8:00~8:30	Registration
8:30~8:40	Welcome
8:40~9:30	Green Chemistry:  Background and Drivers
	Paul Anastas, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
9:30~9:45	Break
9:45~11:00	Green Chemistry:  Basics for Business
	John Warner, University of Massachusetts-Boston
	Examples from the Agricultural, Polymer, Pulp and Paper and Textile Industries
	Mary Kirchhoff, Green Chemistry Institute, American Chemical Society Paul Anastas, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy John Warner, University of Massachusetts-Boston
11:00~11:45	Green Chemistry and Pollution Prevention at Nike:  Past, Present and Future Efforts
	Richard Crosbie, Nike
11:45~1:00	Lunch - special presentation by syndicated cartoonist, Jack Ohman of The Oregonian
1:00~1:45	Product Stewardship - Driving Green Chemistry into Your Supply Chain
	Derek Smith, Norm Thompson John Frazier, Nike/CH2M Hill
1:45~2:45	CONCURRENT SESSION
	I.	Finding Green Chemistry Solutions in the Marketplace
		Chris James, Fatearth
		Chemical Source Reduction:  Strategies and Challenges for Small Business
		Kevin Masterson, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
	II.	Green Chemistry Problem Solving and Discussion Session
		Mary Kirchhoff, Green Chemistry Institute Paul Anastas, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy John Warner, University of Massachusetts-Boston Jim Hutchison, University of Oregon
2:45~3:00	Break
3:00~4:00	CONCURRENT SESSIONS
	III.	Marketing Green Chemistry Inside and Outside Your Organization
		Cynthia Cann, University of Scranton School of Business
	IV.	Teaching Green Chemistry and Technical Skills Development
		Jim Hutchison, University of oregon John Warner, University of Massachusetts-Boston
4:00~5:00	Integrating Green Chemistry into Your Business Operations
	Larry Chalfan, Zero Waste Alliance
4:45~5:00	Closing Session