Online registration is now closed.  If you have a seat at our Breakfast but haven't registered yet, you can pay at our onsite registration table on Monday morning.  Questions, contact teresa@climatesolutions.org. Thanks!

We hope you can join us for our Climate Solutions 6th Annual Breakfast on Monday, May 19, 7am-9am  - a not-to-miss fundraiser event that will inspire and bring together leaders from all sectors of the clean energy economy, environmental advocates, and elected officials. 

We are excited to announce that Governor Jay Inslee will be joining us as well as Co-creator and Executive Producer, David Gelber from the Showtime documentary series, Years of Living Dangerously.

Governor Jay Inslee is one of America’s most committed and effective climate and energy leaders, working on solutions at the state, regional and national level. He recently joined the Governors of Oregon and California along with the Premier of British Columbia to announce the Pacific Coast Action Plan on Climate and Energy – a comprehensive and far-reaching strategic alignment to combat climate change and build the clean energy economy. Jay serves as a key member of the Obama Administration's Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience.. More...


David Gelber is one of the creators and Executive Producers of Showtimes new series, Years of Living Dangerously.  David served as Ed Bradley’s producer at 60 Minutes® for twenty-five years, during which he won every major journalism award, including a Peabody, two DuPont Awards and eight Emmy® Awards. During the nineties,Gelber was executive producer of Peter Jennings Reporting at ABC News®. He spent two winters in Sarajevo producing documentaries on the Bosnian Conflict. He returned to CBS News® in 1996 to head the Ed Bradley Unit. Most recently, a story he did with Scott Pelley on medical charlatans who peddle bogus stem cell therapy to patients dying of ALS won the Emmy for Best Investigative Story of 2010 by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
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Come network with your peers, celebrate our growth and hear about Climate Solutions' goals to build a stronger foundation for our region's clean economy in 2014.

All of our events have been tremendous successes thanks to our sponsors, table captains, guests, and volunteers.

With your help we can build on that success this year.  Please use the links to the left to sign up to register (registration is $100/person), host a table ($1,000/table) or to sign up as a sponsor.

We'll need dozens of table captains to make the 6th Annual Breakfast even better.  Please contact Teresa Myers if you are interested in being a table captain.

Table captain information.

As a clean economy leader, you understand the importance of strong policy and powerful networks to build the foundations for a sustainable, carbon-free prosperity for the region.  The Climate Solutions annual breakfast has become the premier event in the Northwest where business leaders, elected officials, and clean energy advocates gather to celebrate successes and discuss pending challenges.  Sponsoring Climate Solutions is a great way to showcase your leadership and support our mission.  Please contact  Teresa Myers if you are interested in sponsoring. Online sign up is available on the left hand side of this page.

Here are the sponsor levels, benefits, form and corporate gifts acceptance policy.

We'd love for you to consider hosting a table.  For more information click on the registration for table hosts link or contact Teresa.

and put "Annual Breakfast volunteer" in the subject line for more information.

Thanks to our sponsors, table hosts, table captains and volunteers!













                              


        


                        









                  
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John & Maria Bliss
1Energy Systems
Ross Strategic
Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences
Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and  Washington Clean Technology Alliance​Seattle Office of Sustainability & Environment
Steve Sundquist, Climate Solutions Board of Directors
SustainableWorks, Inc.
Valerie Tarico
Vulcan Inc.
WEC-WCV (Washington Environmental Council/Washington Conservation Voters)
Daniel Weise, Climate Solutions Board of Directors
Wildlife Forever Fund
Heidi Wills & Kobi Yamada
Woodland Park Zoo