Andy began his career with EMC in 1986 at the forefront of the storage market, where he established beachhead offices and strategic channel partnerships throughout Western Canada, Japan and Southeast Asian territories. While based in Tokyo and leading EMC Japan and Asia, he established its initial customers, partners and team that built the largest market share position of any 3rd party peripheral vendor throughout the Pacific Rim.

In 1995, as a member of the founding team at VeriSign, Andy lead the global business development efforts to establish the first and most influential network of global Certification Authorities in 10 of the world’s largest markets. With partners like BT, France Telecom, Acer Taiwan, Gemplus, NTT Data, Mitsubishi and Persetel, VeriSign Affiliates established a worldwide network of the most trusted brands to issue digital certificates in every major market.

In 1999, Andy led strategic alliances and business development for Red Hat where he managed all Linux initiatives throughout HP, Intel, Oracle, Cisco and Compaq. Andy’s relationships within the largest Linux OEM’s produced millions of dollars of revenue and increased brand value as Red Hat became synonymous with the global enterprise Linux standard. These strategic relationships also accelerated Red Hat’s migration from a consumer “boxed” Linux vendor in 1999 to the de-facto enterprise Linux vendor of choice.

Andy has also lead Business Development, Channels, Resellers and Alliances for Sana Security and Imperva, leading, venture backed data security vendors, who have created new markets in database security and host – based intrusion prevention solutions.

He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Rhode Island, and an international marketing degree from Richmond College in London, England. Show Less

Aaron owned and operated two successful businesses over the past eight years. In 1999 he ran a technology consulting firm that helped businesses and individuals analyze their technology options. He saw his customer base double year after year for three consecutive years through implementing a direct sales model and focusing on customer satisfaction.

In 2002, Aaron co-founded Cheap Ink, a printer cartridge sales and recycling company, which focused on selling and promoting high quality, environmentally sustainable products for small and medium sized businesses. He managed all of the top clients and suppliers directly and was instrumental in increasing sales by over 50% year on year for 4 straight years.

He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the Walter Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. Show Less

Nathan received his Master’s in Energy Management from the University of Otago, New Zealand, where he performed whole supply chain Life Cycle Analyses of many building and construction products. Nathan was a researcher and instructor at the University of Georgia Institute of Ecology for 3 years, where he studied carbon cycling in natural and human-impacted systems. He also was a founding member and instructor with GeoJourney, the premier field-based environmental education program for university students in the US. Show Less

James received his Master’s in Ecology from the University of Georgia, where he developed Habitat Conservation Plans and regulations in accordance with the Endangered Species Act for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Prior to his Master’s degree, James was a researcher at University of Georgia’s Institute of Ecology for 3 years, where he studied carbon cycling, ecosystem and population ecology, and geomorphology in natural and human-impacted systems. He was also an instructor with University of Georgia’s Honors Interdisciplinary Summer Field Program, a field-based environmental educational program for university students. Show Less

Peter was selected for Who’s Who in America for 2007 & 2008. His latest work has focused on carbon trading and financial, alternative energy, cleantech and their interplay with venture capital and hedge funds. He founded Global Change Associates in 1991 to focus on the interplay and convergence of energy and environmental financial markets. Peter has an MA in international relations from Tufts University and a BA from Carnegie-Mellon University. Show Less

Scott defines infrastructure broadly to include transportation and building facilities, as well as energy, utility, and telecommunications networks. In assessing the efficiency of management methods, Scott considers private and social aspects such as externality costs of pollution. His current projects include: Economic Input-Output Life Cycle Assessment (EIO-LCA), Assessment Tool and Visualization for Regional Supply Chain Impacts, Assessment and Redesign of Processes for Sustainable Construction and Critical Infrastructure Interdependencies. He has also taught courses on Benefit-Cost Analysis, Civil Systems Investment Planning and Pricing, and Infrastructure Management.

Scott has been involved with the annual IEEE International Symposium on Electronics and the Environment as well as the International Society for Industrial Ecology.

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Prior to founding Healy Capital, Mr. Healy was vice president of corporate development for Yahoo! Inc., where he teamed with founder Jerry Yang, to develop Yahoo’s acquisition and investment program. During his tenure at Yahoo!, J.J. led a team that completed over 20 corporate investments and 16 acquisitions, totaling more than $10 billion, including several of the largest acquisitions in the history of the Internet. He is also Owner of the Double J Ranch LLC, a cattle operation located in Daniel, WY, where he is on the Advisory Board of the Upper Green River Valley Land Trust.

J.J. received his BS in chemistry from Saint Anselm College, where he is a member of the Board of Trustees and chairman of the Technology Committee. He received his MBA in International Finance from the American Graduate School of International Management-Thunderbird. Show Less

Over 14 years at P&G, Mr. Schulsinger moved through increasing levels of responsibility, culminating in being named Advertising Manager for one of the Company’s most profitable international subsidiaries. In this capacity he had senior marketing responsibility for the organization’s Paper (Pampers, Bounty, Always, Charmin), Healthcare (Vicks, Crest), and Household Cleaning (Dawn, Mr. Clean), brands. Additionally, the assignment included leading the successful introduction of the Company’s Food and Beverage line-up (Pringles, Hawaiian Punch, Sunny Delight) into their first international markets.

Prior to his international assignment, Larry managed a series of P&G U.S. brands, primarily in Food & Beverage. In his capacity as Advertising Manager for juice products (in the 1980’s), he led the introduction of a number of ‘first ever’ initiatives, including the first nutritionally fortified juice products, the first ‘lite’ (low carb/calorie) juice line, the first resealable juice cartons, and the first juice ‘pitchers’ ...all now mainstays in the beverage category.

Following P&G, Mr. Schulsinger has spent the majority of his career with Management Ventures (MVI), helping develop it into the world’s preeminent retail research and training company. Today, MVI is a wholly owned subsidiary of WPP, the world’s leading marketing services firm. MVI has developed a client roster that includes most of the best-practice branded consumer products companies, including Pepsi, Coca-Cola, Unilever, Gillette, Nestle, J&J, 3M and P&G. As one of the four principle partners, he helped develop and market a range of services for these clients, including web-delivered databases, and sales and marketing strategy consulting and training.

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At TFI Dag was also involved in extensive regulatory and policy work regarding state and national regulatory initiatives. These reforms were designed to accelerate the commercialization of environmental technology at the state and federal level.

He holds a Master’s degree in International Economics from San Francisco State University and speaks English, Norwegian and Spanish.

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