Member Benefits
EBC Membership is company inclusive, not individual. Corporate-wide memberships allow and encourage everyone from the member company to access all EBC resources and benefits:
Programs + EventsAccess to Decision MakersNetworking OpportunitiesProfessional DevelopmentLeadership OpportunitiesIndustry Exposure
Attend a program and stay on the cutting edge environmental and energy technologies. Discuss management and regulatory developments with industry decision-makers. EBC Members receive a discounted rate and are provided a deeply discounted Ascending Professionals Rate for their rising stars.
Connect with municipal, state, and federal regulators, business leaders, and elected officials at EBC events, seminars and workshops. EBC programs and events regularly feature environmental, energy, and climate regulatory officials that directly impact your business.
Meet potential clients and expand your contacts in the industry through EBC programs and events. Make lasting connections and build your company’s industry visibility.
Highlight your company’s talent through Speaker and Panelist opportunities at our programs and events. Position your company as a leader in the field and give your professional staff a platform to showcase their expertise.
The EBC Board of Directors is made up of respected leaders throughout the energy and environmental industry and our Committees and Chapters are led by experts in the field. Board and Chair positions within EBC provide our Members with increased visibility in the industry.
As a member, your company news and press releases will be highlighted on the EBC website, email list, and social media platforms. EBC’s marketing platforms reach over 10,000 contacts throughout New England. Harness our platform to promote your business success.
Appreciation From Our Members
"I have been working with EBC for about 4 years and was able to become a leader for their Emerging Contaminant program. I find EBC to be extremely valuable. I know firsthand the extensive thought process that goes into the planning of their educational programs. Their programs provide the resources ...
Elizabeth Denly, Vice President, Quality Assurance & Chemistry Director TRC Companies, Inc.
“Membership in the EBC has provided Site Redevelopment Technologies unprecedented access to officials at both the state and federal levels regarding regulatory issues. This information would take major investments in time and resources otherwise. Our team has benefited by our association with the EBC for many years and many new ...
David Peter, CEO Site Redevelopment Technologies
“Being involved with the Ascending Professionals Committee has been a great opportunity to help plan networking and educational events for those starting out in the industry. The EBC professional development events are high quality, and I love the opportunities to network with professionals from different sectors of the environmental industry.” ...
Tori Ward, Assistant Project Manager GZA
"EBC provides a valuable forum for networking, training, and access to decision makers in the environmental industry. I have found my involvement with EBC to be invaluable to my professional growth, training, and leadership." ...
Frank Ricciardi, Vice President Weston & Sampson
"The EBC brings together not just those of us in the environmental consulting and engineering work force but also our regulatory counterparts, our clients, not-for-profits and a wide variety of other stakeholders all of whom have the common thread of caring for our environment. The EBC provides a forum in ...
Rick Mandile, Principal SAGE Environmental Inc.
“EBC is excellent at staying at the forefront of environmental issues, regulations and initiatives and provides consistent content and connection to many leading environmental voices. Fuss & O’Neill appreciates the knowledge sharing and personal connections EBC contributes to help improve our profession and our environment” ...
John Chambers, Executive Vice President of Operations Fuss & O’Neill
"I can’t think of an organization that offers a wider array of relevant, topical programs for those of us in the environmental industry than the EBC. The extent of program offerings is exceptional, bringing together leaders throughout the industry who speak to the latest issues we’re facing, how we’re responding ...
Stephen Wright, Vice President Sanborn, Head & Associates, Inc.
"Joining the EBC has been one of the best decisions of my professional career. Not only has the EBC helped me gain technical knowledge regarding emerging contaminants, climate & costal resiliency, and green building/infrastructure projects, it has also opened up a whole new world of professional connections from different industries ...
Vin Gandolfo, Account Executive/Broker Aon
“Woods Hole Group is proud to be an active member of the EBC. Members of our staff participate on a variety of committees, sponsorship opportunities, and as a member of the Board and Executive Committee. EBC provides a platform to actively advance the environmental industry, including access to decision-makers, clients, ...
Catherine Morey, Marketing Communications Manager Woods Hole Group
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Still Have Questions?
When does my membership start and end?
All EBC Memberships begin on January 1 and end on December 31.
Who is covered by my membership?
Membership to EBC is corporate and covers all professional employees based in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
Can individuals join the EBC?
No, EBC does not offer an individual membership. Members must be incorporated either as sole practitioners, corporations, nonprofit organizations, municipalities, government agencies, or educational institutions.
What about Parent Companies, Subsidiaries, and Sister Companies?
If a parent company joins the EBC, all employees, even of subsidiaries, can take advantage of the member benefits. Only the parent company will be listed on EBC materials. If the subsidiary company would like to be listed separately, they can join the EBC at a 50% discount.
If sister companies would like to join the EBC, each company is required to join individually.
How do I choose a membership level?
First, for-profit companies and businesses should use the Corporate Rates. Government agencies, municipalities, educational institutions, and nonprofit organizations should use the Government/Nonprofit Rates.
Then, add up all the professional, full-time staff your company employs in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire. Use this number to find the membership level for your company.
