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From break out sessions to lunch table to discussions and from spoken words poetry to meditation session, the 3i Summit on Sustainability: Collaborating on Action was buzzing with energy and inspiration.

Click here to download a full copy of the 3i Summit program guide.

Friday, May 4th

8:00 A.M       Registration and Networking

- A Musical Kickoff to 3i

9:00 AM   3i Kick Off Words of Welcome & Introductions

- Words of Welcome

- Victoria Steele, 3i Sumit Co-Convenor

- Chris Henderson, 3i Co-Convenor

In Algonquin Tradition: Honouring Our Elders and Territory

- Kishk Anaquot (Kim Scott), Kitigan Zibi Anishnabeg

Introducing The 3i Summit Program

- Laura Leet, Project Coordinator

9: 25 AM   3i Summit Ice Breaker

- Hilary  Samuel, Catalyst Mind

9: 50 AM   Unlocking Our Creativity & Innovation: An Interactive Exercise

- Manjit Basi, Community Animator & Entrepreneur

10: 00 AM   Environmental Sustainability Interactive ‘Catalysts Leaders’ Panel

- Moe Garahan, Director, Just Food Ottawa

- Stuart Hickox, Found and President, One Change

- Tom Heintzman, Co-Founder, Bullfrog Power Toronto

10: 45 AM   Break & connecting

11: 15 AM    A Snapshot of 3i Infrastructure, Forum & Community Impact Projects

- Rebecca Aird, City of Ottawa & Chris Henderson, 3i Summit Co-Convenor

11: 30 AM   Making it Real: 1 Minute Comments from 3i Participants

- Jennifer Shepherd, Living Tapestries

12: 00 PM   Introduction of Focus Table Discussion Groups

- Faria Zaman, 3i Communications Coordinator

12: 15 PM   Luncheon & Focus Table Discussion Groups

These One Hour Discussion Groups represent excellent opportunities to connect with potential supporters and collaborators for a range of innovative and creative environmental sustainability projects and initiatives that have a significant positive impact potential.

An opportunity to “rotate” tables and mix up participants will be done part way through the luncheon.

- Mobility Ottawa-Outaouais: Systems & Entreprises (MOOSE Inc.),  Joseph Potvin

- The Car Free Challenge: Tools for Change, Ted Dhillon & Carbonsolve Team

- Brainstorming on Inter- Generational Environmental Action, Christopher Kelly- One Change

- Electric Car Sharing: Turn on the Switch, Adam Frey ( Kick the Tires on a Vrtucar Electric Car)

- Sustainable Enterprise Alliance Ottawa Gatineau (SEAog), Prasanna Siva & Guy Souliere

- Ottawa Community Currency Network, Tim Inkpen

- Canada’s Gone Organic, Brian Porter

-  Making Events in Ottawa Green, Simon Landry

- Clean Energy for Ottawa: OREC & Other Options, Roger Peters & Janice Ashworth

- Sense of Place Initiative, Jim Birtch & Leanne Bing, Ottawa Biosphere Eco- City (OBEC)

- Executive Sustainability Boot Camp, Sarah Dehler & Valerie Collins

1: 15 PM   Building Blocks of Ottawa’s Sustainability Infrastructure: Breakouts

Mini Focus Presentations of Sustainability Infrastructure Initiatives: Followed by Action-Oriented Breakout Discussion Groups

Breakout A   Resources for the Future: Building on the Ottawa Sustainability Fund, Paul Koch & Mary Hegan

Breakout B   Eco-Talent Network: Leveraging Expertise to Support Sustainability, Bill Shields & John Karau

Breakout C   An Ecology Ottawa Community Environmental Network, Graham Saul

Breakout D   Making the Match: Connecting People with Project- Volunteer Ottawa, Will Coukell

Breakout E   Green Enterprise, Cleantech & Economic Development: Taking Innovation to the Next Level, Kristina Inrig

