ETHICAL MARKETS MEDIA - Key Persons

Alan F. Kay, Ph.D. (Deceased) Honored advisor on public interest opinion research and socially-responsible business - A WWII draftee in the US infantry (1944-1946), Alan spent 7 months as a Japanese language interpreter in occupied Japan (1946). With a Ph.D. in mathematics from Harvard, Alan co-founded two public companies; one in research and development (1954-'63). In 1966, he founded AutEx, supplier of electronic "marketplace" systems to industry, the first B2B e-commerce company including pre-Internet email. In 1978, after selling AutEx (now owned by the Thomson) Kay awakened to the sad state of politics and governance. He became a donor and board member of policy organizations and an investor and advisor to start-up companies pioneering energy efficiency and pollution control technologies. In 1987 he established the art and science of public-interest polling. He is author of "Locating Consensus for Democracy - a Ten Year US Experiment"(2000), "Spot the Spin: the Fun Way to Keep Democracy Alive and Elections Honest" (2004), and numerous articles on business, government, and military topics, focusing on developing and supporting major social innovations. He serves on the board of the World Security Institute (formerly the Center for Defense Information) in Washington, DC; publishers of the E-Publications in Chinese, Russian, Arabic and Farsi languages avidly read by media in many countries (see www.alanfkay.com).

Job Titles:

• Administrative Assistant at the Great Barrington Land Conservancy

Amelia Wood is the Administrative Assistant at the Great Barrington Land Conservancy (GBLC). The mission of GBLC is to preserve the community's natural places, agricultural land, and wildlife habitats as well as to enhance recreational opportunities for residents and visitors through the creation of trails, walking paths, and special programs. Wood provides support for the operations of GBLC's programs and to its volunteer Board of Directors. She is passionate about managing and organizing resources in order to provide the technical support needed to protect and steward the community's natural areas, wildlife habitats, and agricultural lands for generations to come. From 2014-2019, Wood was the Librarian at the Schumacher Center for a New Economics in Great Barrington, MA. Under her care, the special collections of books, archives, periodicals, and pamphlets were reorganized and cataloged, making them more easily accessible to students, researchers, educators, and activists from all over the globe. She maintained and streamlined the online library database, processed new acquisitions, coordinated researcher visits, and assisted with general operations. Wood oversaw the creation of a new website for the Schumacher Center, in the process recovering and revitalizing over 400 publications and newsletters. She transcribed and printed the Annual E. F. Schumacher Lectures into pamphlets and made them available to read online and in eBook form. She first discovered her passion for farming while working at Taft Hill Farm in Vermont through the WOOF program in 2013 and consequently volunteered for many years at Indian Line Farm, the first CSA in the U.S. located in Egremont, MA. In the summer of 2019 worked at Colfax Farm, a vegetable CSA in Alford, MA. She believes that sustainable farming methods can be used to develop community resiliency and ecosystem restoration in the face of climate change. Wood graduated from Bennington College in 2011 with a BA in Environmental Science and Ceramics. She lives on a 3 acre homestead filled with berry bushes, a vegetable garden, and an orchard.

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• Co - Director
• Management Consultant
• Co - Drector
• Co - Trustee of the Hazel Henderson Trust
• Joining Trustee
• Management Consultant and Strategic Planner

Beth A. Binns is a management consultant and strategic planner in the green economy. She builds partnerships across multiple stakeholder groups including businesses, non-profit organizations, academic institutions, state, federal and international institutions, foundations and grant makers to impact the development of the green economy. She often is brought in at the start-up phase to provide strategic consulting to organizations and programs both for-profit and non-profit. Joining Trustee Beth Binns, Hazel Henderson selected Dr. Carol S. Spalding to serve as a trustee for her Irrevocable Trust. She is a member of the Sustainability/Renewable Resource Sectors Research Advisory Board and a long time friend and mentee. She worked with Hazel as a producer for a video series of important topics that are now available through the Ethical Markets Media website. The videos are as timely now as when they were recorded at Florida State College at Jacksonville's TV studio decades ago. Beth A. Binns became Co-Director of Ethical Markets Media in January of 2023. In addition, Beth is Co-Trustee of the Hazel Henderson Trust. Previously, she held several titles at EMM including Strategic Planning and Program Developer, Director of the EthicMark Awards, Member of the EthicMark Judges Panel. Beth is a management consultant and strategic planner in the green economy. She builds partnerships across multiple stakeholder groups including businesses, non-profit organizations, academic institutions, state, federal and international institutions, foundations, and grant makers to impact the development of the green economy. She often is brought in at the start-up phase to provide strategic consulting to organizations and programs both for-profit and non-profit. She had been a Vice President at ICF International for twelve years working primarily on building climate change programs for government agencies. Before joining ICF, Ms. Binns played an instrumental role, as a contractor, in the White House initiative on Education for Sustainability, an Agenda for Action. Ms. Binns' international experience included serving as the Program Director of the International Academy of Environment in Geneva, Switzerland-a training and education center focused on providing national, state, and local leaders from developed and developing countries with the tools they need to implement environment and development programs. Beth's non-profit work included strategic planning to help develop the Management Institute for Environment and Business and she was the founding director of the Social Venture Network. Ms. Binns started her career working in the private sector with environmental companies focused on energy efficiency, renewable technology, and organic food manufacturing.

