From: rdshydur@Athena.MIT.EDU
Message-Id: <9305112122.AA26895@alfredo>
To: e-club@Athena.MIT.EDU
Subject: Jonathan Naimon, MIT'83, of IRRC at E-Club 7pm TODAY;
Date: Tue, 11 May 93 17:22:49 EDT


(reminder!  4th annual $10k mit student competition awards
ceremony at the mit enterprise forum, tomorrow, wednesday, 12 may,
in 10-250 beginning at 5:30pm (awards begin at ~6:30, call
the e-club info-tree at x3-2000 _after mid-night tonight_
for details, or await the formal reminder here also at
about midnight.  all mit students are admitted free to this
annual event, all others pay the forum's regular $8 fee).
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The MIT E-Club (occasional) Seminar on Environmental Investing

TODAY, Tuesday, 7pm in 66-148 (come early to 66-144 for informal talk)

Jonathan S. Naimon, MIT '83, courses 7 & 9, and
MSPH, Environmental Management, University of North 
Carolina, '87, will lead an E-Club (occasional) seminar
on the topic:  Environmental Investing.

From MIT Jonathan went to UNC, thence to work for IFC, Inc.
and Combustion Engineering, now a subsidiary of
Asea, Brown Broveri, and in 1990, Jonathan went to work for
IRRC, the Investor Responsibility Research Center in Washington, DC.

IRRC was co-founded by former Harvard President Derek Bok
in circa 1972, and has become the `leading source for impartial
reporting on proxy issues and other matters that affect
corporations and investors ... encompassing an ever-growing
range of issues including corporate governance, energy and
the environment, military contracting and multi-nationals'
activities in South Africa and Northern Ireland.'

IRRC is an independent, non-profitresearch and reporting firm
financed primarily by over 400 investment institutions.
.