For Immediate Release
Contact: Skip Bates, Bangor Savings Bank
(207) 942-5211
Skip.Bates@Bangor.com
Camden, Maine - Following the successful Built Energy Forum held at the Augusta Civic Center in January, Build Green Maine is producing four sessions for the Juice Conference 2.0. Build Green Maine is dedicated to facilitating the rapid transformation of Maine’s built environment to greatly reduce energy inputs and reduce carbon emission.
For Immediate Release
Contact: Skip Bates, Bangor Savings Bank
(207) 942-5211
Skip.Bates@Bangor.com
Camden, ME - The organizers of the 2009 Juice Conference, “Building Maine’s Innovation Networks,” today announced a star-studded array of keynote speakers for their November conference in Camden. Speakers will include, Nick Spitzer from National Public Radio, Doug Hall, inventor and Founder of Eureka! Ranch, Joe Lstiburek, principal of the Building Science Corporation, and Marci Rossell, former Chief Economist for CNBC.
For Immediate Release
Contact: Skip Bates, Bangor Savings Bank
(207) 942-5211
Skip.Bates@Bangor.com
CALL FOR BUSINESS PLANS
Camden, Maine - Organizers of the Juice Conference have received an anonymous donation of $30,000, with the intention that the funds be invested on behalf of Midcoast Magnet into innovative Maine businesses.
Juice 2.0 “Building Maine’s Innovation Networks,” will take place on November 13 and 14 in Camden, Maine. The conference will bring together over 500 of Maine’s most creative entrepreneurs, artists, innovators, finance professionals and statewide leaders at the intersection of technology, tradition and design for the purpose of energizing Maine businesses.
For Immediate Release
Contact: Skip Bates, Bangor Savings Bank
(207) 942-5211
Skip.Bates@Bangor.com
Camden, Maine - The 2009 Juice Conference, produced by Midcoast Magnet, will take place on November 13 and 14 in Downtown Camden. Juice 2.0 will bring together over 500 of Maine’s most creative entrepreneurs, artists, innovators and statewide leaders at the intersection of technology, tradition and design for the purpose of charting the future of Maine’s economy.
