2012 LEAF Roundtable | The Nature Conservancy

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LEAF: Past, Present, and Future

February 29, 2012
7 p.m. - 9 p.m.

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom
4 Times Square, 37th Floor
Condé Nast Building
(Entrance on 43rd Street, East of Broadway)
New York, New York 10036 | Show Directions

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LEAF: Past, Present, and Future will feature program alumni from current and previous years and bring together the staff, mentors, school partners and supporters who have enabled the unprecedented national success of the Conservancy’s signature program for urban youth.

Anne Thompson, Chief Environmental Affairs Correspondent for NBC News, will moderate a panel discussion with LEAF alumni. You will hear firsthand from students who have applied their drive and ambition to become environmental leaders in their personal and professional lives.

Please RSVP to kamayo_smith@tnc.org by Feb. 22 to reserve you place at this event. Remember to bring photo ID for the security desk when you enter the building.

This event is by invitation only.