Call for Presentations for the Women's Environmental Leadership Summit

Join us for the Inaugural Women's Environmental Leadership Summit on October 3rd and 4th at the Sonesta Hotel in Nashville, TN.

If you are interested in speaking at the Inaugural Women's Environmental Leadership Summit, please let us know!! We need motivational environmental speakers to submit your presentation! Please email your name, title, company, and a paragraph about your presentation to ambergreene@tnrecycles.com.

This summit aims to bring together women leaders in sustainability, exchange transformative ideas, and develop leadership skills. During this two-day event, participants will have the opportunity to listen to inspiring speakers, take part in environmental panel discussions, attend networking events, and attend a tour.

 Book your room now and register on the tnrecycles.com website. 

 Click here for the agenda

The TN Sustainability Conference has reached full capacity, and registration is now closed.

Attendee registration and exhibitor spaces for the TN Sustainability Conference are sold out. We are grateful for everyone's support and eagerly anticipate seeing you on August 20th!

 If you have any inquiries or wish to be added to the waiting list in case of cancellations for an exhibitor or attendee spot, please email ambergreene@tnrecycles.com.

Registration for the Golf Tournament and Workshops is still open. If you are interested in registering for golf or workshops, or if you have any questions about golf, please contact Jan Compton at Jan.Compton@tn.gov. 

Website: ww.tnscnow.com

Thank you!!

Senator Bill Hagerty to Speak on Friday, August 23rd at the TN Sustainability Conference

Hagerty is a lifelong businessman. He started his business career with the Boston Consulting Group, where his work took him to five continents, including three years based in Tokyo, Japan. He later became a venture capital and private equity investor where he invested in and served as an executive and board member of a wide range of companies, including ones listed on the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ. From 2011 to 2014, Hagerty took leave from his business career to serve as a member of the Governor’s Cabinet and Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.

During his tenure as commissioner, Hagerty reorganized the department, eliminating over 40 percent of the positions and saving millions of taxpayer dollars. At the same time, the new approach helped spur the strongest economic transformation seen — taking Tennessee from an unemployment rate higher than the national average when he arrived to become the number one state in the nation for jobs created through foreign investment and being named State of the Year for Economic Development an unprecedented two years in a row during his tenure.

Hagerty, an Eagle Scout, is originally from Sumner County, Tennessee. Today, he and his wife Chrissy are both active volunteers in several community and civic organizations, and live in Davidson County, Tennessee. They are the parents of four children.