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• Chairman

Dr. Spalding is a student of servant leadership well-grounded in her experience from her four-decade commitment to community leadership at the local, state, and national level. She served on the board of the National Association for Community Leadership, and elected chair in 2000. In her doctorate dissertation, she focused on the theory and practice of servant leadership.

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• Creator of Time Dollars
• Father of Time Banking, Co - Founder of Antioch School of Law, Washington, DC

Dr. Edgar S. Cahn is the creator of Time Dollars and the founder of TimeBanks USA, as well as the co-founder of the National Legal Services Program and the Antioch School of Law (now the David A. Clarke School of Law). He is the author of "No More Throw Away People: The Co-Production Imperative," "Time Dollars" (co-author Jonathan Rowe, Rodale Press, 1992), "Our Brother's Keeper: The Indian in White America," (1972) and "Hunger USA." The development of Time Dollars is just one achievement in a career that, since the early 1960's, has been dedicated to achieving social justice for the disenfranchised. His own life is an example of dedication to strongly held principles and ideals, and he brings to audiences a powerful vision, sincere compassion, spontaneous humor, and the ability to inspire others. Edgar Cahn is the originator of Time Dollars, the creator of the Co-Production principle, and the President and Founder of the Time Dollar USA. A compelling speaker, Edgar possesses the eloquence, passion, and sense of humor to inspire in his audiences a sense not only that social justice matters, but that it calls for immediate action. For over four decades, his own life has stood as a model for action and as a testament to his abiding concern for the rights, welfare, and dignity of the disenfranchised. A graduate of the Yale law school, Edgar entered the legal profession determined to use the law to achieve social justice. He started his career in government as special counsel and speechwriter for Attorney General Robert Kennedy under President John Kennedy. As part of that role, he was assigned by Kennedy to the Solicitor General's office for the government's amicus brief in civil rights sit-in cases. Edgar also worked to spearhead the first national campaign against hunger and malnutrition in the US, and in doing so, he authored an influential report entitled Hunger USA, which led to legislation enforcing shipments of food to severely malnourished communities on Indian reservations and in the southern United States. His work to fight hunger also involved initiating the earliest litigation to challenge the administration of the food stamp and commodities program, establishing the standing for potential recipients, and assisting in the preparation and defense of controversial documentary, "Hunger in America." In 1963, Edgar's life and work seeking social justice first became known at a larger scale when the article he co-authored with his late wife, Jean Camper Cahn, titled "The War on Poverty: A Civilian Perspective" was published in the Yale Law Journal and became the blueprint for the National Legal Services program. Using their model and working closely with Sargent Shriver and the War on Poverty, Edgar and Jean co-created the National Legal Services program under the Office of Economic Opportunity in the Johnson administration. Having left the government for work with the Field Foundation in 1968, Edgar founded the Citizens Advocate Center as watchdog on government whose primary purpose was to challenge the colonialism of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. That same year, he authored "Our Brother's Keeper, the Indian in White America." Leading American Indian activists did the research for the book, which was intended as a catalyst for change in national policy and which helped to spearhead the official adoption of Indian self-determination as national policy. In 1972, Edgar and his late wife created and founded the Antioch School of Law, which later became the UDC David A. Clarke School of Law and continues the tradition established in the Antioch days to emphasize social justice as a critical role for the law. As law-school deans, Edgar and Jean were the first pioneers of clinical legal education in the US, an approach which is now to be found in law schools throughout the nation. In 1980 after a massive heart attack that nearly claimed his life, Cahn stepped outside of the law to create yet another social invention, a local, tax-exempt currency called Time Dollars, which are designed to validate and reward the work of the disenfranchised in rebuilding their communities and fighting for social justice. As a distinguished fellow at the London School of Economics, Edgar completed the work on Time Dollars that has led to Time Dollar initiatives being funded by government and major philanthropic foundations in the United States in areas as widespread as juvenile justice, community health, education, public housing, community building, wraparound services for children with emotional disorders, immigrant workers' rights, and elder care. As the president and founder of the Time Dollar USA, Cahn's experience with Time Dollars led him in 1995 to develop a radical new framework for social welfare and social justice that turns recipients of service into co-producers of change. He called this new approach "Co-Production." An example of Co-Production principles at work can be seen in Washington, DC, his home city, where in 1996 he founded the Time Dollar Youth Court, whose mission is to enlist youth in changing the shape of juvenile justice in DC. Sanctioned by the DC Superior Court, the Time Dollar Youth Court is now among the largest youth courts in the nation. Its innovative design enlists more than 400 youth each year, the majority of them former delinquents, as active shapers of a new form of justice for DC youth. Besides creating the National Legal Services program, pioneering clinical legal education, and enjoying a long and distinguished career as an advocate for the nation's disenfranchised, Edgar has held positions at the University of Miami School of Law, Florida International University, the London School of Economics, Center for the Study of Human Rights, Columbia University and the UDC David A. Clarke School of Law. Cahn's educational background includes a B.A. magna cum laude from Swarthmore College, an M.A. and Ph.D. from Yale University, and a J.D. from Yale Law School. Honors include: Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude, Fulbright Scholar (Cambridge University), Order of the Coif, Articles & Book Review Editor, Yale Law Journal; Jefferson Award for Outstanding Public Service Benefiting Local Communities; Founder's Award, National Council on Aging; American Association of Law Schools William Pincus Award for Outstanding Contribution to Clinical Legal Education; Point of Light 1997; Co-op Quarterly 1998 Building Economic Alternatives Award for Outstanding Work in Fostering a Sustainable Economy; Medal of Distinction, D.C. Superior Court 2000.

