Founders and Sponsors

 

The people who make it all happen!

Executive team and co-founders

  • Marsha Willard (executive director and professional development)
  • Larry Chalfan (liaison to Zero Waste Alliance)
  • Darcy Hitchcock (journal/digest)
  • Dorothy Atwood (webinars)

Learn more about the founders under the About ISSP tab.

 

Corporate sponsors

We are so grateful to the following corporations and individuals for their financial support to get ISSP up and running!

—Hewlett Packard, Platinum Sponsor

As a global leader in information technology, HP applies new thinking and ideas to deliver simpler, more valuable experiences with technology. Our goal is to continuously improve the way our customers live and work. HP integrates sophisticated technology into products and services that are easy to use and manage, offering functionalities to meet virtually any need of our customers from individual consumers to the largest enterprises. For decades HP has worked to manage its environmental impact by adopting environmentally responsible practices in product development, operations and supply chain. The company strives to be a global leader in reducing its carbon footprint, limiting waste and recycling responsibly. More information about the company’s work in relation to the environment is available at www.hp.com/environment.

—Business Week, Silver Sponsor

—Garvey Schubert Barer, Bronze Sponsor

—Pax World, Sponsor of the Spring 08 webinar series

 

Individual Donors

-Rick Woodward

 

Founding members

The following people were invited as Founding Members to help get the organization going. We are very grateful for them sharing their resources and their insights.

-Allen Lee, Xenergy
-Annie Landfield Grieg, Four Elements Consulting
-Bob Doppelt, Institute for a Sustainable Environment
-Bob Pojasek, SAI Global
-Bob Willard, author
-Cheryl Welch, Tualatin Valley Water District
-Doug Freeman, Arnoldcreek
-Ester Mathews, Austin Energy
-Fabio Vancini, Fichtner Economics + Environment
-Joel Makower, Green Business Network
-Karl Ostrum, NBIS
-Kathy Brewer, Hewlett-Packard
-Katie Sullivan, ICF International
-Katy Ansardi, Sustainable North Carolina
-Linda Lovett, City of Corvallis
-Lucie Drummond, DLA Philips Fox
-Lucy Brehm, Shorebank Pacific
-Madeline Snow
-Michele Crim, City of Portland, Office of Sustainable Development
-Molly Chidsey, Multnomah County
-Nik Blosser, Celilo Group & Sustainable Industries Journal
-Pamela Brody-Heine, Eco Stewardship Strategies
-Peter Clark, ICF International
-Rick Woodward, Coastwide Laboratories
-Roberta Anderson, Food Alliance
-Susan Bragdon, Oregon State University
-Susan Milhauser, City of Lake Oswego
-Susan Sakaki, Sustainable Earth Initiative
-Susan Sokol Blosser, Sokol-Blosser Winery
-Terry Moore, Sustainable Dallas
-Todd Rawlings, Washington Mutual Bank
-Tom Badrick, Legacy Health Systems
-Tom Crawford, Praxis Northwest
-Wayne Rifer, Rifer Environmental and Green Electronics Council