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This two-day forum is hosted by the UB Department of Materials, Design & Innovation in memory of Erich Bloch.  Leaders from across the country will address how innovations in materials […]

This two-day forum is hosted by the UB Department of Materials, Design & Innovation in memory of Erich Bloch.  Leaders from across the country will address how innovations in materials […]

Join us for the WNY Sustainable Business Roundtable (SBR) Annual Member’s Meeting on June 12 from 3-4:30 pm at TriMain in the Buffalo Arts Studio. The meeting will include “A Year in Review”, Committee Reports, Next Steps, Board Elections, and Bylaw approval. Afterwards we will have networking and a tour.  Non-members are welcome.

This is the chance for you to discuss local clean transportation issues and share ideas that could shape state transportation policies and future incentives. The listening sessions will engage stakeholders […]

SBR has partnered with the CoRE Initiative and the Environmental Alliance to host this early fall networking event.  Throughout the year we want to give you the opportunity to visit […]

SBR will be at the Borderland Festival.  Stop by and say hi! The Borderland Music + Arts Festival celebrates the rich history and renaissance of the region with a two-day […]

The Western New York Facilities Management Expo is a regional showcase featuring products and services for maintenance, renovation, modernization and management of commercial, industrial, institutional, income properties and more. As […]

Don't miss the first SBR Think & Drink Big Idea conversation about Sustainable Investing. Raise a glass, network and let's talk about investment strategies that seek to drive positive social or environmental impact alongside […]

WNY Sustainable Business Roundtable is partnering with UB for Andrew Hoffmann’s presentation “How Culture Shapes the Climate Change Debate”, on February 13th.

This presentation gives practical guidance for anyone who wishes to be better equipped when entering more effective business conversations around climate change.

Dr. Andrew Hoffman is a Professor of Sustainable Enterprise at the University of Michigan and his most recent book explores how humans process climate change information, and how our views are shaped by emotional and cultural influences.

Numerous Roundtable members have heard professor Hoffman personally and are excited about his visit as he has in depth knowledge on how to best communicate when engaging in climate change discussion with corporate leaders and stakeholders.

Let's begin a discussion about what resources, support, or recognition different organizations need to create the structural and cultural changes that will result in less food related waste. We are […]

The Food Energy Water (FEW) Nexus: A Systems Approach for Improving Energy Conservation The purpose of this event is to trigger a dialogue on the FEW nexus and how businesses can approach reducing their energy footprint through conservation […]

Learn about the energy treasure hunt recently conducted at our local water resource recovery facility. Joe Fiegl, P.E., Deputy Commissioner of the Erie County Division of Sewerage Management, will give […]