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• Co - Executive Producer - EM TV
• Executive Producer - EM TV

Ellyne founded GlassOnion Productions in 2000 after working in television production and management for 15 years. Since its inception, GlassOnion has been successful in working within various disciplines and in different programming formats for public broadcasting, network, and cable television. As GlassOnion principal, Ellyne maintains direct contact with clients as a producer of national programming. She is also trained as a director, editor, and videographer, though during her time at public broadcasting stations she managed several production departments before being named Senior Vice President at WJCT, Jacksonville. B.A. Franklin and Marshall College; M.A. Television, Radio, Film, Syracuse University. Lonergan is currently Senior Vice President of WEDU in Tampa, FL.

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• Founding President ( Decd 05 / 22 / 2022 )
• Series Creator, and Executive Producer

Hazel Henderson is the founder of Ethical Markets Media, LLC and the creator of the Green Transition Scoreboard® and executive Producer of its TV series. She is a world-renowned futurist, evolutionary economist, a worldwide syndicated columnist, consultant on sustainable development, and author of The Axiom and Nautilus award-winning book Ethical Markets: Growing the Green Economy (2006) and eight other books. She co-edited, with Harlan Cleveland and Inge Kaul, The UN: Policy and Financing Alternatives, Elsevier Scientific, UK 1995 (US edition, 1996), and co-authored with Japanese Buddhist leader Daisaku Ikeda, Planetary Citizenship (2004). Her editorials appear in 27 languages and in 200 newspapers syndicated by InterPress Service, Rome, New York, and Washington, DC, and her book reviews appear at www.ethicalmarkets.com (Books and Reviews). Her articles have appeared in over 250 journals, including (in the USA) Harvard Business Review, New York Times, Christian Science Monitor; and Challenge, Mainichi (Japan), El Diario (Venezuela), World Economic Herald (China), LeMonde Diplomatique (France) and Australian Financial Review. Her books are translated into German, Spanish, Japanese, Dutch, Swedish, Korean, Portuguese, and Chinese. She sits on several editorial boards, including The State of the Future Report, and E/The Environmental Magazine (USA), Resurgence and Foresight and Futures (UK). Since founding Ethical Markets Media Certified B Corporation in 2004, Hazel stepped down from her many previous board memberships, including Worldwatch Institute (1975-2001), Calvert Social Investment Fund (1982-2005), and other associations, including the Social Investment Forum and the Social Venture Network. She remains on the International Council of the Instituto Ethos de Empresas e Responsabilidade Social, Sao Paulo, Brasil; the Program Council of FORUM 2000, Prague, Czechoslovakia, founded by their late President Vaclav Havel. She is a Fellow of the World Academy of Art & Science and World Business Academy. She created the Ethical Markets initiative on Transforming Finance and the EthicMark® Award for Communications Uplifting the Human Spirit and Society. www.ethicmark.org. And the global standard EthicMark® GEMS certifying only gems not mined from Mother Earth. www.ethicmarkgems.com In addition, she has been Regent's Lecturer at the University of California-Santa Barbara, held the Horace Albright Chair in Conservation at the theUniversityofCalifornia-Berkeley, and advised the U.S. Office of Technology Assessment, the National Academy of Engineering, and the National Science Foundation from 1974 to 1980. She holds Honorary Doctor of Science degrees from the University of San Francisco; Soka University (Tokyo); Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts (USA); and Wilson College, Pennsylvania (USA). She is an active member of the National Press Club (WashingtonDC), the World Future Society (USA), She serves as an Honorary Judge for the KATERVA Global Awards for Sustainability. Henderson has many awards and is listed in Who's WhoUSA, Who's Who in the World, Who's Who in Business and Finance and Who's Who in Science and Technology. She is an Honorary Member of the Club of Rome. She shared the 1996 Global Citizen Award with Nobelist A. Perez Esquivel of Argentina. In 2007, she was elected a Fellow of Britain's Royal Society of Arts, founded in 1754. In 2010 and 2012 she was honored as one of the "Top 100 Thought Leaders in Trustworthy Business Behavior " by Trust Across America; the Good Business New York™ Leading Women of 2012; and for her lifetime achievement, the Award for Natural Law and Order from the Maharishi University School of Management and the Reuters Award for Outstanding Contribution to Development of ESG & Investing at TBLI Europe. Her personal site is www.hazelhenderson.com and her recent articles can be found at www.ethicalmarkts.com.

