The Natural Edge Project: Mentors

The Natural Edge Project: Mentors

"Supporters of The Natural Edge Project include;"

• Alan AtKisson – Author, Believing Cassandra: An Optimist Looks at a Pessimist's World (See more about TNEP and Alan AtKisson...)
• Alan Talbot – Retired partner, Price Waterhouse
• Amory Lovins – CEO Rocky Mountain Institute, co-author Natural Capitalism and Factor 4
• Andrew Donovan – Triple Bottom Line Australia, President of Environment Victoria
• Barry Grear, AO – World Federation of Engineering Organisations, WFEO ComTech
• Barry Jones – Commissioner for Innovation Victoria, former President ALP
• Bill Leane – Executive Manager, Barton Group
• Bill Rourke, AO FTSE – Special adviser to President of WFEO
• Brendan Mackey – Chair of the Earth Charter International Education Advisory Committee
• Brendan Smyth – Leader, Liberal Party ACT
• Cameron Tonkinwise – Executive Officer, Change Design Foundation
• Cathy Zoi – Assistant Director General, Chemicals and Waste, NSW EPA
• Chris Strauss – Deputy Director, Centre for Green Chemistry, Monash University
• Christine Loh - CEO, Civic Exchange, Hong Kong (for the hotlink www.civic-exchange.org)
• Daniella Tilbury – Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Development, Macquarie University
• David Kimber – Chair, Triple Bottom Line Australia
• David Shearman – Founder Society of Doctors for the Environment, Australia
• David Singleton – Chief Executive Officer, Arup Australasia, 2003 Brunnel Laureate
• Charlie and Cheryl with David Singleton
• David Suzuki – Author, Earth Time and Good News for a Change
• David Yencken – University of Melbourne
• Dexter Dunphy – University of Technology Sydney
• Dick Smith – Australian Adventurer and Entrepreneur
• Don Henry – Executive Director, Australian Conservation Foundation
• Doug Jones – President, Institution of Engineers Australia 2004/05 (Engineers Australia)
• Cheryl with Doug Jones
• Fiona Wain – Chief Executive Officer, Environment Business Australia
• Frank Fenner – John Curtin School of Medical Research, Prime Minister’s Prize, Science 2002
• Gary Codner – President, Environmental College, Institution of Engineers Australia
• Geoff Garrett – Chief Executive Officer, CSIRO
• Mike with Geoff Garrett and his wife Janet
• Gerry Te Kapa Coates – President, Institute of Professional Engineers of New Zealand
• Heather Tallent – Outreach Coordinator, University Leaders for a Sustainable Future
• Ian Lowe – Griffith University
• Istemi Demirag – Chair, British Accounting Association's Corporate Governance Group
• Janis Birkeland - Author of 'Design for Sustainability' (See more about TNEP and Janis...)
• Jim McKnoulty – President, Australian Green Development Forum
• Jo Hume – Operations Manager, NZ Business Council for Sustainable Development
• Jo Baker, AO – ACT Commissioner for the Environment
• John Boshier – Chief Executive, Institution of Engineers Australia
• John White – Managing Director, Global Renewables Limited
• John White - Dean, Anglia Law School, Anglia Polytechnic University, Chelmsford, England
• John Cole – Director, Sustainable Industries Division, Queensland EPA
• Kate MacMasters – Mittagong Forum Facilitator; recent MSusDev graduate
• Keith Daniel – Australian Academies of Science
• Maggie Hine – Sustainability Partnerships Officer, Office of Sustainability, South Australia
• Martin Dwyer – Director, Engineering Practice, Institution of Engineers Australia
• Takahashi – Director, Institute of International Relations, Ritsumeikan University
• Mathis Wackernagel, PhD – Sustainability Program Director, Redefining Progress
• Mei Ng – Director, Friends of the Earth, Hong Kong
• Michael Mobbs – Sustainable Homes, Choice Magazine Publication.
• Michael Fairbanks - On the Frontier, Head of Country Competitiveness™
• Michael Krockenberger – Strategic Director, Australian Conservation Foundation
• Mick Pearce - leading International Sustainable Design Architect (See more about TNEP and Mick...)
• Mike Young – CSIRO Land and Water
• Nick Moraitis - Strategy and Partnership Coordinator, TakingITGlobal
• Molly Harris Olsen – EcoFutures, convener of the Business Leaders Forum on Sustainability
• Monica Vandenberg – Chairperson, on behalf of Triple Bottom Line Australia
• Moss Cass – Past Minister for the Environment (Whitlam Government)
• Paul Perkins – Chief Executive of ACTEW Corporation on behalf of the Barton Group
• Peter Greenwood – President, Institution of Engineers Australia 2003/04 (Engineers Australia)
• Peter Ottesen – Director, Office of Sustainability, Chief Ministers Department, ACT
• Phillip Toyne – EcoFutures, convener of the Business Leaders Forum on Sustainability
• Ric Brazzale – Executive Director, Australian Business Council for Sustainable Energy
• Roger and Jean Venables – Managing Director, Crane Environmental UK, 2001 Brunnel Laureate
• Ron Clarke – Mayor, Gold Coast City Council
• Ronnie Harding – Director, Institute of Environmental Studies, UNSW
• Sara Parkin – Director, Education & Learning Program, Forum for the Future, UK
• Simon Molesworth – President, Environment Institute Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ)
• Steven Boyden – Co-coordinator of the Nature and Society Forum
• Steve Halls – Previous Director, UNEP International Environment Technology Centre (to May 2005)
• Steve Williamson – Director, Marketing and Communication, Engineers Australia
• Sue Lennox – Oz GREEN, Director, Australian Programs
• Suzanne Benn, PhD – School of Management, University of Technology, Sydney
• Tony Ridley – President, Commonwealth Engineers Council
• Trevor Daniell – Environmental Engineering Society
• Tricia Caswell – Chief Executive Officer, RMIT Global Sustainability Unit
• William McDonough – Co-Founder, McDonough Braungart Design Chemistry (MBDC)