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For information on becoming a GreenTown sponsor, click here.

GreenTown: The Future of Community is a one-day conference designed to help create eco-effective communities. Mayors and elected officials, city managers, public works directors, park district directors, planners, developers, engineers, architects, landscape architects, builders—and many others interested in sustainable development—gather to hear from inspiring speakers, learn from been-there case studies and discuss actionable procedures to make communities more eco-effective.

GreenTown will be held this year in downtown Aurora. Save the date: Thursday, October 2, 2008. To receive updated information as it becomes available, click here.

If you represent a community and are interested in hosting a future GreenTown event, click here to contact us for more information.

The inaugural conference was held September 19, 2007, at Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple in Oak Park, Illinois. Over 300 municipal employees, professionals and students gathered to hear from William McDonough, architect, author and foremost advocate of eco-friendly development.