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Here is the schedule for future updates on Exchange:

• August 25, 2008:
• “Young Innovators”: In this video from the Greener by Design conference on sustainability young innovators describe how they reinvent products, marketing, and business models toward the goal of companies that push the limits of environmental and social innovation.

• Xerox’s Green Printing Documents History at the DNC: Rhetoric and politics took center stage at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) this week, but behind the confetti and canvassing Xerox employees were using new printing techniques to print ‘green.’

• “Transformations”: In this video from the Greener by Design conference, executives from major corporations like Nike, talk about how large companies reorient toward greener products and processes? It’s far from easy, or fast, but a growing number of these companies are setting their sights on meeting demands from to be green leaders.

• September 9, 2008:
• “Xerox Employees Shine at the Republican Convention”: Hot on the heels of a successful week in Denver at the Democratic National Convention, Xerox employees quickly shifted their focus eastward to the twin cities for the Republican National Convention (RNC).
• September 16, 2008:
• “Greenwashing: Myth or Reality?”: Joel Makower, from Greenbiz.com site, shares his thoughts on the issue of ‘greenwashing,’ an issue that is gaining traction in the marketplace as the surge of interest in sustainability, and sustainable operations continues.
• September 22, 2008:
• “The Project Management Advantage”: Not so long ago the prevailing notion was that everybody was a project manager in some capacity, but these days project management is recognized and respected as a highly specialized skill set. Learn more about project management and how it can help you in this article.

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