Learn about biomimicry in the context of Austin’s local ecosystem with the foremost leaders in the field and connect with others in our regional biomimicry network. Register by March 18, 2011.

Well the holidays are behind us and we are grateful for a wonderful 2010. We at Net Impact wished our old board members adieu and welcomed a new board this last summer. Our new board set a goal for creating new avenues to help Austin's burgeoning business leaders become sustainability leaders as well. To help our members achieve this goal we have added some great new programs and events to our 2011 calendar.

Sarah Cooke, a Dell employee, went from a passive member of Net Impact to Founder of the Austin Professional Chapter after attending a NI National Conference and discovering thousands of people who – just like her – believed that work can be about much more than just getting paid.

Sid Balwani, an Intel employee, credits Net Impact Austin with shaping his long-term career plans toward a focus on BoP products and services. As a Chapter Leader, he has gained real-world experience applying business techniques to enhance positive social impact.

Amber Sprague, a Wells Fargo employee, initially joined Net Impact as a MBA candidate and was impressed by members' common vision for social change through business. Since then, she has found opportunity and inspiration in "the power of the network".

On Thursday April 23rd Net Impact Austin is holding a special event to celebrate its 1st anniversary. Maybe you are wondering what the hoopla is all about...if so, take a gander at this recap.

This is your chance – the one time a year to declare your passions and define our scope for the year to come. Answer just 13 multiple-choice questions to set the rules for 2009!

Over the past few months, the global economic recession has dominated our national consciousness. We see it in the news, in the recent presidential race, and especially in our bottom lines.

Consulting Opportunity in Bocas del Toro, Panama: Sustainable Tourism Development