Protecting and Licensing Green Energy Technologies Speaking Engagement

Greentech Committee meeting on Monday, November 15, 2010 at 12:30 pm. Rory Radding will be hosting the meeting (see address below). Lunch will be provided, courtesy of Rory and Morrison & Foerster, LLP.

Discussion Topic:

REVISED:  “Protecting and Licensing Green Energy Technologies.” Speaker - Alex Sousa, in house counsel at Innovalight, Inc.

Call-in Information for Phone Participants:  Please call 800-650-4949 at 12:45 pm and use pass code 4688146#

Location of Meeting:

Rory J. Radding, Esq.
Partner
Morrison & Foerster, LLP
Conference Room on 43rd Floor
1290 Avenue of the Americas (at 51st St) New York, NY 10104-0185
Telephone (212) 468-8146
Secretary Telephone:  Sally McFarland (212) 336-4059



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NYS Neighborhood Preservation Coalition’s Annual Conference

NPCNYS’s Statewide Housing Conference
Revitalization: Building New York’s Future

Thursday & Friday October 28-29, 2010 New York Law School

On October 28 & 29, 2010 the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal and The Center for Real Estate Studies and Justice Action Centers of The New York Law School will be hosting the 2010 NPCNYS’s Conference on Affordable Housing and Community Development.

We will: 

• Discuss ways we are building New York’s future by revitalizing communities throughout the State. 
• Explore green building strategies, community revitalization efforts and more. 
• Discover innovations in planning, development and preservation in today’s housing industry. 
• Share ideas, tips, and approaches with fellow industry professionals and experts during our networking lunches and workshops. 
• Tackle solutions for all areas of sustainable communities, including environmental, transportation, and health.

A great chance to network with: 

• Affordable housing advocates 
• Architects and planners 
• Community development advocates 
• Lawyers 
• Legislators 
• Lending industry 
• Neighborhood groups 
• Nonprofit housing organizations 
• Public agencies 
• Researchers 
• Residential builders and developers 
• Sustainable development experts 
• Tenants/housing consumers 

A full schedule of events can be found http://www.npcnys.org/conference2010.html.

Alternative Food Channels for NYC Neighborhoods

The evolution and outlook for food cooperatives as a strategy to bring healthy, affordable food to under resourced neighborhoods. What are the challenges and needs of these efforts? What are the potential resources? Is there a role for policy?

Food Systems Network NYC is hosting an open networking meeting to discuss alternative food channels for NYC neighborhoods this Wednesday. Panelists include: Joe Holtz, General Manager and founding member of the Park Slope Food Co-op in Brooklyn, Natalie Soleil from the Fourth St. Food Co-op in Manhattan, and Shira Shaham from the Bushwick Food Co-op.

Date: October 19, 2010

Time: 12:30 PM

Location: Fund for the City of New York, Main Conference Room

121 Avenue of the Americas, 6th Floor

New York, NY 10013-1590

10/20: NYCLA Wants to Feed You and Help You Increase Your Professional Network

The New York County Lawyers' Association (NYCLA) invites you to their Kick-Off Reception for the 2011 Minority Judicial Internship Program. The events is on Wednesday, October 20th, beginning at 6pm.

Go to meet practicing attorneys and other law students. Stay for cheese and crackers.

Details:
Wednesday, October 20, 2010 @ 6pm
New York County Lawyers' Association
14 Vesey Street (b/w B'way and Church) Manhattan
RSVP BY OCTOBER 18TH OR THEY WON'T LET YOU IN!

E-mail LDavis@NYCLA.org to RSVP for this program.

Need More Info? Check out the NYCLA website.





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