Exhibitor Overview – Charlotte Clean and Green 2010

Exhibitor Opportunities at Charlotte Clean and Green

Exhibitor Map and Directory

A detailed sitemap for Exhibitors and Vendors that includes booth locations and numbers is now available on the Venue and Map page.

If you have already received an Exhibitor / Vendor Package that contains this map with "EZ" next to your booth number, please note that the maps are identical. "EZ" (an abbreviation for "Exhibitors") was removed from this version to improve readability.

Interested in being an Exhibitor or Vendor?

Showcase and sell your products, services and ideas at Charlotte's premier green educational festival. We're looking for companies with products or services that demonstrate sustainability, a degree of innovation or uniqueness or offer educational value. Gain extensive visibility of your company or organization's commitment to the green economy and environmental stewardship. Space is limited.

For more information, contact Exhibitor Chairs

Amy Latour:		(704) 277-1065
Dani Goldfischer:		(704) 258-6274
Kris Reid:		(323) 841-2887

Why become a 2010 Exhibitor?

In just two years, Charlotte Clean and Green has become the premier environmental and sustainability focused event in the Charlotte Mecklenburg Region. In fact, the 2009 Charlotte Clean and Green festival qualified the City of Charlotte as one of the top 15 cities on Earth Day according to the EcoFactory. Charlotte Clean and Green 2010, April 17, 2010 on the Central Campus of Central Piedmont Community College, will be the largest and best opportunity to exhibit at an environmental and sustainable event in 2010.

What will Exhibiting mean to my business?

Your support is critical to our success and we value your commitment to our event and our community. If sustainability and environmental citizenship are a part of your corporate image and message, then Charlotte Clean and Green is the ideal venue to enhance your position in the community.

Widespread Community Participation

In 2009 attendance at Charlotte Clean and Green grew from 1,800 to almost 4,000. In 2010 we forecast another significant increase in participants at the Saturday festival with high visibility and recognition of all exhibitors before, during and after the event. Charlotte Clean and Green will collaborate with groups and departments such as the CPCC Center for Sustainability, the Central Piedmont Sierra Club, Charlotte Center City Partners, and the USGBC Charlotte Region Chapter to plan and promote the festival.

A Celebration of Our Diverse Community

In 2009 we promoted the event to the green and the not–so–green, families and singles, across all age groups and to numerous interfaith and social groups. We'll expand our audience in 2010 for even greater diversity and utilize our website (www.charlottecleandgreen.com) print media, direct marketing, press releases, radio, television and other vehicles.

Largest City Eco–Educational Program

One of the high points of the festival is the free, quality educational programs for adults. With over 25 classes and programs, your sponsorship helps to underwrite these sessions that help increase environmental awareness and teach new skills and knowledge for the protecting our world. In 2010 Charlotte Clean and Green will expand its educational efforts to engage the Charlotte Mecklenburg School System, the Hornets Net Chapter Girls Scouts, the Mecklenburg County Council Boy Scouts of America, the Charlotte Mecklenburg Public Library, the Charlotte YMCA and local College and University offices of sustainability and environmental groups.

Model Green Event

The 2009 festival was recognized as a model green event. Custom designed recycling centers, carbon neutral credits, extensive composting and more made this a truly unique and special event and will be expanded in 2010.

New Partnership with CPCC Sensoria

Charlotte Clean and Green will be associated with the week long arts and music festival, CPCC's Sensoria. This means greater awareness over the full week in addition to the Saturday festival.