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The Network's
International Planning Board provides a model for the linkages that the
Network builds. The Planning Board includes volunteer representatives
of business, academia, government, activists, non-governmental organizations
and inter-governmental organizations. The board helps the GIN coordinators
identify and define critical issues for Network mission and projects.
Planning Board members are invited to serve three-year, renewable terms.
Members
of GIN's International Planning Board:
David Angel, Clark University, USA
Bach Tan Sinh, National Institute for Science & Technology, Vietnam
Joan Bavaria, Trillium Asset Management; and Ceres, USA
Halina S. Brown, Clark University, USA
Edith G.J. Callaghan, Acadia University, Canada
Jose P. D., Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, India
Dan Fiorino, Performance
Track, United States Environmental Protection Agency
Susse Georg, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Ken Green, University of Manchester Institute of Technology, UK
Peter Groenewegen, Free University, The Netherlands
Minna Halme, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland
Stuart Hart, Cornell University, USA
Peter Hofman, University of Twente, The Netherlands
Tim Jenkins, Friends of the Earth, UK
Ulrik Jørgensen, Technical University Denmark
B.W. Lee, Korea Environmental Management Association; and Sejong University
Steve McCauley, Environment Canada/Government of Canada
Ralph Meima, Marlboro College Graduate
Center, USA
Maj Munch Andersen, Risø National Laboratory, Denmark
Jacob Park, Green Mountain College, USA
Bruce Paton, San Francisco State University, USA
Kent Portney, Tufts University, USA
Nina Poussenkova, Russian Academy of Sciences
Gordon Rands, Western Illinois University, USA
David Rejeski, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, USA
Erika Reynolds, Shell, The Netherlands
Leonardus Rinckevicius, Kaunas Institute of Technology, Lithuania
Jerry Rogers, General Motors Research & Development, USA
Nigel Roome, Free University of Brussels, Belgium; and Erasmus University
Rotterdam
Ahmad Saeed, International Union for the Conservation of Nature, Pakistan
Melito S. Salazar Jr., Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines Foundation
Hank Schilling, GE Capital, USA
Diego Shoobridge, ParksWatch Peru, Peru
Susanne Sweet, Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden
Terence Tsai, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Philip Vergragt, Tellus Institute; and MIT, USA
Methi Wecharatana, New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA
Richard Welford, Hong Kong University; and ERP Environment Publishers;
Hong Kong
Monika Winn, University of Victoria, Canada
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