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Catalysts of the Climate Economy There is a local, national and international competition to solve climate change; to grow businesses that will make money by developing solutions to the climate change challenge. Many of these businesses are just being invented and they will change the world. Many of these inventors will be young people with new ideas, founding new businesses; others are our business, utility, investor and policy leaders in distributed energy, energy efficiency and storage, smart grid, transportation systems change, food systems, working lands sequestration, and so much more. The National Climate Economy Innovation Summit celebrates these catalysts of the climate economy from throughout the country—business leaders who are changing the game, building new economic opportunities that will contribute to renewed prosperity for generations. People like keynoter Paul Hawken, whose new book, Drawdown, describes ways we can emit less carbon while advancing sustainable economic renewal. Like Jigar Shah and Danny Kennedy, who are investing in hundreds of young clean energy, efficiency, transportation, and green tech businesses. Like the entrepreneur competitors in the Summit pitch contest, who will share their business ideas for combating climate change for a cash prize to support the implementation of their vision. The Summit will also feature tours to see the progress of the climate economy as it is embedded in communities and to showcase the remarkable creativity of Vermonters—from Net Zero Burlington to the green building cluster, the food systems movement, distributed generation progress—and to meet dynamic business leaders leading Vermont’s rural renewal. Catalysts of the climate economy are all around us. Every manufacturer has changed the light bulbs, boosted efficiency, and is looking at what’s next. The climate economy is not a sector, really; it’s the economy of the future. Thank you for being part of it, and for being with us! Paul Costello, Executive Director Vermont Council on Rural Development Page 2 │CC:ECON National Innovation Summit Acknowledgments The Vermont Council on Rural Development The Catalysts of the Climate Economy Summit is produced by the Vermont Council on Rural Development (VCRD). From local, citizen-led efforts to policy councils that build collaboration between state, federal, nonprofit, and private sector leaders, VCRD brings Vermonters together across political lines and organizational boundaries to create a better future. Based on its work with communities and in policies to support their future vitality, VCRD has dedicated its efforts to produce the Vermont Climate Economy Initiative in collaboration with hundreds of partnering organizations and individuals. VCRD is producing the “Catalyst of the Climate Economy Summit” with three goals to: • Advance the idea of the climate economy as a cornerstone for national leadership and competitiveness; • Share promising practices in entrepreneurism, investment, and policy for mutual learning; and • Showcase Vermont as a branded leader modeling climate economy development in a rural setting to attract entrepreneurs and investors to work with Vermonters. Planning Partners • Tom Berry, U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy’s Office • Kristin Carlson, Green Mountain Power • Ben Doyle, USDA Rural Development • Nate Hausman, Clean Energy Group / Clean Energy States Alliance • Steve Maier, Middlebury Resident and Former VT State Representative • Linda McGinnis, Energy Action Network • Steve Nicholas, Institute for Sustainable Communities • Janice St. Onge, Flexible Capital Fund L3C • Gaye Symington, High Meadows Fund • George Twigg, Congressman Peter Welch’s Office Management, Logistics, Marketing