Job Titles:

• Founder
• Founder of the World Future Council

Jakob von Uexkull is the founder of the World Future Council (2007) and the Right Livelihood Born in Uppsala, Sweden, Jakob von Uexkull is the son of the author and journalist Gösta

Job Titles:

• Co - Chair With Hazel Henderson

Leslie Danziger is one of the first women entrepreneurs in solar energy manufacturing. She cofounded two solar companies: LightPath Technologies (http://www.lightpath.com )which as Chairman and CEO, she later repositioned as an optical technologies developer/manufacturer and took it public in 1996; and Solaria Corporation (http://www.solaria.com) in 1999, which is a developer and manufacturer of advanced solar modules and systems solutions. Her companies raised a combined total of over $300 million in private and public funding and employed hundreds of people. Leslie began her career in documentary films working with Alaskan indigenous people to protect their subsistence rights. She produced films with funding from Corporation of Public Broadcasting, Alaska Humanities Forum, US Department of Interior, and State of Alaska. Leslie holds two patents, was New Mexico Inventor of the Year, and was featured in Business Week and Wall Street Journal in 1997. In 2004, she worked with Susan Davis to create the Solar Circle, a network of experts in solar energy. She also served as the Chairman of the Worldwide Indigenous Science Network in the late 1990s. Leslie currently serves as Co-Chair with Hazel Henderson on the Ethical Markets Media (EMM) Advisory Board (https://www.ethicalmarkets.com) and is also working with EMM on an Accelerated Learning Program based on advances in brain science. She serves on the Advisory Boards of: Equal Access http://www.equalaccess.org which she co-initiated in 1999; WorldBlu http://www.worldblu.com; TreeSisters http://www.treesisters.com and is a Sisters on the Planet Ambassador, an OxFam Initiative http://www.oxfamamerica.org. Leslie's lifelong interest is to work to transform finance and energy systems and to restore ethics in business decisionmaking to enable a peaceful, just and sustainable world. Leslie is a longtime meditator and is dedicated to her spiritual practice and to serving others. She holds two patents, was named the New Mexico Inventor of the Year and has been featured in Business Week and the Wall Street Journal. In 2004, she worked with Susan Davis to help form The Solar Circle, a network of some of the world's leading experts in solar energy to strategize, plan and launch initiatives to bring solar energy to the world. She currently serves on the Advisory Boards of Ethical Markets Media (https://www.ethicalmarkets.com), Equal Access (www.equalaccess.org), World Blu (http://www.worldblu.com) and is a Sisters on the Planet Ambassador, an OxFam Initiative (http://www.oxfamamerica.org). Leslie's first career was as a documentary filmmaker, primarily in Alaska, living and working with various indigenous tribes to help communicate the importance of their indigenous subsistent resources to their culture. She produced films with funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the Alaska Humanities Forum, the U.S. Department of the Interior and the State of Alaska. Leslie's lifelong passion is to work to achieve environmental and economic sustainability and to restore moral and ethical standards in business and government decision-making. Leslie is an avid meditator and is dedicated to serving others. She loves animals and living in nature.

