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Andrew Winston. Founder of Winston Eco-Strategies, he is the author of Green Recovery, a strategic plan for using environmental thinking to cope with economic challenges and position businesses for growth. He is also the co-author of Green to Gold, the best-selling guide to what works - and what doesn't - when companies go green… More >>

L. Hunter Lovins. President of Natural Capitalism, Inc., she has been at the cutting edge of environmental thinking for the past 30 years. She co-authored Natural Capitalism: Creating the Next Industrial Revolution with Paul Hawken and Amory Lovins. As CEO for Strategy, she helped grow the world-renowned Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)… More >>

Christine Ervin. As President and CEO of the U.S. Green Building Council, she led it from just 200 members in 1999 to become a highly influential coalition of 5,000 companies and organizations, 50 staff, and 70 chapters. As Assistant Secretary of Energy under President Clinton, she oversaw a $1 billion portfolio of clean energy programs… More >>

Bill Shireman. With Mitsubishi Electric America CEO Tachi Kiuchi and other Fortune 500 chief executives, he formed a business network called the Future 500. It demonstrates how companies can profit from sustainability by applying tools that stimulate innovation, by replacing products with services, and by driving waste toward zero… More >>

Darcy Hitchcock. Co-author of The Business Guide to Sustainability, she has more than 25 years of experience helping organizations change (total quality management, self-directed work teams). She applies that experience to moving organizations toward sustainability, and she runs the sustainability assessment service of Zero Waste Alliance… More >>

Denis Hayes. National Coordinator of the first Earth Day, he has been at the core of the modern environmental movement. He was selected by Time as one of its 100 “Heroes for the Planet.” As a grassroots organizer and the youngest director of a national laboratory in the nation's history, he has spent his life fighting for a healthier world… More >>

Jerry Yudelson. Widely recognized as one of the leading green building experts in the United States and the author of 10 books on the subject, he makes the business case for green building. He chaired the Steering Committee for Greenbuild, the largest green building conference in the world, and he served on the national board of the USGBC… More >>

Roger Ballentine. A senior member of the White House staff for President Clinton, he was Chairman of the Climate Change Task Force and Deputy Assistant to the President for Environmental Initiatives. He directed the Administration's efforts on climate change and represented the President in numerous international meetings and negotiations… More >>

Jacquelyn Ottman. Internationally recognized as an authority on green marketing and eco-innovation, her company has helped clients gain competitive advantage with new products that have less environmental impact. Her Green Marketing: Opportunity for Innovation is now in its second edition and has been translated into five languages… More >>

Chris Laszlo. He was a senior executive at Lafarge S.A., a world leader in materials. Prior to that he was with Deloitte & Touche, where he consulted on strategy to companies such as Dupont, Toshiba, and Renault. He is the author of The Sustainable Company: How To Create Lasting Value Through Social And Environmental Performance… More >>