Kenny Bruno
Kenny Bruno "is Campaigns Coordinator for EarthRights International and an Adjunct Professor at New York University . He worked for over 12 years at Greenpeace International and Greenpeace US, where he now sits on the Board of Directors. Kenny, who has been called the “Greenwash Guru,” is co-author of Greenwash: The Reality Behind Corporate Environmentalism and earthsummit.biz: The Corporate Takeover of Sustainable Development." [1]
"Kenny is currently a UN Project Coordinator at the Transnational Resource & Action Center (TRAC) in New York, as well as a Campaigns Coordinator at EarthRights International.
"Kenny is also an adjunct professor at the New York University Gallatin School for Individualized Study where he teaches "Strategic Campaiging and Advocacy" to graduates and undergraduates.
"Kenny's long history with Greenpeace began in 1986 when he came onboard as the Public Education Director for Greenpeace New England. He has since worked for Greenpeace in various capacities including as Toxics Campaign Field Coordinator for Greenpeace USA and as a Technology Transfer Specialist for Greenpeace International.
"He is currently the Media and Strategic Campaigning Trainer for the Ruckus Society in Berkeley, California. Kenny also has significant international experience having been the international representative at the Oilwatch Steering Committee in Quito, Ecuador and working as an advisor on toxics issues to the Third World Network in Penang, Malaysia." [2]
- Campaign Director, Corporate Ethics International
Books
- Kenny Bruno and Jed Greer, Greenwash: The Reality Behind Corporate Environmentalism (1996).
- Kenny Bruno, Joshua Karliner and China Brotsky, Greenhouse Gangsters vs. Climate Justice (TRAC-Transnational Resource & Action Center, 1999).
- Kenny Bruno and Joshua Karliner, Earthsummit.biz: the corporate takeover of sustainable development
Resources and articles
Related Sourcewatch articles
References
- ↑ INTERVIEW WITH GREENWASH GURU KENNY BRUNO, thegreenlifeonline, accessed September 25, 2009.
- ↑ Board, Greenpeace, accessed September 25, 2009.