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• Advisor
• Founder and President of Kore Access
• President, Kore Access, Incorporated, Pensacola, Florida

Maria Pinochet is the founder and President of Kore Access, Incorporated. She is an experienced marketing strategist, consultant and multimedia communications writer. Kore Access offers a turnkey approach for client marketing needs that includes all phases of the marketing process from writing, planning and research to layout, publishing and distribution. Maria has made sustainable and ecologically responsible business practices a priority in all of her professional endeavors. Due to her family's long tradition of farming and ranching, she was raised to take on, as caretaker, some of the responsibility for protecting scarce and precious natural resources. In honor of this tradition, Maria has, for many decades, been involved in assisting start-up entrepreneurs in the launch of their "green" inventions. The scope and variety of these products have been broad: under-the-counter aluminum can crushers, water purification systems, mineral-enhanced bottled drinking water, parking block abutments made from recycled diapers and industrial safety mats made from recycled tires. Larger scale green projects have included the manufacturing of fishing lockers for boats and public facility stalls, both made of recycled plastic products, the building of an offshore floating hydroponic system on a reconditioned barge and the prototype of an industrial waste heat recovery system. Prior to founding Kore Access, Maria cultivated broad business and cultural experience in marketing management and sales through work in the United States, Latin America and Europe. As a result, she has led and participated in the planning, development, integration and implementation of numerous multifaceted marketing campaigns. She also has had key responsibilities in the following marketing areas: the identification of a value proposition and niche, the creation of a brand identity and the development of strategic alliances. In addition, she has participated in the planning and writing of collateral marketing materials for various products and services. Maria is an honors graduate of the University North Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Business with an emphasis in Marketing Management. In addition, she earned her Master of Business Administration from the University of Oklahoma. Maria shares her experience and knowledge through mentorship and through service on professional and not-for-profit boards. She is dedicated to the advancement of childhood literacy, higher education and business ownership for women and the preservation of our oceans and wildlife. Maria has continually enhanced her personal connection to the living systems of our planet: they are an integral part of both her lifestyle and her favorite hobbies. For example, she is an avid gardener. Because she spent her childhood as her grandmother's assistant gardener, she has grown her own vegetables during most of the years since. Maria is also a fan of any water activity and counts kayaking as one of her favorite weekend activities. Recently, she has learned to surf and to paddleboard. One of Maria's favorite de-stressing activities is to take a run through the woods. Maria cannot fathom a world that disconnects us as individuals from the cycles of nature. She is dedicated both to sharing the pure joy she derives from our natural world and to doing the most she can to ensure that, collectively, we act as effective and efficient ecological stewards. Maria O. Pinochet, Advisor to the distinguished Advisory Board of Ethical Markets Media, has been appointed to the Board of Directors at Ever'man Natural Foods, the Pensacola organic grocery and supplement store. Located in downtown Pensacola, Ever'man serves communities throughout Northwest Florida, including Gulf Breeze, Ft. Walton, Navarre, Destin, Milton, Pace and Perdido Key. Maria is an experienced marketing strategist, consultant and multimedia communications writer who runs her own firm, Kore Access, Incorporated.

Mary Carol Rose is first and foremost three things: a humble humanitarian; an independent thinker with an eclectic background that spans work and studies in the arts, investments and finance, and somatic psychology; and a firm believer in the transformational potential of conscious human beings, the environments they create and the conditions in which they live. She has served as an entrepreneur; a financial planner, counselor and coach; a developer of systems and educational programs for the creative and engaged delivery of financial advice; a writer and speaker; and a somatic practitioner. Mary Carol has held positions on Wall Street at Alex Brown & Sons, Paine Webber, Kidder Peabody, Legg Mason and T. Rowe Price. In addition, she founded and ran two firms: Rose & Associates, a traditional financial planning firm and Financial Paradigms, where she created a highly successful process-oriented approach to the co-creation of sustainable financial plans for individuals, couples, and small businesses. She holds a Masters in International Public Policy from the Paul H. Nitze School for Advanced International Studies (JHU-SAIS), the Certified Financial Planner™ certification from the College for Financial Planning, and a BA in Art from The University of Virginia. Until recently, she was in the PhD program in Somatic Psychology at The Santa Barbara Graduate Institute. In addition, she has studied at Fielding Graduate University, the Naropa Institute, the Somatic Institute of Pittsburgh and is a graduate of the Hakomi Institute. Most recently, Mary Carol has founded and is the CEO of Beyond Financial Paradigms, a consulting firm with a mission to create generative, relational financial practices and strategies through processes that integrate mindfulness, innovative metrics, and open dialogue. While she has the utmost interest in evolving economic theory, finance and the creative potential of every individual-and forums for genuine dialogue and communication-she maintains that the transformational potential is in the still point between the inhalation and the exhalation.

Pamela Olsen currently resides in Central Florida where she runs the Ocala office of an Orlando based law firm. Pamela began her career as an attorney in 1991 and for the past 13 years has served as legal counsel in cases involving medical and health care issues as well as civil rights and employee rights. She is passionate about representing the rights of individuals and took her experience to expanded levels by obtaining her Master's degree in Counseling Psychology in 2004. Pamela has also studied with indigenous healers and leaders in the Andes Mountains as well as deep within the Amazon Jungle in an attempt to better understand the nature of their rapport with their environment and communities. Having also done extensive study in linguistics and neuroscience, she has a special interest in Ken Wilber's philosophy and his Integral Model as it applies to both individuals and organizations. As a passionate humanitarian, Pamela also has a deep interest in reform of the media as well as economic and GDP models and definitions that support broader health perspectives and greater environmental sustainability. Since 2003 Pamela has been studying Hazel Henderson's work, and endeavors to inform conference attendees and the general public of the significant role of Ethical Markets and Ethical Markets Media.

