Please refer to the Call for Proposals Submission Requirements PDF for full details on submission procedures and requirements.
In this call for proposals, GoGreen is seeking the following submissions:


Priority Topic Areas (see Call for Proposals document for full list of examples in each topic area):
-Transportation/Clean Mobility
-Smart Cities
-Environmental Science
-Social Science
-Practical Tools
-Equity/Success Stories
-Business Innovation


Session Types:
-Case Study/Speakers (for inclusion as a part of a session or panel)
GoGreen seeks new and original company case studies from the state of Washington to share stories of entrepreneurship, busting the status quo, or developing inventive breakthroughs in thinking and marketplace.

-Solutions Labs (75 min) – These labs are experiential learning environments on specialized topics. Built to explore issues in greater depth, lab attendees will experiment with new modes of thinking and formulate the application of presented strategies to address relevant and persistent issues. Labs should interactively involve participants toward the development of original solutions.

* Proposals for Solutions Labs require a session outline, content description, proposed timing breakdown and interactive learning examples.

-How-To Workshops (75 min)
These workshops are information-intensive and aimed to provide tactical knowledge of how-to's and actionable next steps. Attendees should leave with a list of tools and resources and action plans in hand.

* Proposals for How-To Workshops require a session outline, content description, proposed timing breakdown and interactive learning examples.

-Industry Showcases (75 min)
GoGreen invites original case studies throughout the state of Washington to share their stories and lessons-learned from innovative problem solving within a specific industry. Takeaway lessons should be extractable and transferrable across sectors. (i.e. clean tech, film, food, hospitality, real estate, shipping/manufacturing, wine, etc.)

-Mini-Charette (75 min)- Moderators will introduce the theme and set up problem statements for discussion. Each roundtable will be assigned one problem statement with group-led conversations and thought provoking discussions to drive solutions for the problem statements. To summarize, participants will come together and share their solutions to the problems and moderators will recap discussions. A Charette Report will be distributed to recap actionable steps for post-event implementation.

-Unconference (75 min)– This is an unconventional session style with 8-10 environmental, equity and natural resource issues from the region on the walls. Participants will contribute their thoughts, propose solutions to these issues and have opportunities to converse with each other on their ideas and share their experiences in several rapid-fire rounds. In the last 20 minutes, a facilitator will bring together and ask participants to reflect on their conversations and next steps to resolve these issues.

-Storytelling (75 min)– Impromptu style storytelling formation that is entertaining and engaging. Each storyteller will have 10 minutes on stage to "narrate" his/her story of breaking the rules to make sustainability a key part of their business as usual plus all the bumps and bruises along the way to success.



Review and Selection Process Timeline:
October 30, 2014 Call for proposals issued
December 12, 2014 Deadline for proposal submissions
January 7, 2015 Selection decisions announced to proposing projects/partnerships
January 16, 2015 Deadline for presenters to confirm participation
January 30, 2015 Deadline for speaker bios and photos for event website
April 30, 2015 GoGreen Seattle 2015: Event Day

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* 1. Submitter's Name, Title, and Organization

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* 2. Submitter's Phone Number

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* 3. Submitter's Email Address

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* 4. Session Title
(20 words maximum)

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* 5. Session Type

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* 6. Abstract
(500 words maximum)

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* 7. Relevant Audience(s)
Please list the specific audience to which this session/case study is targeted. Content should be targeted to GoGreen's organization decision-maker audience.

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* 8. Learning Objectives
Please outline 3-4 lessons/insights the audience will take away from your session.

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* 9. Session Outline - including content description, proposed timing breakdown and interactive learning examples (200 word maximum)
*Solutions Labs and Workshops only

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* 10. Speaker Name (1)

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* 11. Speaker Title (1)

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* 12. Speaker Affiliation (1)

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* 13. Speaker Email Address (1)

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* 14. Speaker Phone Number (1)

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* 15. Speaker Bio (1)
(100-250 words)

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* 16. Speaker Experience (1) *
Please list 1-3 examples of recent speaking experience (event, presentation title, length, date, and audience size). Also note if this speaker has spoken at past GoGreen conferences.

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* 17. Speaker Contact Info (2)
(name, title, affiliation, email address and phone number)

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* 18. Speaker Bio (2)
(100-250 words)

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* 19. Speaker Experience (2)
Please list 1-3 examples of recent speaking experience (event, presentation title, length, date, and audience size). Also note if this speaker has spoken at past GoGreen conferences.

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* 20. Speaker Contact Info (3)
(name, title, affiliation, email address and phone number)

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* 21. Speaker Bio (3)
(100-250 words)

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* 22. Speaker Experience (3)
Please list 1-3 examples of recent speaking experience (event, presentation title, length, date, and audience size). Also note if this speaker has spoken at past GoGreen conferences.

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* 23. If you are submitting this proposal on behalf of the speaker and will remain the primary contact throughout the CFP process please add your name, company, title, phone number, and email address if it has not been entered above.

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* 24. I understand that GoGreen reserves the right to make changes to submissions and require alternative combinations of speakers and case studies to most effectively shape each session’s content and the event’s sustainable learning experience as a whole.

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