Medard Gabel. Former
Executive Director of the World Game Institute, an organization
he started with Buckminster Fuller. Author of six books on global
problems and solutions, the impact of multi-national corporations,
and sustainable economic development. Consultant for the UN Environmental
Program, the U.S. State Department, and USAID… More
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Huey Johnson. One
of his most notable achieve- ments as California Secretary of
Resources was the program "Investing for Prosperity."
It stimulated a billion dollars of investment in California's
natural resources. The leading U.S. proponent of "Green Plans"
- long-term, comprehensive strategies for achieving environmental
sustainability… More
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Gwendolyn Hallsmith.
Director of a nonprofit organization dedicated to sustainable
development. Author of . Works to identify
ways in which communities can achieve better governance, sustainable
economic development, and a healthy environment… More
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Carl Frankel. A writer
and strategist who special- izes in the cutting edge of sustainable
development. His most recent book,  , "raises
the literature on sustainability to a new level and is destined
to be a classic," according to ecological economist Hazel
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Sara Cross. The founder
of coolnotcruel, she has built a brand and developed expertise
related to socially and environmentally responsible clothing.
She developed and manages a global supply chain, including partnerships
with sustainable development organizations, NGO's, women's cooperatives,
and artisans throughout the world… More
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Jack Giampalmi.
Served as Director, Environ- mental Operations with Dow Chemical
and as Director of the Townley Global Management Center for Envi-
ronmental Health and Safety with The Conference Board. His work
focused on the relationships between sustainable development,
corporate reputation, economics, and regulatory compliance…
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Joe Kennedy. Co-founder
and former director of Builders Without Borders, an organization
serving the underhoused on the U.S./Mexico border and U.S. Indian
reservations. His newest book is  . He teaches
in the EcoDwelling Concentration at New College of California…
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Thomas Rymsza. An
expert in eco-industrial development, nonwood fibers, and clean
paper manufacturing, he has spoken to scientific, business, and
nonprofit groups in Japan, Europe and the U.S. His presentations
focus on sustainable development, revitalizing rural economies,
and environmentally sustainable pulp and paper production…
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