Ralph Taylor

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"As an advisor to the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Foundation, and a trustee of the Metanoia Fund, a philanthropy that supports breakthrough social technologies that enhance the efficacy of multi-stakeholder processes and outcomes, Mr. Taylor has engineered a portfolio of multi-year grants to enhance corporate and government accountability standards and mission related investment strategies. Examples include the Global Reporting Initiative, the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Initiative, and the Access Initiative. Mr. Taylor is a Director of World Resources Institute, an environmental think tank that goes beyond research to find practical ways to protect the earth and improve people's lives. He is also founder and member of the coordinating committee of the Generative Dialogue Project, a global community of practice that nurtures and promotes generative dialogue for an equitable and sustainable world. The community seeks to integrate individual and societal transformation through dialogic processes and initiatives. Mr. Taylor is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Divinity School." [1]

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  1. Ralph Taylor, Innovations for Scaling Impact, accessed January 28, 2011.