• Tom Pace

    PaceButler Tom Pace, an inspirational entrepreneur and the founder of PaceButler, one of the largest cell phone recycling companies in the nation. Because cell phones are fully recyclable, PaceButler purchases used cell phones to prevent excessive environmental waste. Beyond his work with cell phone recycling, Tom also authored the book Mentor: the Kid and the [...]

    August 31, 2011

  • Paige Padgett

    Green Beauty Expert Celebrities looking to green their beautification process turn to Paige Padgett, Hollywood’s foremost green beauty expert. Padgett’s motivation is twofold: To beautify in a safe manner, and to be kind to our surroundings. Most beauty products contain synthetics, dyes, fragrance and other harmful chemicals that can be detrimental to our health and [...]

    August 31, 2011

  • Michel Nischan

    Co-founder and CEO, Wholesome Wave The Huffington Post named Michel Nischan a “gamechanger,” and it’s easy to see why: The green eating aficionado is a co-founder and CEO of Wholesome Wave and a storied restaurateur and chef with a long history of farm-to-table sourcing. But it wasn’t until his son was diagnosed with Type 1 [...]

    August 31, 2011

  • Neg Norton

    Local Search Association Neg Norton’s entire career has been based in the local search arena — transitioning from Yellow Pages and local marketing to digital local search with Local Search Association. Norton mentions yellowpagesoptout.com, a handy online tool that helps save valuable materials and energy by allowing users to opt-out of phone book delivery at [...]

    August 31, 2011

  • Joseph Oldham

    City of Fresno Joseph Oldham, is the interim Sustainability Manager for the city of Fresno. Joseph is also the Chairman of the Fresno Green Team and spearheaded Fresno’s “three-can system,” where residents received two recycling containers along with their regular trash can.

    August 31, 2011

  • Jim Motavalli

    Author of “High Voltage” Jim Motavalli, an eco-author and green transportation expert, states that we are headed for “peak oil” — when oil demand soars above oil supply. His new book, High Voltage, due this fall, examines electric vehicles and how they will change our oil dependency.

    August 31, 2011

  • Ovie Mughelli

    The Ovie Mughelli Foundation Ovie Mughelli of the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons and the Ovie Mughelli Foundation, is using his star status to reach children and teach them how they can care for the environment and make important green lifestyle changes.

    August 31, 2011

  • Maikhanh Nguyen

    Connect the Dots Maikhanh Nguyen is the founder and Executive Director of Connect the Dots, a San Francisco-based nonprofit that helps green other nonprofit organizations and their buildings and office spaces. Connect the Dots’ efforts focus on reducing the amount of energy, water and waste that these organizations create.

    August 31, 2011

  • Jennie Nigrosh

    The Green Garmento Jennie Nigrosh grew up surrounded by recycling — her father ran a cardboard recycling plant in New Hampshire — so it is only natural that she followed the path to create The Green Garmento, a reusable dry cleaning bag that is simple yet utilitarian. Now the bag is catching on in the [...]

    August 31, 2011

  • Marty Metro

    UsedCardboardBoxes.com Marty Metro, founder of UsedCardboardBoxes.com, to discuss how his company is changing the packing and shipping industry in a low-impact, eco-friendly way.

    August 31, 2011

  • Al Micallef

    Jamak Fabrication Al Micallef has painted himself an ecopreneur for years on top of nearly 30 years of ranching experience in his home state of Texas. A sort of jack of all trades, Micallef counts business owner, green agriculture expert, helicopter pilot, restaurateur and more as his job titles. Perhaps his most successful endeavor is [...]

    August 31, 2011

  • Peter Mondavi

    Wine Maker Mondavi, responsible for the Charles Krug brand, has been practicing sustainable winemaking techniques in Napa Valley for years. The company harvests its grapes with as much natural control as possible, and has refurbished original Charles Krug-built buildings on the winery site.

    August 31, 2011