ASBC Team
David Levine, Executive Director
Richard Eidlin, Campaigns & Business Engagement
David Brodwin, Communications
Doug Hammond, Strategic Partnership Recruitment
Atlee McFellin, Staff Associate
Marc Thibault, West Coast Engagement
Robyn Schwartz, Website
David Levine
Co-founder and executive director of
the American Sustainable Business Council
David has
helped build ASBC into a growing coalition of business
networks from its creation in 2009 to the present. The Council now
represents over 50,000 businesses and social enterprises and more than
150,000 entrepreneurs, owners, executive, investors, and business
professionals. David has directed Sustainable Economies at the Environmental Health Fund,
where his work catalyzes interest in green chemistry and the
development of innovative sustainable materials, products, processes,
and businesses. He is a founding partner of Green Harvest Technologies,
a business working on producing sustainable biobased consumer products. David has worked as a social entrepreneur for over 30 years, focusing on
the development of whole systems solutions for a more sustainable
society through the building of strategic partnerships and broad
stakeholder initiatives.
Richard Eidlin
Richard has worked on business and policy issues for over twenty-five years. He is the President of The Progress Group, which works on clean energy, social entrepreneurship, and sustainability issues.
He’s been involved with corporate social responsibility since the mid-1980s and served as an adjunct faculty member with Boston College’s Center for Corporate Citizenship. Richard served as a Board Member with New Hampshire Businesses for Social Responsibility (BSR) and helped found the Brooklyn-based Community Capital Bank. He is a board member of CORE, a Colorado business sustainability association and served as National Business Outreach Director for the Apollo Alliance from 2005 to 2009.
Richard has worked in the renewable energy industry and consulted to the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) on sustainable development programs. Richard co-directed the Colorado chapter of the Clean Tech for Obama campaign and advised candidate (and now Colorado Governor) Bill Ritter on renewable energy issues. Richard earned a Masters in Public Policy from the University of Wisconsin.
David Brodwin
David brings extensive private sector
business experience in the consulting and technology industries,
combined with executive experience in public sector advocacy and policy
work. Currently, through Brodwin & Associates, he advises nonprofits
and sustainable businesses on strategy and messaging issues.
Earlier, in the private sector he was a partner at Accenture, the
leading global technology and management consulting firm; vice president
of marketing at Radius, a computer peripherals manufacturer; and a
director at Arthur D. Little, Inc., a global management consulting firm.
In the nonprofit sector, he served as president of New Voice of
Business and executive director at Rockridge Institute, a think tank
focusing on political language and communications. David holds an MBA
from Stanford Graduate School of Business and an A.B. from Harvard.
Doug Hammond
Doug brings a 30-year social entrepreneurial career in sustainability, economic justice, corporate social responsibility, and community system engineering. His business advocacy leadership history includes roles with the New England Business for Social Responsibility, the national Business for Social Responsibility (founding business member), and the Social Venture Network.
As a co-founding member of the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE), Doug served from 2001 to 2009 in a number of board leadership roles and most recently as Executive Director. In July 2009 he launched ALIVE Communities, a collaborative which fosters the creation of local living economies, both domestic and international, through the integration of economic anthropology-based principles and sustainable business practices.
Atlee McFellin
Atlee is an experienced researcher on sustainable investing performance and trends for a mutual fund and a registered investment advisory firm. Working with Green for All he developed a national campaign to educate and engage legislators, investors, and the public on federal policy and increased access to capital for green businesses and other institutions serving low-income communities. Atlee is the founder of The New School Committee on Sustainable Investing.
Marc Thibault
Marc has over ten years of sustainable business experience, encompassing green products and comprehensive approaches developed to address current health and environmental challenges. His work resulted in bringing to market CleanWell, the first all-natural antimicrobial technology ever developed, and in founding Green Age 360, a catalyst for green solutions to fully achieve their sustainable potential and a convener for transformational sustainability initiatives. Troubled by the inadequacy of policies and practices failing to protect our communities and our environment, Marc joined the American Sustainable Business Council in February 2010 in which he engages businesses in participating in the policy debate. Prior to embracing the responsible revolution, Marc pioneered forecasting and behavioral models and internet CRMs.
Robyn Schwartz
Robyn brings to ASBC varied experience in the publishing and nonprofit sectors. She most recently served as Special Assistant to the President/CEO at Homes for the Homeless, Inc. (HFH), a New York City-based social services agency, where she held crosscutting administrative responsibilities, including maintaining oversight of the technology team and databases. Robyn continues to consult for HFH as well as several other media and nonprofit entities. She holds a BA from Columbia University and an MPA with a specialization in Nonprofit Administration from the School of Public Affairs at Baruch College.
