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Leading officials from federal, state, and local government agencies, environmental technology companies, stakeholder groups, opinion leaders as well as members of Congress will gather at the 2003 Environmental Innovations Summit.

Featuring four tracks highlighting the newest innovations and mandates in environmental policy and program execution with more than 50 expert presentations on environmental strategies, tools and techniques available to you to strengthen and streamline your agency or organization’s environmental management initiatives and meet regulatory guidelines.
 
Environmental Management Systems are an integral part of any organization and can meet both corporate policy requirements as well as environmental needs. The 2003 Environmental Innovations Summit will bring the leaders of EMS innovation together to discuss key sector specific issues including: Implementing, reviewing and improving the processes and actions of EMS systems  
 
Innovations are an important factor in streamlining processes, creating cost efficiencies and reducing regulatory overhead. EIS 2003 brings together the best of private and public regulatory innovation. The latest standards of environmental regulation, as well as projected environmental regulation issues will be covered by environmental officials and policy experts.  
 
Comprehensive, accurate environmental reporting can ensure effective management and limit legal liability. At this year’s EIS, you can efficiently create and implement precise reporting quality in industry specific sectors, while communicating and managing your corporate environmental record.  
 
Gain a competitive edge on the competition through learning the latest in environmental technological innovation. The benefits of technological advancement can streamline your processes while providing a significant cost benefit.  Key technologies will be showcased in this valuable forum, allowing for peer-to-peer exchange of information on program enhancement through all levels of organizations.