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• Founder & Chair of GIST Advisory
• Founder - CEO, GIST Advisory McCluskey Fellow, 2011, Yale University
• Leader of TEEB

Pavan Sukhdev is the founder & chair of GIST Advisory, a consulting group specializing in valuing & managing environmental impacts and dependencies at all levels - national, provincial, business and personal. This firm was set up by Pavan's NGO, GIST (Green Indian States Trust) to fund its research into major economic externalities arising from natural capital and human capital. Until recently, Pavan was Special Adviser and Head of UNEP's Green Economy Initiative, which demonstrates that the greening of economies is not a burden on growth but rather a new engine for growing wealth and decent employment, and for the reduction of persistent poverty. A career banker, Pavan took a sabbatical from Deutsche Bank from 2008 till 2010 in order to deliver his environmental projects "TEEB" and the "Green Economy Report" for UNEP's Green Economy Initiative. Pavan was appointed Study Leader of TEEB in early 2008 by the EU Commission and Germany (the first funders of TEEB) whilst still working full time at Deutsche Bank. TEEB, a global study on "The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity" commissioned by the G8+5, released a widely-acclaimed suite of reports at the UN's Convention on Biological Diversity bi-annual meeting (CBD COP-10) at Nagoya, Japan, in October 2010. Until July 2008, Pavan headed Deutsche Bank's Global Markets businesses in India, including its Fixed Income and Equities divisions and Global Markets Centre, Mumbai ("GMC, Mumbai"). GMC Mumbai, a company he set up in February 2006, is a dedicated global hub for global markets "front-office" off-shoring. It was a market first of its kind, and is a leader in front-office offshoring of capital markets trading and sales business. From 2006 to 2008, he led the build-out of Deutsche Bank's Global Markets presence in India into a veritable powerhouse, spanning capital markets origination, trading and sales, a fixed income primary dealership, a market-leading equities institutional brokerage, a new Non-banking Finance Company, and GMC Mumbai. Pavan pursues long-standing interests in environmental economics and in nature conservation through his work with the Green Indian States Trust (GIST) and other NGO's. Under his leadership, GIST researched, developed and published methodology & empirical work on preparing comprehensive ‘Green Accounts' for India and its States, a first among developing nations. Pavan serves on the boards of Stockholm Resilience Centre (SRC), Conservation International (CI) and on UNDP's Advisory Panel on the Human Development Report and its Human Development Index (HDI). He has been awarded the McKluskey Fellowship, 2011, by Yale University.

Job Titles:

• Energy Consultant

Roy Morrison is an energy consultant, photovoltaic developer, social theorist and writer with decades of diverse experience. He is currently working on dual-cropping solar systems to enable working farms to produce both food and energy. He served as Founding Director of the Office for Sustainability at Southern New Hampshire University. He has extensive experience in energy efficiency work and renewables, for business, institutional, and government clients. He was the author of the first law in the nation for municipal aggregation for retail electric competition. He also founded the New Hampshire Consumers Utility Cooperative that was the first seller of competitive electricity in New Hampshire. His plenary address at the 2013World Social Congress in in Hangzhou supported the the essential need for building an ecological civilization He is the author of numerous books on sustainability, ecological transformation and ecological economic growth. His latest book Sustainability Sutra was published in 2017 by Select Books in NY. The Chinese translation of his book Ecological Democracy was published by Chinese Environmental Press in Beijing in 2016.

Shann Turnbull obtained an MBA from Harvard in 1963 and published The Management of Capital in 1965 to promote modern financial analysis in Australia. He became a part time teacher at Australia's first business schools while being a serial entrepreneur founding many enterprises with three becoming traded on the Australian stock exchange. From 1967 to 1974 he was in charge of research for a private equity group that acquired and re-organized a dozen publicly traded companies. In this role and as a company promoter he gained experience as a controlling shareholder, company director, chairman and/or CEO of public companies. In 1970 he also became a founding joint CEO/owner of a mutual fund management company. In 1971 he advocated education for company directors and in1973 his first academic paper "Time Limited Corporations." Shann pioneered research and teaching of corporate governance before this term came into vogue as a co-author in 1975 of the first course in the world to provide an educational qualification for company directors. In 1975 he also published his first book on Democratising the Wealth of Nations. The novel ideas in his book led to consulting assignments for multi-national corporations, United Nations, World Bank, and governments, including in 1991 the Peoples Republic of China and Czechoslovakia. Shann has been a prolific writer on reforming the theories and practices of capitalism. In the early 1980's he presented to community activists attending E.F. Schumacher Society seminars across the US his 1978 proposal for an energy currency. His presentations are published in Building

