The Environmental Media Association (EMA) announced speakers and panelists for its 8th annual EMA IMPACT Summit.
The summit is on June 4-5, 2024, at the Pendry West Hollywood in Los Angeles, California.
The event brings together entertainment leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, creatives, and corporations to discuss sustainability.
Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton will join the closing plenary.
She will discuss the effects of climate change on early childhood development.
She will also discuss the Clinton Foundation’s Too Small to Fail initiative.
The announcement says she will focus on climate storytelling and the impact on pregnant women and young children.
This year’s summit marks the 20th anniversary of the EMA Green Seal program.
EMA says it created a sustainable production standard that is now used by studios and productions worldwide.
Panels at the summit will cover the program’s evolution and the adoption of sustainability practices in entertainment.
Debbie Levin, EMA CEO, said the organization is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the first EMA Green Seals, presented at the EMA Awards Gala in 2004.
She said the EMA Board of Directors established the Green Seal guidelines in 2003 to support sustainable actions in production.
Two-day passes and sponsorship packages are available online at green4ema.org/impact-summit-2024.
The summit is presented by Toyota Motor North America.
EMA IMPACT is sponsored by Toyota Motor North America.