Showing posts with label Bloggers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bloggers. Show all posts

Jun 3, 2009

Matt Ross

Matt Ross is a student at Shoreline Community College. In the fall of 2009, he will be attending the Foster School of Business at the University of Washington. As a requirement for his Business Law class, he has been doing some research for Sustainable Seattle on businesses and organizations that promote economic sustainability. He will be posting a list of resources and some brief "Who's Who" posts summarizing some of the more notable organizations that he comes across.

You can find Matt's blog entries here.



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May 27, 2008

Alyssa Ballinger Johnson

Alyssa is excited to be providing content for Sustainable Seattle's blog. She currently works for an environmental consulting company, where she is involved in a committee dedicated to improving the company's environmental sustainability. As a firm believer in keeping one's life balanced, Alyssa chose to shorten her work week to 32 hours, creating space to volunteer for programs such as Sustainable Seattle. Alyssa has a strong academic background in science, with bachelor's degrees in Earth and Space Sciences, Physics, and Astronomy from the University of Washington. She is dedicated to the cause of popularizing science and sustainable everything.

Angela Herr

Angela Herr is a volunteer blogger for the Sustainable Seattle Blog website. She recently went back to school to complete her undergraduate degree in the Foster School of Business at the University of Washington with a focus on entrepreneurship and business development. On her two year sabbatical from school she became active and interested in animal rights which lead into her desire to preserve their habitats and all the earths resources. To combine her combine her passion for the natural world and her current degree in progress she has chosen to learn more about sustainability and promote sustainable business practices in our community through providing information on the benefits of going green.