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Third Annual Business Environmental Awards Luncheon 

Most Likely to Prosper:  
Environmental Management Strategies for the '90's

Friday, October 30, 1992
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Westin Hotel
5101 Great America Parkway
Santa Clara

Reservations: $25 per person
              $500 per sponsor table

Call 415 494-9301 for information.

To recognize the efforts of regional companies that have introduced 
model environmental programs, the Peninsula Conservation Center (PCC) is 
presenting awards to businesses for their achievements in five 
categories:  Land, Air, Water, Sun and Environmental Enterprises.

The PCC Environmental Awards Committee selected the winners after 
reviewing the applications and making site visits.  The winning programs 
are innovative, demonstrate a positive environmental impact and serve as 
a model for others.

Richard Morrison, a Senior V.P. of Environmental Policies and Programs 
at Bank of America will be the speaker at the luncheon program.  
According to Morrison, protecting the environment is now an economic 
imperative.  By abusing natural resources, we degrade our ability to 
provide for the future.  Recognizing this BankAmerica adopted nine 
environmental principals in 1991.

These principals govern its day-to-day operations and identify 
enterprises that are sound investments both economically and 
ecologically.  Morrison will describe Bank of America's investment in 
some of these projects and how the bank has worked cooperatively with 
environmental groups to carry out these principals.