"The decline of the U.S. economy and rise of corporate malfeasance, the increasing positioning of an ‘us versus them' mentality and the continued degradation of the environment indicates a new way of engaging in and with the world is needed," says Sethi. Ethical Markets is the first financial lifestyle show dedicated to redefining success in the global marketplace. Sethi started her television career while attending Smith College. Before graduating cum laude with a BA in Sociology and Gender Studies, she was offered the job of associate producer for MTV News and accepted the position following graduate studies in Urbino, Italy. After a prolific career in the United States-including production on the award-winning documentaries Hate Rock, Sex in the '90s, and Help Not Wanted, Sethi has completed an MBA with distinction in sustainable management-integrating social and environmental values with practical business knowledge. She fuses this insight with her extensive experience in television reportage and passion for social and economic justice on Ethical Markets, the international series pioneered by futurist and author Hazel Henderson. In her spare time, Sethi dedicates herself to media advocacy: serving on the board of directors for the National Radio Project and on the advisory board for New York's National Public Radio affiliate, WNYC. She is also developing a nutrition and food justice curriculum within her Harlem community and blogs on www.intentblog.com.

Job Titles:

• Co - Founder
• Management Consultant

Biography Theodore Jay Gordon is a futurist and management consultant. He is a specialist in forecasting methodology, planning, and policy analysis, an entrepreneur, and an inventor. He is co-founder and Board member of The Millennium Project, a global think tank. The Millennium Project was placed among the top ten think tanks in the world for new ideas by the University of Pennsylvania's GoTo Think Tank Index, and a Computerworld Honors Laureate for its contributions to collective intelligence systems. He also served as emeritus director of the Institute for Global Ethics. He is a recipient of the Ed Cornish "Futurist of the Year" award and is a recipient of the Shaping Tomorrow Lifetime Achievement Award. He performed early research on the Delphi method at RAND Corporation where he was a consultant to their mathematics and policy department and he co-authored the first large scale Delphi study (Gordon and Helmer, 1964). He is one of the co-founders of The Institute for the Future. He also founded the Futures Group and led it for 20 years. Throughout his career he has been at the forefront of development of forecasting and analysis methodology including the development of the Cross Impact Method, Trend Impact Analysis, implications of non linear modeling (chaos) for forecasting, and the State of the Future Index (SOFI), a means for measuring and forecasting the changing outlook of the future, and in the development and application of Real Time Delphi to essentially all foresight and policy studies performed at the Millennium Project. His most recent work concerns lone wold terrorism and has been published both in book form (Lone Wolf Terrorism Prospects, Gordon, Sharan and Florescu, on Amazon) and as an e-book (www.lonewolfthreat.com). He is the author of many client reports, peer reviewed technical articles, and five books dealing with topics associated with the future, space, and scientific and technological developments and issues. He is the author of the Macmillan encyclopedia article on the future of science and technology. He is currently on the editorial board of Technological Forecasting and Social Change. He was also Chief Engineer of the McDonnell Douglas Saturn S-IV space vehicle (he ran a 3,000 person department); director of Advanced Space Stations and Planetary Systems, the advanced design function of the division. He was also in charge of the launch of early ballistic missiles and space vehicles from Cape Canaveral. His career at Douglas spanned a 16-year period, from 1952 to 1968. He was Regents Professor at the UCLA Graduate School of Business (1968), and a Woodrow Wilson scholar at Bowdoin (1975). He has lectured at several other universities in business, planning, innovation, forecasting and engineering, including Columbia, University of Texas at Austin, University of Houston, Duke University, University of New Haven, Universidad Simon Bolivar University, Singularity University, and the Turku School of Economics and Business Administration (Finland). He is a Faculty Affiliate of the Frederick S. Pardee Center for International Futures of the RAND Corporation. Mr. Gordon holds several patents in space vehicles, acoustics, automated collection of voter judgments and speech recognition. His degrees are in aeronautical engineering from Louisiana State University and Georgia Institute of Technology. Mr. Gordon started the consulting firm, The Futures Group in 1971. As CEO, he led the firm for 20 years. The company performed contract research in economic and social development and strategy for private organizations and government agencies. Prior to forming The Futures Group, Mr. Gordon was one of the founders of the non-profit organization: The Institute for the Future. Mr. Gordon has served on the Board of several organizations including the Institute for Global Ethics, The Futures Group, Apollo BioPharmaceutics, (a start-up firm in the field of anti-aging pharmaceuticals), Rolodex Corporation, Registry Magic (a start up company in the field of speech recognition). He also served as Chairman of the Connecticut Product Development Commission Loan Board, and Acting Chairman of the Connecticut Commission on the Future. He is a pilot and still flies his light sport airplane. Jacob is Co-founder of the .ECO Internet domain. Together with his Co-founders Trevor Bowden and Anastasia O'Rourke, he conceived the idea for a domain ending run by the global environmental community for the greater good. Jacob fundraised seven figures from impact investors to support an eight year effort to secure exclusive global rights to run .eco. These rights are shared with a coalition of environmental groups including WWF, Greenpeace, IUCN and the United Nations. The .ECO domain is the only Internet suffix that requires a commitment to sustainable development and reporting against the sustainable development goals from all registered users. Jacob is a former executive at the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). ICANN is responsible for coordinating the multi-stakeholder processes that manage key aspects of core Internet infrastructure. While at ICANN Jacob led engagement with North America and the Caribbean - including regular travel to engage with local stakeholders and represent ICANN at major Internet governance events in over twenty countries. Jacob also developed ICANN's Fellowships Programme during this time. The ICANN Fellowships program has since introduced Internet governance to hundreds of technology pioneers from the developing world. It has been called ICANN's "crown jewel" by Internet pioneer Steven Crocker. Jacob is a Young Canadian Leader for a Sustainable Future, 2000. He holds a BA in Geography and Economics from the University of Victoria, Canada. He currently lives in Vancouver, Canada

