Our friends at Opportunity Green are hosting a fantastic networking event for young green-minded professionals at the Architecture and Design (A+D) Museum downtown. The speaker is UCLA’s own Michael Danenberg from GOOD Magazine. There’ll be an open bar, organic nibbles, a live DJ, free admission to A+D’s new main exhibit “After the Flood,”
When: Tuesday, May 6, 6 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Where: A&D Musuem, 5900 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles
Cost: $20 for advance online registration, $25 at the door. Use the promo code “greenopia” to get a free copy of Greenopia, given to the first 100 registrants.

Opportunity Green is hoping to reshape the conversation on living, working, and designing green in Los Angeles this weekend. For Angelino’s, going green is an uphill battle due to a sprawling urban environment and a lackluster public transportation system. While it seems hard to believe this is the first conference like this to be held in Los Angeles, it would seem even harder to believe this won’t be the kick off party for many more in the future.
With their business centric sustainable approach, Opportunity Green founders Karen Solomon and Mike Fynn have partnered up with UCLA’s Anderson School of Management and Sustainable Resource Center to cover issues spanning the gamut from green investment to the future of transportation.
Speakers include Kevin Wall, founder of Live Earth, Graham Hill, Co-Founder, TreeHugger.com, and renowned environmental designer John Picard just to name a few.
They were even nice enough to offer $50 off to Neu Black readers. We just got an email that they are close to selling out, so if your going to go, click here and get your tix.