Women of Wind Energy

San Francisco Bay Area Chapter

Spring Meet Up!

Come experience our featured presentation by Mike Folloni, Partner, Asociados Pan-Americanos, on the “APAIT-PARA-TODOS” venture in Baja CA to bring power from this wind rich region to serve California.  This unique project is a 50-50 partnership with the Pai Pai Indigenous Community of Mission Santa Catarina in Baja CA.

THIS WILL BE A FASCINATING PRESENTATION!

Date:               Wednesday, April 1

Time:              6:00 PM-7:30 PM

Location:        Sponsored by The Center for Resource Solutions

Pacific Room, Thoreau Center

1014 Torney Ave.

The Presidio, San Francisco

Directions:     http://www.thoreau.org/san-francisco/directions-contact/index.html

http://www.tidescenter.org/about-us/contact-us/sfdirections2/index.html

For Help with public transportation from BART to the Presidio, please contact Robin Quarrier (contact info below).

The Thoreau Center is not far from the Lombard Gate.  Parking is primarily in the lot behind the building but there is also limited parking in front of the building.  Enter through the front of 1014 (facing Letterman Drive).

Fee:                $10 to cover the cost of snacks and drinks

Space is limited.  Register now to secure your spot.

Contact:         Please call Robin Quarrier (415-568-4285) or Andrea Taber (415-269-1848).

To learn more about the Women of Wind Energy (WoWE):  http://www.windustry.org/women-of-wind-energy

Women of Wind Energy (WoWE) is a group of individuals who support and encourage the participation and advancement of professional women in the wind energy industry.

Both women and men have come together to develop WoWE into a leading organization that promotes greater involvement and employment of women in the wind energy industry, and provides a unique professional networking forum. Established in 2005, WoWE has blossomed into a network of more than 500 people who have attended our annual scholarship luncheons or event Meet Ups and chapter meetings held across the country. We are guided by a Steering Committee of eight women from across the industry who volunteer their time, and are backed up administratively by Minneapolis-based Windustry, the leading organization in advancing community wind power projects, and also a woman-led company.