September 11th: Wade Griffith, Shanta Foundation
Green Business Roundtable
The Green Business Roundtable (GBR) is one of the most innovative and successful lunchtime networking events in Durango. Routinely attended by over 80 business leaders, elected officials, and influential community members, GBR inspires innovative discussions on timely issues affecting our region. GBR is non-partisan.
full speaker list coming soon!
full speaker list coming soon!
full speaker list coming soon!
full speaker list coming soon!
full speaker list coming soon!
upcoming speakers
GBR Details
How does it work?
Each one hour event includes lunch and ample networking time prior to a 25-minute presentation. Local, regional, and national speakers engage us on diverse topics related to business, the regional economy, and environmental stewardship. Then a few minutes of attendee announcements close out each meeting.
Block Reservations
A block reservation is the simplest way to participate in GBR!
When you purchase a block, there is no RSVP necessary and your block is fully transferable – so send a colleague or friend if you are unable to attend. Priority is always given to blockholders.
Monthly Reservations + Walk-ins
Not interested in committing to an entire block? No worries. You can purchase reservations for upcoming events.
Monthly Reservations: Purchase your ticket by the Friday prior to each luncheon through our events page or by emailing rane@sanjuancitizens.org. Individual RSVPs cost $20.
Walk-Ins + Last-Minute RSVPs: If you missed the RSVP window, please reach out to us as soon as possible. We have a limited number of last-minute seats and walk-in spots, which cost $25.
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