This past weekend, RNN had the pleasure of covering the 8th Annual Laurentia Bio-Region Summit at the historical Omni Mount Washington Resort and SPA nestled in the beautiful White 
Mountains of New Hampshire. This event is where the creative process of sustainable education and practices begins to take form in a "Think Tank" like environment among some of the leaders in the environmental and clean energy sector of our society. This eclectic mix of speakers and presenters was incredibly diverse, including fields such as: academia, architecture, business, government, and communication professionals all brainstorming in a combination of improvisational thought, combined with problem solving initiatives, and proven success stories. The theme of this year's summit was “ENERGY,”
and there is no question that there was plenty of energy in this event, and we are happy to say it was all natural.
Mountains of New Hampshire. This event is where the creative process of sustainable education and practices begins to take form in a "Think Tank" like environment among some of the leaders in the environmental and clean energy sector of our society. This eclectic mix of speakers and presenters was incredibly diverse, including fields such as: academia, architecture, business, government, and communication professionals all brainstorming in a combination of improvisational thought, combined with problem solving initiatives, and proven success stories. The theme of this year's summit was “ENERGY,” and there is no question that there was plenty of energy in this event, and we are happy to say it was all natural.
RNN will begin to release the filming of the event in segments over a three week period where it will be available for on demand viewing and sharing. We want to acknowledge the hard work of the entire Upper Northeast Regional Committee, New Hampshire Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council, John F. Pietroniro and Ken Filarski and all the folks that put this event together on a volunteer basis. Great job!
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