GE to Unveil First Credit Card Dedicated to Reducing US Cardholders' Carbon Emissions on July 25

Business Wire, July 23, 2007

On July 25, GE leaders and environmental influencers will come together in New York to launch the first credit card in the US with rewards dedicated to reducing cardholders' carbon emissions. A distinguished panel will discuss the "greening" of consumer finances and the impact of the card on the environment.

WHO:   Tom Gentile, chief marketing officer, GE Money
       Lorraine Bolsinger, vice president, GE ecomagination
       Kevin Walsh, managing director, renewable energy, GE Energy
        Financial Services
       Jonathan Mintz, commissioner, New York City Department of
        Consumer Affairs
       Elizabeth Rogers, author of The Green Book
       Kathy Sheehan, SVP, GfK Roper Consulting, Roper Green Gauge

WHEN:  Wednesday, July 25th
       10:00 - 10:30 AM: Registration (for those attending the event)
       10:30 AM - 12:00 PM: Press briefing, followed by panel
        discussion
       12:00 - 1:00 PM: Lunch

WHERE: The New York Academy of Sciences at 7 World Trade Center
       250 Greenwich Street, 40th Floor
       New York, NY 10007

       To attend the briefing via teleconference:
       Dial-in telephone number: (800) 909-5202
       Conference ID: ECO
       *Media should dial-in by 10:25 am EDT

       Callers will be asked for their name and media outlet before
       they are admitted to the call. If you encounter any problems,
       please call (202) 312-1082.