Join Cleantech Leaders in Minneapolis on Wednesday, May 8th for an exclusive networking lunch at Hell's Kitchen Minneapolis. This intimate gathering is designed Midwest locals and for those in town for CleanPower24, offering a unique opportunity to connect with key Midwest stakeholders. Whether you're an investor, entrepreneur, or industry leader with a keen interest in the Midwest market, this event is for you. Our gathering promises not just exceptional cuisine, but also unparalleled networking opportunities with industry leading figures in cleantech and sustainable innovation.
Tickets are limited to ensure an engaging experience for all attendees, don't delay, purchase your ticket by registering below.
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM CT
Hell's Kitchen Minneapolis (80 S 9th St)
Hosted by:
Jamie Boyd, Managing Director, Cascadia Capital
Catherine McLean, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Dylan Green
Tom Weirich, Lead – Marketing & Stakeholder Relations, EDP Renewables NA
Kevin Doffing, President, Energy Underground
Peter Kelley, Managing Partner, RenewComm
Allan Abela, Chief Growth Officer & Executive Vice President, EPC Power Corp.
Price per ticket for this event is $110 for CTLR members, $175 for non-members, and $55 for Telkes Fellows. In addition to other benefits, CTLR members receive a discounted price on all event tickets, along with priority registration 48 hours before tickets are made available to our broader private community – so don't delay. Join today and be part of a world-class network of cleantech/climatetech innovators and financiers.
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The purchase price of your event ticket is not considered a charitable donation. The ticket cost is primarily intended to cover the expenses associated with organizing and hosting the event. While your participation is greatly appreciated and contributes to the success of our event, it does not qualify as a tax-deductible charitable contribution.