Richard Eidlin, Campaigns & Business Engagement
David Brodwin, Communications
Doug Hammond, Strategic Partnership Recruitment
Atlee McFellin, Staff Associate
Marc Thibault, West Coast Engagement
Robyn Schwartz, Website
David Levine
Co-founder and executive director of
the American Sustainable Business Council
David has
helped build ASBC into a growing coalition of business
networks from its creation in 2009 to the present. The Council now
represents over 50,000 businesses and social enterprises and more than
150,000 entrepreneurs, owners, executive, investors, and business
professionals. David has directed Sustainable Economies at the Environmental Health Fund,
where his work catalyzes interest in green chemistry and the
development of innovative sustainable materials, products, processes,
and businesses. He is a founding partner of Green Harvest Technologies,
a business working on producing sustainable biobased consumer products. David has worked as a social entrepreneur for over 30 years, focusing on
the development of whole systems solutions for a more sustainable
society through the building of strategic partnerships and broad
stakeholder initiatives. Richard Eidlin
Richard has worked on business and policy issues for over twenty-five years. He is the President of The Progress Group, which works on clean energy, social entrepreneurship, and sustainability issues.
He’s been involved with corporate social responsibility since the mid-1980s and served as an adjunct faculty member with Boston College’s Center for Corporate Citizenship. Richard served as a Board Member with New Hampshire Businesses for Social Responsibility (BSR) and helped found the Brooklyn-based Community Capital Bank. He is a board member of CORE, a Colorado business sustainability association and served as National Business Outreach Director for the Apollo Alliance from 2005 to 2009.
Richard has worked in the renewable energy industry and consulted to the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) on sustainable development programs. Richard co-directed the Colorado chapter of the Clean Tech for Obama campaign and advised candidate (and now Colorado Governor) Bill Ritter on renewable energy issues. Richard earned a Masters in Public Policy from the University of Wisconsin.
David Brodwin
David brings extensive private sector
business experience in the consulting and technology industries,
combined with executive experience in public sector advocacy and policy
work. Currently, through Brodwin & Associates, he advises nonprofits
and sustainable businesses on strategy and messaging issues.
Earlier, in the private sector he was a partner at Accenture, the
leading global technology and management consulting firm; vice president
of marketing at Radius, a computer peripherals manufacturer; and a
director at Arthur D. Little, Inc., a global management consulting firm.
In the nonprofit sector, he served as president of New Voice of
Business and executive director at Rockridge Institute, a think tank
focusing on political language and communications. David holds an MBA
from Stanford Graduate School of Business and an A.B. from Harvard.
Doug Hammond
Doug brings a 30-year social entrepreneurial career in sustainability, economic justice, corporate social responsibility, and community system engineering. His business advocacy leadership history includes roles with the New England Business for Social Responsibility, the national Business for Social Responsibility (founding business member), and the Social Venture Network.
As a co-founding member of the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE), Doug served from 2001 to 2009 in a number of board leadership roles and most recently as Executive Director. In July 2009 he launched ALIVE Communities, a collaborative which fosters the creation of local living economies, both domestic and international, through the integration of economic anthropology-based principles and sustainable business practices.
Atlee McFellin
Atlee is an experienced researcher on sustainable investing performance and trends for a mutual fund and a registered investment advisory firm. Working with Green for All he developed a national campaign to educate and engage legislators, investors, and the public on federal policy and increased access to capital for green businesses and other institutions serving low-income communities. Atlee is the founder of The New School Committee on Sustainable Investing.
Marc Thibault
Marc has over ten years of sustainable business experience, encompassing green products and comprehensive approaches developed to address current health and environmental challenges. His work resulted in bringing to market CleanWell, the first all-natural antimicrobial technology ever developed, and in founding Green Age 360, a catalyst for green solutions to fully achieve their sustainable potential and a convener for transformational sustainability initiatives. Troubled by the inadequacy of policies and practices failing to protect our communities and our environment, Marc joined the American Sustainable Business Council in February 2010 in which he engages businesses in participating in the policy debate. Prior to embracing the responsible revolution, Marc pioneered forecasting and behavioral models and internet CRMs.Robyn Schwartz
Robyn brings to ASBC varied experience in the publishing and nonprofit sectors. She most recently served as Special Assistant to the President/CEO at Homes for the Homeless, Inc. (HFH), a New York City-based social services agency, where she held crosscutting administrative responsibilities, including maintaining oversight of the technology team and databases. Robyn continues to consult for HFH as well as several other media and nonprofit entities. She holds a BA from Columbia University and an MPA with a specialization in Nonprofit Administration from the School of Public Affairs at Baruch College.