CBC Client, Sabertec, Featured at National Press Club

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This week, we arranged for our client Sabertec, developers of a tailpipe emissions reduction device called “Blade,” to Speak at National Press Club’s prestigious ‘Newsmaker’ Series in Washington, DC. Called “Addressing America’s Air Quality Crisis,” we surrounded Sabertec CEO Bill O’Brien with other experts that complemented his message, including President of Clean Air Watch, Frank O’Donnell; and “A Civil Action” plaintiff attorney, Jan R. Schlichtmann.

Bill did a great job taking the press through an in-depth look at personal vehicle reduction technologies, including proven benefits shown in rigorous laboratory testing. He also provided specific insight on the potential environmental impact of widespread adoption of these technologies. 

CBC has used the influence of the forum on several occasions.  It’s a powerful way to position people and organizations squarely into the national spotlight as credible voices on the issues covered daily in the press.  Of course, it’s not easy to get into the series, and certainly not every business makes sense for it. But when you do get in, it’s worth it.

CBC client Bill O'Brien, CEO of Sabertec, at the National Press Club "Newsmakers" Conference. He's flanked by Frank O'Donnell, president, Clean Air Watch; and plaintiff attorney Jan Schlichtmann, made famous by the book and movie “A Civil Action.”