Green Scene - Working with Vendors

As an event manager you are in a unique position to control the sustainability of your event. By keeping sustainability at the forefront and working directly with your event vendors you can ensure that your event is a Green Scene.

Learn more in our guide - Working with Vendors.

RI_GS_Vendors_11.09.15a.pdf (628.18 KB)
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