Breaking Boundaries in Minneapolis

Writer Todd Reubold
@treubold Media and communications professional

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October 15, 2014 — Want to use your career to have a positive impact on the world? Take the first step by joining Ensia in Minneapolis this November 6- 8 for the annual Net Impact Conference. This year’s event will bring together 2,700 business and sustainability leaders from around the world. Conference attendees can choose from 100 interactive sessions in tracks ranging from environment and natural resources, sustainable food and agriculture, and corporate impact and career and professional development. Participants will also have ample time for networking and exploring the Twin Cities — Ensia’s hometown and one of the most beautiful and progressive cities in America. Register now

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