January Town Hall | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

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January Town Hall

Hello everyone,

It's that time again...

Topic: Implementing a Waste Reduction Strategy for City Businesses

Learn the planning, methods and process of developing and launching this city wide sustainability initiative.

Our special guest for the January Town Hall is Hannah Bohn. 

Hannah Bohn is a Senior Sustainability Specialist with , a nonprofit affiliate of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce that assists businesses and other organizations with waste reduction, recycling, and energy efficiency projects. Hannah currently leads , a new program from Waste Wise in partnership with Hennepin County that is focused on helping food businesses reduce single-use plastic waste. MNimize recognizes the efforts these businesses are already making to reduce plastic waste, and provides technical assistance and funding to help them take further action.

MASD Town Hall: Hannah Bohn
Tuesday, January 31: 1:00pm – 2:00pm CT time
Google Meet joining info:
Video call link:
Or dial: ‪(US) +1 385-999-6267‬ PIN: ‪550 455 557‬#
More phone numbers:

Looking forward to seeing you there.

Categories
Lessons from Leaders
Published on
January 19, 2023
Tags
51±¬ÁϹÙÍø sustainable design
Sustainability

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