Breakout F   Action Ottawa-One Change Tools and Systems for Environmental Sustainability, Stuart Hickox

2: 45 PM   Break: Laughter Yoga with Sophie Terrace

3: 00 PM   Rolling Up Our Sleeves: Catalyzing Community Impact Projects/Ventures

Remarks from Councillor Maria McRae

Chair, Environment Committee, City of Ottawa

TED Talk style presentations of a set of Community Impact Projects and Ventures making the business case for action- followed by group meetings on each project with proponents, partners and participants

Breakout A   Ottawa Centre Eco-District Greening the Core-Advancing the Economy, James McNeil, Cushman Wakefield

Breakout B   Community Based Social Marketing, Stuart Hickox, One Change

Breakout C   Youth Environmental Education: The Hilson School Outdoor Classroom, Colette Brooks

Breakout D   Utilizing Corporate Social Responsibility Conference as an Action Platform for Ottawa, Eli Fathi

Breakout E   Trees for Life: A Ottawa Re-Tree Effort & Distributed Orchards, Jason Garlough, Katrina Siks & Trevor Hache

 Breakout F   Parks for People: Building on the Dundonald Part Initiative, Simone Thibault & Suzanne Harding

3: 45 PM   Re-Cap, Re-View, Re-Late

- A Summary of the Day’s Actions & Open Space for Feedback, Input and Other initiative Ideas

  Summary of Themes & Highlights from 3i Active Listeners:

- Adam Brown, University of Ottawa: 3i Themes

- Jennifer Shepherd, Living Tapestries: 3i Imagery

- Michael Van Aanhout: Stratos: 3i Highlights

5: 30 PM-7: 30 pm    Sustainability Soirée

An Artistic and Cultural Celebration towards a more sustainable, prosperous, vibrant and ecologically holistic Ottawa

Feature Performers and Artists:

- The Otesha Project

- Alise Marlane

- Chris Pilsworth

- Brendon Wint

- The Junkyard Symphony

Saturday May 5th

8: 30 AM   Sunrise Meditation, Andrea Prazmowski

9: 00 AM   Realizing a Vision: Group Discussions Feedback & Project Actions

9: 30 AM   Community Impact Project Groups

Continuing group meetings on each initiative with proponents, partners and participants:  This set of discussions is focused on targeted actions

Breakout A   Capital Velo-Fest Bike Festival Celebrating Active Transportation, Dick Louch

Breakout B   Action Discussion Trees for Life: An Ecology Ottawa Re-Tree Effort & Distributed Orchards

Breakout C   Action Discussion Ottawa Centre Eco- District, Eco- District Team

Breakout D   Intensify Use of Schools and Sustainable Community Garderning, Tom Marcantonia and Mahmuda Khan

10: 30 AM   Break: Chris White, A Sustainability Sing-Along

11:00 AM   Ottawa’s Sustainability Forums: Opportunities for Collaboration

Short Presentations on Ways to ‘Continue the Momentum’ through engagement and participation in sustainability forums+ Ottawa’s Sustainability Schedule

Breakout A   Ottawa Strategies Circle: Tapping Into Know-How & Expertise, Chris Henderson

Breakout B   Capital Ideas: Catalyzing Action on Urban Sustainability, Martin Cannings

Breakout C   A Enviro Coming Together: Ecology Ottawa Fall Dinner, Janice Ashworth

Breakout D   Connecting into the Algonquin CCSR Conference: Taking the Pulse of Our Action, Hilary Samuel

11: 30 AM   Sustainability Signposts: Moving Forward-Talking Actions

- Summary of Actions and Commitments from Project Leads

- Open Stage: Commitments I/We Make

- Reaching Out: Who Do We Need to Engage on Moving Forward

12: 30 PM   Closing 3i Luncheon

- Expressions of Appreciation

- Highlighting the Next Opportunities for Re-Connecting

- Wrap Up

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