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In 2002, Cunningham’s book The
Restoration Economy Cunningham is a featured writer for ReNew Canada, a leading periodical on the practice of community revitalization, infrastructure renewal, and natural resource restoration. From 1996 to 2002, Cunningham was Director for Strategic Initiatives at the Construction Specifications Institute, an association of 18,000 architects, engineers, contractors, and manufacturers which sets standards for quality in commercial construction. He served as CSI's staff liaison to the U.S. Green Building Council. He has presented at hundreds of venues around the world, including civic, government, industry, and professional groups. He has lectured at dozens of universities (such as a two-day executive seminar on restorative development at the Harvard University School of Design), including non-US schools ranging from from the University of Guadalajara (Mexico), London South Bank University (UK), and Roskilde University (Denmark). The U.S. State Department sponsored his 2006 speaking tour of Poland. Cunningham speaks on restorative community development from both the public and private sector point of view. Videos of presentations are available here, and speaking testimonials are available here. To discuss Storm Cunningham as a possible speaker, please call our toll-free number, 866-658-4848, or send us an email message here.
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Cunningham is the author of two books, 
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championing natural resource restoration and community revitalization
as the global growth industry of the century. He is also the founder
of the Toronto-based Revitalization Institute and CEO of the Washington,
D.C.-based Resolution Fund. The Revitalization Institute is a global
academic network focused on community renewal and nature restoration.
Resolution Fund helps put these ideas into practice by preparing communities
to create powerful renewal partnerships, and by connecting them with
private-sector funding. 
