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2004 Sponsors Main | Media | All | 2003 Sponsors
Our
Sponsors are deeply committed to promoting & developing a sustainable
future. Please support their efforts generously.
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UNEP's Mission:
To provide leadership and encourage partnership in caring for the
environment by inspiring, informing, and enabling nations and peoples
to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future
generations. |

IZZE Beverage Company
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OUR COMPANY
Greg Stroh and Todd Woloson founded IZZE in 2002 in their beautiful
home town of Boulder, Colorado, with the singular goal to make a delicious,
natural new beverage—sparkling juice—and have a little
fun in the process.
Today, six distinctive flavors of IZZE are sold in natural and
conventional grocery stores, corner delis, fine restaurants, elementary
schools, airlines, coffee shops and cafes all across the country,
as well as in the Caribbean and South Pacific.
Besides our common interest in creating high quality beverages and
having fun, we at the IZZE Beverage Company also share a strong desire
to give back to the community. This is why our company supports a
number of education, artistic, and conservation organizations, through
donations of both financial resources and employee time. |
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ICS was established in 1988
to support countries in their industrial development through technology
transfer programmes. Based in Trieste, Italy, the Centre operates
under the aegis of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization,
and shares its goal of encouraging industrial development through
capacity-building tailored to provide the supportive climate industry
needs for growth. Sustainability is a key factor throughout the Centre’s
programmes: activities balance economic and environmental issues. |
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The National Collegiate
Inventors and Innovators Alliance fosters invention, innovation, and
entrepreneurship in higher education as a way of creating innovative,
commercially viable, and socially beneficial businesses and employment
opportunities in the United States. The program was founded on the
premise that invention, innovation, and entrepreneurship are essential
components of the higher education curriculum and vital to the nation’s
economic future. The NCIIA works with colleges and universities to
build collaborative experiential learning programs that help nurture
a new generation of innovators and entrepreneurs with strong technical
and business skills and the tools and intention to make the world
a better place. |
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Through Leeds' programs
and research, we examine the relationship between business and society
to broaden the scope of business education by creating knowledge and
leaders that facilitate societal change. It is our goal to become
one of the country's top-25 business schools by developing individuals
who are knowledgeable in the best business practices, think critically,
communicate effectively, act ethically, value diversity, and are competitive
in the global economy. |
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Heifer's Mission to End
HungerHeifer envisions…A world of communities living together
in peace and equitably sharing the resources of a healthy planet.
Heifer’s mission is…To work with communities to end hunger
and poverty and to care for the earth.
Heifer's strategy is… To “pass on the gift.” As
people share their animals’ offspring with others – along
with their knowledge, resources, and skills – an expanding network
of hope, dignity, and self-reliance is created that reaches around
the globe.Heifer’s History : This simple idea of giving families
a source of food rather than short-term relief caught on and has continued
for almost 60 years. Today, millions of families in 115 countries
have been given the gifts of self-reliance and hope. |
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The Global Plan Initiative
was created by a concerned group of individuals who strongly believe
that change is both necessary and possible. It was founded by practical,
straightforward people—men and women from various walks of life,
cultures, religions, and political persuasions. We are united in our
desire to leave our children and grandchildren a better world. We
all believe that a global plan is needed if we intend to eliminate
world poverty, hunger, disease, environmental destruction, and the
ravages of war. A list of some of the group’s early members
follows. |
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Wild Oats is a leader in
the natural and organic food industry. The actions they take and the
products they sell have an impact on the people and the world that
surrounds us. Their vision extends beyond customer satisfaction and
delicious foods. At Wild Oats, we are planting the seeds that will
support our communities, employees, and the environment for generations
to come.
Share Wild Oat Markets' passion for natural and organic while you
discover delicious and environmentally friendly choices available
throughout their stores. Celebrate food, community and the environment,
every day, with Wild Oats Family of Markets. |
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The Regis School for Professional
Studies (SPS) is recognized as a leader in adult higher education
offering both classroom based and innovative online degrees. As the
largest provider of adult learning programs among U.S. Jesuit universities,
the School for Professional Studies serves more than 13,000 adult
students worldwide. SPS Graduate Programs offer Master's degrees in
Nonprofit Management, Liberal Studies, Business Administration, Computer
Information Technology, and Management. |
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Pharmaca's goal is to help
you achieve optimum health, vitality and wellness, whether through
traditional prescription services, complementary and natural remedies,
or a personalized blend of both.
The Pharmaca team is committed to health as a patient-practitioner
partnership involving body, mind and spirit. Our conventional and
complementary medical services are guided by professional knowledge
and scientific research, so you can be confident in your choices.
You'll also find a complete selection of fine personal care and beauty
products, gifts, sundries and small luxuries in our relaxing atmosphere. |
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The CU Book Store is an
integral part of the University of Colorado. We endeavor to connect
the many complex facets of this growing University through our commitment
to its people. We strive to enhance the quality of life and broaden
the learning experience of the CU community, and work to bring further
renown to CU by being an industry leader. We will achieve our goals
through excellent customer service, creativity, talented and valued
employees, providing a pleasing shopping environment with cutting
edge technology, and sound fiscal management. |
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When
the hotel was purchased on December 5, 2002 by an investment team
led by Dan King and Gregory Hartmann (both Boulderites), they did
what they do best. With their combined 40 years of hotel consulting
and operations experience and the resources of HVS Hotel Management
and HVS International, they evaluated all the options. Should this
prime real estate (literally steps from the University of Colorado
campus) be leveled to build a new "vanilla" hotel or even
a residential condo development? Does Boulder really need another
upscale, formal, high price hotel? They surveyed business, university,
tourism and community leaders, as well as hotel guests. Where's
the unmet need? What do guests want?
The decision: Create a new concept. Revive and enrich this solidly
built 40-year old hotel property with personality, color and energy
that reflects and celebrates Boulder, Colorado - an eclectic and
unique town that surrounds us. Keep it affordably priced! (Who really
wants to pay more?) Provide a full-service, mid-priced, professionally
operated hotel, for corporate/business and leisure guests, with
"unexpected" customer service and amenities. Provide opportunities
for travelers to quench their thirst for adventure and to experience
the "local flavor." Create a fun hotel experience in an
informal, casual setting - a "Boulder Outlook Hotel Experience."
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