On October 23rd, the Northeast Women in Public Finance will host a panel discussion on Green Initiatives in Public Finance in Hartford, Connecticut.

Financing of green infrastructure that supports environmental sustainability by reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions is perhaps the fastest growing segment of our industry. Hear from leaders in the field on a variety of new financing tools including Green Bonds, solar leases, and energy performance contracting, and learn about new environmental credit opportunities. Learn how the massive power of public financing can bring green initiatives to reality and contribute to a more sustainable and healthy planet for future generations. 

Men are welcome to join this lively conversation hosted by the NEWPF!

Panelists:

Diana Hoadley, Managing Director, JP Morgan
Bryan Garcia, President, The Connecticut Green Bank
Deborah Spalding, Deputy Chief Investment Officer, Office of the Connecticut Treasurer
Denise Farrell, President, Environmental Attribute Advisors

Co-Hosts & NEWPF Board Members:

Sarah Sanders, Assistant Treasurer of Debt Management, Office of the Connecticut Treasurer
Jeanette Weldon, Managing Director, Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority

Sponsors:

Day Pitney LLP
Pullman & Comley LLC
Robinson & Cole LLP
Shipman & Goodwin LLP

Light fare and refreshments will be served. The cost of the event will be free for all attendees. However, the room has a limited capacity and we request advance registration.

Location:

Gershon Fox Ballroom (former G. Fox building)
960 Main Street
Hartford, CT 06103