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• Editor

I work as the Editor of Ethical Markets Media and make sure the newsletter goes out smoothly every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. I started volunteering here over 4 years ago and it has changed my trajectory on life, pushing me to get my Master of Environmental Science in honor of Hazel. Looking for the articles is the best part, because it lets me stay on top of the most recent developments across many different disciplines. Ethical Markets has a goal to be a guiding light in a sometimes-dark world, and finding the brightest path to a beautiful future is what I strive to do with these articles. I hope that more people will turn to Ethical Markets in the future for wisdom, guidance, and a place to learn. In addition to Editor, I am a full-time auditor with my CPA focusing on Insurance Companies and Not-for-profits. I want to expand my Environmental Science knowledge with my Master degree to enter the growing field of Carbon Emission auditing. I think the best way to make business focus more on people and the planet and less on profit will be to start from the inside. My goal is to make business practices more transparent so consumers can make more informed decisions.

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• Founding Executive Director of the Center for Business Ethics

W. Michael Hoffman is the founding Executive Director of the Center for Business Ethics at Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts. Since 1976, the Center has served as a research and consulting institute and an educational forum for the exchange of ideas and information in business ethics. Dr. Hoffman received his Ph.D. in Philosophy in 1972 at the University of Massachusetts in conjunction with Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke and Smith Colleges. He is the Hieken Professor of Business and Professional Ethics at Bentley University and was Chair of the Department of Philosophy for 17 years. He has authored or edited 16 books, including Business Ethics: Readings and Cases in Corporate Morality (now in its 4th edition), Ethics Matters: How to Implement Values-Driven Management (2000) and The Ethical Edge: Tales of Organizations that Have Faced Moral Crises (1995). He also has published over 95 articles. Dr. Hoffman has consulted on business ethics for numerous corporations, universities and government agencies. Clients have included Baker Hughes, Blue Shield of California, Cablevision, CBS, Coopers & Lybrand (now PwC), El Paso Corporation, Exelon Corporation, Fidelity Investments, GTE, General Electric, GlaxoSmithKline, Johnson & Johnson, KPMG, NYNEX (now Verizon), PeopleSoft, Textron, TRW Systems , and Tyson Foods. He has been a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow and Consultant, a lecturer at universities and conferences around the world, and an expert witness on business ethics in numerous legal cases. He is on the board of editors of many business ethics journals, was a co-founder and President of the Society for Business Ethics, and served on the advisory board of the U.S. Sentencing Commission. He was the founding Executive Director of the Ethics Officer Association (now the Ethics & Compliance Officer Association) from 1992 to 1995, a member of its Board of Directors until 1997, and then Advisor to the Board until 2005. He was named the 2007 Humanist of the Year by The Ethical Society of Boston, and in 2009 he received the Society for Corporate Compliance and Ethics Award for continuing contributions in the field of ethics and compliance. He has been quoted extensively on business ethics in newspapers and magazines, including the Boston Globe, BusinessWeek, Chicago Tribune, Christian Science Monitor, Financial Times, Industry Standard, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Newsweek, Philadelphia Inquirer, San Francisco Chronicle, USA Today, U.S. News and World Report, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post and is interviewed frequently for television and radio programs around the country. Dr. Hoffman resides in West Newton, Massachusetts with his wife, Bliss Read Hoffman.