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The Association of Climate Change Officers (ACCO) is a professional development organization and society that endeavors to:
  • Advance the professional knowledge, skills and experience of those addressing the business and operating implications of climate change in industry, academia, NGOs and government;
  • Provide a forum for the exchange and enhancement of best practices, industry standards, and innovation in the area of climate change strategies;
  • Educate industry and government on the importance of employing qualified professionals, developing sound organizational structures and establishing incentives to encourage innovation; and
  • Support members in developing, directing and implementing climate change strategies in their respective organizations.

News & Announcements

ACCO Executive Director Featured in Time Magazine's Detroit Blog

ACCO Unveils Speakers for June 22 Climate Change Leadership Series Event: "Operation Supply Chain"

ACCO Announces June 10 Webinar on Climate Change and Alternative Energy Under NEPA and Its State Counterparts

ACCO Announces April 29 Webinar on the Role of the Department of Defense in Addressing Energy, Climate Change and National Security Considerations

ACCO Announces April 27 Webinar on Climate Change in the Courts Featuring Environmental Legal Scholars from Columbia University, Georgetown University and the Environmental Law Institute

 

Upcoming Events

8.19.2010 - 8.22.2010 American Renewable Energy Day (AREDAY)
9.29.2010 ACCO Climate Change Leadership Series -- Healthy Hospitals: Changing Climate in Healthcare Institutions
10.19.2010 ACCO Climate Change Leadership Series -- Managing Waste: A Workshop on Addressing Perception, Establishing Metrics and Developing Systems and Partnerships
10.19.2010 - 10.22.2010 Renewable Energy Markets Conference
11.08.2010 - 11.09.2010 ACCO Climate Change Leadership Series -- Climate Change Leadership Summit
Stay tuned for announcements regarding our upcoming 2010 events!

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