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To create and effectively operate an annually occurring Georgia Environmental Conference providing Current, High Value, and Relevant Educational Content to Professionals practicing in the Environmental Arena.
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The Annual Georgia Environmental Conference is the state's largest and most comprehensive educational opportunity and will be attended by an estimated 550 State, Local, and Federal Government Officials, Business and Industry Leaders, Attorneys, Consultants, Engineers, Developers, Land Owners, Architects, Agribusiness Leaders, Energy Experts, Water Planning Districts, Universities, Public Health Officials, Solid Waste and Recycling Experts, and many others with a strong interest in Georgia's Environmental Programs.
Over the three-day period, this Conference will host an elite group of environmental professionals seeking to exchange knowledge and share ideas around environmental concerns in Georgia. The curriculum, designed and developed by our Steering Committee, offers over 35 unique courses, allowing Attendees to design their own personalized curriculum by selecting seven to eight educational courses while receiving approved Continuing Education credits. With the combined efforts of the state's leading environmental organizations, the Georgia Environmental Conference has proven to be a valued educational supplement focused on Sustaining the Future for the People of GeorgiaTM.
This year's Conference will be centered within the historic city of Savannah, Georgia. All Conference classes and receptions will be held at the Hyatt Regency, seated on the Savannah River waterfront. Savannah, Georgia is located on the state's east coast, southeast of Atlanta and Macon (248 and 166 miles, respectively) and northeast of St. Simons Island (83 miles).
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The Georgia Environmental Conference Opening Session begins at 1:00pm on Wednesday, August 25 and concludes on Friday, August 27 at 11:00am. On-site registration and material pick-up begins at 8:00am on Wednesday, August 25. Registration fees are $295 for those who register before July 15, 2010. Registration fees are $350 for those who register after July 15, 2010. The registration fee includes seven to eight educational courses, Pre-School (if available), one continental breakfast, one seated breakfast, refreshment / coffee breaks, one lunch, two evening receptions, and other Conference amenities.
To register for this year's Conference, please follow the registration link. Cancellation notifications prior to July 28 will be issued a 90% refund. Cancellations between July 28 and August 3 will be issued a 50% refund. No refunds will be given after August 3. Substitutions are welcome with written notification.
If you have any questions or experience technical difficulties, please reference the contact section of this website.
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Property Appraisers
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Agribusiness
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Property Assessors
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Local Chambers
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Water Planning Districts
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Builders & Contractors
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Business & Industry
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Engineers
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Planners
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Realtors
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Landowners
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Developers
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Citizen Groups
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Tax Assessors
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2009 Georgia Environmental Conference Attendees by Industry (as identified by each Attendee)
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2009 Georgia Environmental Conference Attendees by Profession (as identified by each Attendee)
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- Engineer / Environmental Engineer - 17.94%
- Environmental Consultant - 15.88%
- Environmental Manager - 9.71%
- Business / Industry - 9.41%
- Non-Government Environmental Organization / Non-Profit - 6.47%
- Federal Government - 5.88%
- Local Government - 5.59%
- State Government - 5.59%
- Educator - 4.41%
- Attorney - 3.82%
- Other - 2.06%
- Planner - 2.06%
- Utility - 2.06%
- Builder / Contractor - 1.47%
- Architect - 1.18%
- Agribusiness - 0.88%
- Chamber of Commerce - 0.88%
- Citizen Group - 0.88%
- Project Manager - 0.88%
- Student - 0.88%
- Economic Development Council - 0.59%
- Elected Official - 0.59%
- Landowner - 0.59%
- Water Planning District - 0.29%
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2009 Georgia Environmental Conference Attendees by State (as identified by each Attendee)
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- Georgia - 85.9%
- Florida - 4.1%
- South Carolina - 2.2%
- Texas - 0.9%
- Alabama - 0.7%
- Tennessee - 0.7%
- North Carolina - 0.7%
- Illinois - 0.7%
- Louisiana - 0.7%
- District of Columbia - 0.5%
- Michigan - 0.5%
- Arizona - 0.5%
- Colorado - 0.5%
- Pennsylvania - 0.5%
- Ohio - 0.2%
- Virginia - 0.2%
- Maryland - 0.2%
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