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Green Business Recognition Program

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Knoxville, TN

A membership program that offers support to participating businesses that agree to engage in green strategies.

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Green Business Network

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Waco, TX

A state of the art, sustainable building that serves as an example to the Waco community, encouraging other businesses to engage in environmentally friendly practices.

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Environmental Innovations Conference & Expo

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Greater Lehigh Valley

A regional effort to educate the business community and encourage sustainable business methods throughout Lehigh Valley and the surrounding area.

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Energizing the Future

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Seattle, WA

A business community that has taken a large, active role in the community’s efforts to encourage green activities.

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Climate Policy and the Clean Tech Corridor

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Los Angeles, CA

A local chamber of commerce that promotes environmental policy as a key to the city's economic viability.

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Climate Protection Partnership

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Greater Kansas City

Local businesses that promote environmental strategies as a necessary action for the continued economic success of the community.

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Green Business Initiative

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Indianapolis, IN

Positive reinforcement for businesses that observe green practices in the Indianapolis community.

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Green is Good for Business Conference

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Columbia, SC

A chamber of commerce that is actively creating a more sustainable Columbia community by involving local business leaders in the effort.

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Clean Industries—Cleaner Air

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Chattanooga, TN

A business community dedicated to both the economic and environmental health of Chattanooga.

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B-Green 2020

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Bridgeport, CT

A wide-reaching collaboration that has resulted in impressive environmental and financial benefits for the city of Bridgeport.

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Enterprise at Home for Progress at Large: The Economics of Sustainability Report

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This report highlights eleven chambers oenterprise_at_home_coverf commerce that when faced with the challenge of ensuring the future strength of their economies, have employed creative new agendas that not only help reverse the effects of environmental degradation but leverage the occasion for valuable economic gain. Click here to download the report.

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Enterprise at Home for Progress at Large: The Economics of Sustainability

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In the fall of 2009, Partners for Livable Communities (Partners) received a grant from the Energy Foundation to challenge the common misconception that economic growth and environmental sustainability are fundamentally at odds with one another and to showcase innovative programs at the nexus of these agendas.

Read more about the report Partners produced that showcased chambers of commerce from around the country that have crafted green initiatives as part of local economic development efforts.

Read more about the event Partners hosted on Capitol Hill on October 6th, 2009 to explose Congressional offices to the great economic opportunity presented by embracing and promoting green business practices. Business leaders from chambers of commerce in eight small to mid-size cities around the U.S. made the case that green is good for business, that it is a common-sense economic strategy applicable to all industries.

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Enterprise at Home for Progress at Large: The Economics of Sustainability Hill Sessions

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In the fall of 2009, Partners for Livable Communities received a grant from the Energy Foundation to challenge the common misconception that economic growth and environmental sustainability are fundamentally at odds with one another and to showcase innovative programs at the nexus of these agendas.

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Building Partnerships: Creating a Livable Chattanooga for all Ages

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This report documents the Chattanooga Aging in Place Workshop which focused on A Place for Everyone, Building for the Future, Healthy Living, and Lifelong Learning and provides an understanding of the importance of building partnerships towards making successful communities in the 21st century that embrace fairness and equity for all. Click here to download the Report.

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Revitalizing Communities for All Generations: Visioning a Livable Wichita Region

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This report documents the Wichita Aging in Place Workshop and provides an understanding of the importance of intergenerational experiences for older adults and the community as a whole, along with what steps can be taken to enhance the intergenerational opportunities that older adults have in any community. Click here to download the report.

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Engaging Community Leaders in the Process: Creating a Livable Richmond Metro Area for All Ages

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This report documents the Richmond Metro Area Aging in Place Workshop which focused on engaging community leaders and provides an in-depth understanding of the role that leadership plays in the lives of older adults in the greater Richmond region, as well as the innovative programs and initiatives that are happening across the country on this issue. Click here to download the report.

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Redesigning Communities for Aging in Place: Developing a Livable San Antonio for All Ages

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This report documents the San Antonio Aging in Place Workshop which focused on the topic of Community Design and the Built Environment. Click here to download the report.

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