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Friday, July 25th -- LEED: Is It Worth It?
Friday, July 25 2008, 18:00 - 22:00

We are proud to present the highly anticipated EVENT,




LEED: IS IT WORTH IT?
A Provocative and Constructive Panel Discussion on LEED Certification
With Industry Experts + Real Developers


July 25, 2008
9601 Ridgehaven Court, "The Auditorium", San Diego, CA
Sponsored By GreenCore Capital,
Hosted by Eco Investment Club San Diego


How will the ineviable transition of our global economy to more sustainable communities affect you?

In a world of bearish markets and soaring gas prices, how do you sustain your lifestyle, plan for your financial future and understand the value of building Green all while playing a pivotal role in keeping the economy + the Earth healthy?

6:00 p.m. Early Bird Networking

7:00 p.m. Opening + Panel Speakers - begins sharp

Join us for a provocative and constructive panel discussion on LEED certification. We'll meet a dynamic panel of Green Leaders who will discuss the burgeoning questions of LEED certification as it relates to the triple bottom line. In addition, we will discuss new technologies and business techniques that are helping to mitigate the problems of climate change and shape the future for Green Leaders to come. From the real estate investment community and policy makers to civic leaders, natural resource scarcity, pollution, and economic crisis are the urgent and growing threats to the health of our economy, our environment and ourselves. Become a part of the solution by joining this compelling conversation.

MODERATOR: Josh Gelfand

PANELISTS: Ronald Ramos, Founder + President,
New Green Housing Corporation

Steve Glenn, CEO, LivingHomes + Developer of
the nation's first LEED Platinum Home

Keith Schneringer, President of
USGBC-San Diego Chapter

KEYNOTE: Philip J. Bona, Assistant Vice President
of Architecture and Planning of the Centre City Development Corp

CLOSING REMARKS: David Gottfried, CEO of Regenerative Ventures (via
teleconference), and Founder of US Green Building Council and the World
Green Building Council!

8:45 p.m. Networking Opportunity, Hors De Oeuvers + Refreshments

9:30 p.m. Close Event

WHERE: The Auditorium @ The City of San Diego's Environment Services Department | 9601 Ridgehaven Court (Look for 'Green Leaders Week' banner) San Diego, CA 92123 http://www.sandiego.gov/environmental-services/

COST: $20 for club members; $30 for non-members; Complimentary for students and faculty: valid ID's are required

IMPORTANT: Please be sure to RSVP by clicking HERE . Delicious food and drink to be provided. The key sponsor of this event is GreenCore Capital, a locally-based investment fund with a focus on accelerating the growth of renewable energy companies, while bringing them to commercialization. Attendees will also be delighted by Eco Caters, a 100 percent organic catering company and sponsor.

Accredited and institutional Investors who are also interested in getting a first-hand look inside the minds of cleantech leaders will have the opportunity to witness operations of some of the fastest growing companies by attending a series of "open houses".

Green Leaders Week will kick off with a Bang at the Envirepel Open House on Monday, July 21, where participants get an insider's look into San Diego County's first-of-its-kind, ultra-low emissions Biomass to Energy Plant. Envirepel's Clean Renewable Technology will be showcased during tours through the facility, which is in the final stages of construction.

On Tuesday, July 22, participants will explore the current state of renewable energy and the future of green investment with thought leaders at two panel discussions at Envision Solar International, Inc., a global developer and provider of solar integrated building systems (SIBs™). Sustainable architects, photovoltaic system designers, and other industry experts will discuss the opportunities for energy efficiency in the home, LEED certification and independence from the electrical grid in "Bringing Renewable Energy Home". Utility experts, green academics and investment professionals will exchange ideas about the transition of energy infrastructure to renewable power sources, how the green revolution will impact financial markets, and investment strategies in "Mastering the Energy Revolution".

"Accredited and Institutional Investors, who are interested in getting a first-hand look inside the minds of cleantech leaders, will have the opportunity to tour the facilities of some of the fastest growing companies by attending a series of open houses". - Yeves Perez, Eco Investment Club Founder on Green Leaders Week

Note: The Open Houses are by invitation only and are not open to the general public

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Brought to you by GreenCore Capital
 
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1) earn an individual income of more than $200,000 per year, or a joint income of $300,000, in each of the last two years and expect to reasonably maintain the same level of income.

2) have a net worth exceeding $1 million, either individually or jointly with his or her spouse.

3) be a general partner, executive officer, director or a related combination thereof for the issuer of a security being offered.

These investors are considered to be fully functional without all the restrictions of the SEC.

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