The annual Summit is the largest and most influential gathering for the sports and entertainment community to unite around sustainability. Join us for Faster, Further, Together: 2024 Green Sports Alliance Summit hosted at L.A. LIVE in Los Angeles presented by AEG from June 11th to June 13th.
UNITING SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT FOR SUSTAINABILITY JUNE 11 TO JUNE 13 IN LOS ANGELES.
The 14th Annual Green Sports Alliance Summit returns as the largest and most influential gathering for the sports and entertainment community to unite around environmental and social sustainability. AEG, as a pioneering member of the Green Sports Alliance, returns as the Title Sponsor for the event being hosted across L.A. LIVE at Crypto.com Arena, Peacock Theater, and The NOVO. The Summit will gather over 700 stakeholders and feature proven solutions to advance the movement.
As the premier event in sports and entertainment sustainability, our industries are uniquely positioned to make a large-scale impact on the most pressing environmental and social issues that our world faces, by decreasing the carbon footprint of many of our largest public spaces and mobilizing communities to take action. Faster, Further, Together: 2024 Green Sports Alliance Summit seeks to highlight best practices for enhancing performance and fostering a dialogue with stakeholders and fans about environmental stewardship and social justice.
The 2023 Green Sports Alliance Summit: Intention, Action, Impact was hosted at Climate Pledge Arena and Lumen Field in Seattle, WA. It brought together industry leaders, representatives, players, and students in sports and entertainment from all 50 states and 15 countries.
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This Events Guide is a tool for event planners to make their events more sustainable.
You will find tips for sustainable practices during your event, including what to do throughout the planning process (before, during and after the event) and small things to remember like paperless invites, sustainable food vendors and clearly marked waste bins. This guide is the result of many event planning staff across UW and is sure to keep growing so please do come back soon and often.
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