Third Annual INFORUM Auto Show Breakfast 'Going Green - Detroit's Growth Engine for the 21st Century'

WHAT: High-level automotive panel provides early and candid insights about the new environmentally conscious business models -- an absolute imperative for the future. Learn from auto industry's environmental leaders how the new business model will turn the traditional idea of environmentalism on its head.

Also, great thought-provoking discussion on issues that are sure to rate high in the '08 elections, such as foreign policy vs. energy policy.

The panel discussion and Q&A session will include top auto industry leaders:

  *  Susan Cischke, Vice President, Environmental and Safety Engineering,
     Ford Motor Company
  *  Jill Lajdziak, Environment and Energy, General Motors
  *  Bill Reinert, National Manager of Advanced Technology, Toyota Motor
     Sales, USA
  *  David Schembri, President, smart USA
  *  Martin Eberhard, CEO, Co-founder, Tesla Motors

Chris Park, principal of Deloitte Consulting, explains transforming principles of the "wholly sustainable enterprise: a practical guide to driving shareholder value through enterprise sustainability."

Learn why experts forecast that companies that don't "go green" will be likely to "lose green."

  Some of the newest environmentally "green" machines will be on display.

  WHEN:  Thurs., Jan. 11, 2007, 7:30 - 9:30 a.m.

  WHERE: Detroit Marriott Renaissance Center

HOW: Call 313-578-3230 or sign up at info@inforummichigan.org to attend this exclusive.

WHO: Presented by INFORUM -- a professional women's alliance -- in partnership with the Automotive Women's Alliance and sponsored by Deloitte.

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