Green Advisory Council
CLCV's Green Advisory Council is comprised of influential environmental leaders drawn from business, labor, government and other sectors. The Council provides input in many areas of CLCV's work, including our political and legislative priorities, communications planning, and development efforts.
Green Advisory Council Members
Becki Ames, Chief of Staff to Long Beach Mayor Bob Foster
Preston Brooks, Partner, Cox, Castle & Nicholson
Todd Campbell, Director of Public Policy, Clean Energy
Glen Dake, Landscape Architect, GDML
Estela de Llanos Carlson, Senior Environmental Counsel, Sempra Energy
Tal Finney, Attorney, Dongell Lawrence Finney LLP
Tom Freman, Partner, Bird Marella
Dr. Douglas E. Goldman, President, Goldman Environmental Foundation, presenters of the Goldman Environmental Prize
Victor Griego, President, Diverse Strategies for Organizing
Sharon Keyser, Senior Vice President of Real Estate, Government & Community Relations, Paramount Pictures
Stephen Matloff, Sustainable Building Contractor
Megan Norris, Vice President, Riverview Capital Investments
Wendy Pulling, Director of Conservation Programs, The Nature Conservancy
Wendy-Sue Rosen, Advisory Committee, Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy
Thomas Safran, Chairman, Thomas Safran & Associates
Nancy Stephens, Board of Trustees, Union of Concerned Scientists
Daniel Yost, Partner, Orrick, Harrington & Sutcliffe LLP
For more information on the Green Advisory Council, please contact Ella Tabasky at (323) 393-6790, ext. 408 or ella@ecovote.org.
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