

A Lunch and Learn Event

April 16 , 2007
11:45 PM - 3 PM

Webster University
Louisville Metro Campus
1031 Zorn Ave., Suite 200
Louisville, KY 40207
(502) 896-1835
(See directions below)

CLICK HERE FOR POSTR AND DETAILS: 
Green and Local: Louisville Sustainable Business Conference, 

Monday, April 16, 2007 12 pm to 3 pm

The Louisville Green Business Mini-Conference will feature panel discussions and briefings on Sustainable Business in the Louisville.

Hosted by Webster University and the Sustainable Business Network as part of the Earth Week schedule, the conference brings together area entrepreneurs, business and non-profit leaders to share their stories, challenges and success in "Going Green and Local".

Many believe we've reached a green and local "tipping point." The growth of green and local businesses, products, and sustainable development practices is apparent in the Louisville area, and reflects similar global trends.

The Green Business Conference will highlight "lessons learned" for businesses and organizations interested in going green and local, from alternative transportation to composting, social entrepreneurship to Fair Trade, farmers markets to healthy living, solar energy to recycling, and more.

12-1 PM: Sustainable Business and Social Entrepreneurship: The Green and Local Advantage
1-2 PM: Building Networks for Local Living Economies
2-3 pm Small Group Discussions and networking to follow.

Panelists include (confirmed):

Jim Shields, Commonwealth Computer Recycling
James Linton, Expressions of You Spoken Word Cafe
Gary Heine, Heine Brothers Coffee and Louisville Sustainability Forum
Mary Clark, Rainbow Blossom Whole Foods and American Independent Business Alliance / Keep Louisville Weird
David Silverman, Adena, Sustainable Business Networks
Emma Kuhl, Energy Pros, Green Building Council

Others have been invited and will be posted here when confirmed

One of the aims of the conference is to explore how area businesses and the community can partner to support the growth of green and socially responsible local business sectors in the region.

The conference will highlight examples and opportunities for participating in consumer education, adopting green business practices and supporting and financing local living economies and partnering with business-community networks.

Sessions are free but lunches are provided at a cost of $10 for those who choose to eat food from some of Louisville’s best eateries. Reservations are required by Friday noon, prior to the lunch, at (502) 896-1835.

The Louisville Green Business Mini-Conference Panel is the first in a series of events supporting the development of green and local markets: The Green Business speakers Series, the Louisville Green Pages Directory, Derby Festival "Green Magic" at the Pegasus Parade, The 2008 Louisville Green Festival, Energy and Green Living Expos, Chapter Organization for the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies, Louisville Independent Business Association and similar networks and other community education opportunities.

The Louisville conference is designed in part to support the of the National Green Business Conference and Expo, which will begin April 17, 2007 in Chicago and the development of the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies chapter in Kentuckiana.

For more information on these and other Sustainable Louisville events and resources, go to www.sustainablelouisville.net
Email: communitybiz@yahoo.com

Directions:
Take Interstate 71 to Zorn Avenue Exit
Turn into Ramada Drive next to BP Gas Station at Exit
Bear right into main campus Galen Center parking lot
Please note time and location change.

Webster University hosts the Lunch & Learn series featuring speakers from throughout the region. Webster University Lunch & Learn is an opportunity to discover interesting things about business, life, and leisure while trying out food from some of Louisville’s finest restaurants and caterers.

Sessions are designed to give participants important tips about business and life topics.

Sessions are free but lunches are provided at a cost of $10 for those who choose to eat food from some of Louisville’s best eateries. Reservations are required by Friday noon, prior to the lunch, at (502) 896-1835.

For more information: communitybiz@yahoo.com

http:///www.sustainablelouisville.net