There is the Target Green conference on October 3 in Washington, DC.

There are two webcasts:

Marketing to the Social Web - A PRWeek/Racepoint Group Webcast
Date: Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Time: 12pm EST/9am PST

and

How to Win a PRWeek Award
Date: Thursday, September 20, 2007
Time:12pm EST/9am PST

Our registration has opened.

Where:
Mandarin Oriental
1330 Maryland Ave, SW
Washington, DC 20024

When:
Wednesday, October 3

Register:
Click here

Target Green speakers

Beth Lowery, VP energy, environment, and safety policy, General Motors
Hans Bender, global external relations leader, household care, Procter & Gamble
Annie Howell, SVP of communications and public affairs and talent management for Planet Green, Discovery Channel
Rick Otis, deputy associate administrator, office of policy, economics, and innovation, US Environmental Protection Agency
Michelle Moore, VP communications, US Green Building Council
Andrew Fox, senior manager, AMD Public Relations
Jon Anderson, founder, Green Chamber
Kateri Callahan, president, Alliance to Save Energy
Matt Pliszka, founder, founder
Ann DeLaVergne, founder/inventor, EcoEnvelopes
Lynn Brindell, SVP marketing, The Weather Channel
Mark Bailey, acting program manager, US Department of Energy
Alex Folk, center operations manager, Department of Commerce
Val Fishman, green program manager, Clear Channel
Bill Reed, SVP and GM corporate communications, Canon USA

Announcement over at the Target Green blog.

On June 26th at 12pm, I’ll be moderating a webcast titled “Does your Web strategy work?” We’ll be looking at how companies can really measure the effectiveness of their online outreach. Rick Clancy, SVP of corporate communications for Sony Electronics, will be the featured speaker. Click here for more information or to register.

PRWeek is the national media partner of the Edelman new media summit. PRWeek EIC Julia Hood will be moderating the final panel of the day. For the schedule (and the blog), click here.

But the greening (greenery?) (greenanity?) doesn’t stop there. We’re going to continue blogging at the Target Green blog.

I’ve started posting mini-roundups today.

Julia Hood and I will be heading to San Francisco tomorrow for our Target Green conference. Please follow along on that blog for updates. And, if you’re pitching news this week, it should go to michael . , who is guest news editing this week.

Don’t miss the PRWeek webcast on April 24 at 12 pm EST/9 am PST. Charles Conner, SVP, Communications and Marketing, American Red Cross National Headquarters and Paul Dickard, Director, Corporate Communications, Ingersoll Rand will be joining us as we discuss survival methods for today’s communications world and more importantly various ways to handle a crisis.Moderated by:
Tonya Garcia, Web Reporter, PRWeek

****Register Today!****

Click here to register

Be sure to check back with the Editors’ Blog to find out how to find out who the winners are on awards night.

If your boss asks you about innovation, and you don’t want to be caught with a retort of nothing more than: “I think innovation is important,” you should sign up for our next webcast, moderated by Julia Hood. Full details below.

Thursday, October 26, 2006
12 pm EST/ 9 am PST
Register here

Corporations must be seen as innovative in order to thrive in today’s global marketplace. Strategic communications plays a crucial role in helping companies drive innovation internally, as well as explain their culture of innovation to stakeholders of all kinds. This Web cast will examine the ways in which PR professionals are working inside companies to drive innovation, as well as helping companies tell their stories.

Featured speakers:
Harry Pforzheimer, VP of communications, Intuit

David Yaun, VP, corporate communications, IBM Corporation

Moderated by:
Julia Hood, PRWeek editor-in-chief