Clean Business Investment Summit Has Investors Jumping In With Both Feet
I just got back from a great day at the University of California at Santa Barbara, host of the 14th annual Clean Business Investment Summit. “CBIS” is an enterprise, not unlike our own here at 2GreenEnergy, which is an attempt to bring together good ideas in cleantech with sources of investment capital.
Overall, not to blow our own horns, that was darn near perfect execution. Of the few hundred people there, I honestly don’t think a single one came away disappointed. I certainly didn’t: I helped a bunch of good folks with good cleantech ideas take their next step – and in the process met dozens of fantastic people. Hard to complain about a day like that.
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