upcoming events

NOAA NCEI Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Community Conference
Nov
19
to Nov 21

NOAA NCEI Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Community Conference

The NOAA Science Council is hosting a community conference to discuss how NOAA’s research and development (R&D) activities are being strategically managed to advance its science mission. This vital work supports NOAA’s service and stewardship goals, ensuring alignment with the agency’s vision and priorities. 🌊

Join us as we explore the future of NOAA’s R&D efforts and their impact on environmental stewardship and public service!

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AI in Production Conference
Jul
18
to Jul 19

AI in Production Conference

AI in Production Conference - a two-day, single-track conference designed for product teams and software developers tasked with building AI products, offering guidance on best practices and starting points.

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Climate Cafe
Jun
27

Climate Cafe

The Climate Cafe will provide an informal, inclusive space for people to get together to talk and act on climate change. Everyone is welcome to join the conversation, share ideas, learn what others are doing and get involved.

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Blue Ridge Ruby Conference
May
30
to May 31

Blue Ridge Ruby Conference

Blue Ridge Ruby (a registered 501c3) is a two-day, single-track conference featuring ten speakers, plus lightning talks. The conference is hosted by Mark Locklear and Joe Peck.

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Matthew Abrams, Certified eos Implementer® Presentation
May
14

Matthew Abrams, Certified eos Implementer® Presentation

Matthew will deliver a powerful, inspirational presentation that will introduce you to the Six Key ComponentsTM of a successful business.

At the conclusion of this complimentary workshop, you will walk away with a set of simple, practical tools that you and your leadership team will use immediately to focus on priorities, get clear on issues, and gain traction together, as a healthier leadership team.

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PercCollider – Less Talk, More Walk:                         George Masa’s Enduring Impact on Conservation          and Climate Resiliency
Apr
25

PercCollider – Less Talk, More Walk: George Masa’s Enduring Impact on Conservation and Climate Resiliency

David Huff explores the remarkable life and legacy of George Masa, a pioneering Japanese- American photographer and conservationist, whose profound connection with the Appalachian region's natural beauty played a pivotal role in the early 20th-century conservation movement. He delves into how Masa's groundbreaking photographic work and tireless advocacy for the preservation of the Appalachian landscapes.

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Future-proof Your Organization: Strategies to Thrive in a Climate-impacted World
Apr
11
to Apr 12

Future-proof Your Organization: Strategies to Thrive in a Climate-impacted World

The Collider presents a one and a half-day workshop designed to equip business leaders and managers with the knowledge and tools to navigate the rapidly-developing discipline of climate adaptation. This workshop offers a unique opportunity for leaders, executives, and professionals to engage with leading climate and industry experts to: Understand emerging environmental impacts, changing legislation, […]

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PercCollider – El Nino Climate Modeling Tool
Dec
1

PercCollider – El Nino Climate Modeling Tool

Is there any way we can still use observational climate data to diagnose climate models and improve the range of climate change projections? Enter: El Nino and the idea of “emergent constraints”. Tyler Hanke, originally from St Louis, MO, is a full-time CASE Consultants International employee […]

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