Network & Learn: Brockton Area Clean Energy MWBE Mixer

We’re excited to invite Brockton Area Minority & Women Business Enterprises (MWBEs) and underserved businesses to learn about the ALIGN Program, brought to you by Beacon Climate Innovations, in partnership with Old Colony Planning Council, funded by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC).  This program provides essential resources to help MWBEs build a strong foundation to work in Clean Energy Community Resilience Hubs, CCRHs, like Brockton’s Edison Building, to participate in additional clean energy projects, building a financially sustainable future for you and your families.

Who should attend?

Community Based Organizations, Consultants in the local area, Clean Energy Partners and Brockton Area MWBEs in:

🔹 Project Management

🔹 Community Engagement

🔹 Audit & Design

🔹 Finance

🔹 Retrofit & Construction  ( such as  Plumbing, HVAC, General Contracting, Electrical )

🔹 Building Systems & O+M

🔹 Marketing & Storytelling

Why Attend?

• Discover new pathways in Clean Energy Community Resilience Hub (CCRH) projects in the Brockton Area
• Learn how the ALIGN program supports MWBEs with growth plans, certifications, and mentorship
• Connect with peers, mentors, and clean energy leaders in your community
• Be part of building a more resilient, sustainable future — while growing your business

This program is focused on Brockton, Taunton, and nearby Massachusetts communities.

Whether you’ve worked in clean energy before or not, there’s a role for your business.

A light dinner will be provided

📅 Date & Time: Wednesday October 15th 6:00-7:30pm 

📍 Location: The Edison Building 70 School St. Brockton Mass.

Suggested Parking: Lincoln Parking lot  “B” ( See picture as reference)

     For GPS purposes, put in 129 Montello Street to bring you to the lot.

The Edison Building is becoming one of Brockton’s first Clean Energy Community Resilience Hubs — and this session will be a great opportunity to see what that means for our city, and the residents and businesses you support.

We also encourage you to share this invitation with other MWBE businesses you know — your referral could open doors for them too.

Together, we can open doors for MWBEs to thrive in the clean energy economy.

If you have any questions, please contact: Moneer Azzam, or Susie Shaw,

**** A Clean Energy Community Resilience Hub is a trusted, community-serving facility equipped with clean energy technologies, like solar and battery storage, and a microgrid, that provides vital services and resources before, during, and after emergencies. These hubs also serve the community during "steady-state" periods, fostering social connection and offering programs like job training, while strengthening community capacity and reducing carbon pollution.

Host or Publisher Susie Shaw Shaw Consulting LLC