INDIANAPOLIS – Hoosier businesses navigating increasingly complex environmental regulations will have a chance to hear directly from regulators and compliance experts this spring, as the Indiana Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference April 21-22 in downtown Indianapolis and virtually. The event is designed to help Indiana companies avoid costly penalties from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
“We’re proud to offer the most complete and comprehensive permitting and reporting course offered in the state,” says Indiana Chamber President and CEO Vanessa Green Sinders. “This conference will impart critical information to help business owners and operators better understand environmental permitting programs while providing the most current updates on reporting issues facing the regulated community.”
The conference is presented by consulting firm KERAMIDA, Inc.
Session topics include: environmental management fundamentals; Indiana’s industrial stormwater general permit; California Senate Bills 261 and 253; EHS and ISO auditing best practices; and fundamentals of air, water, and waste permitting and compliance.
Attendees will also hear directly from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management’s Offices of Air Quality, Land Quality, and Water Quality.
Registration costs $749 for Indiana Chamber members or $849 for non-members. Companies sending two or more attendees can receive a 20% discount at checkout by using the promo code GROUP20.
View the agenda and register to attend in person or virtually at www.indianachamber.com/conferences.
