ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT
The Greening of Industry Network connects people from various professional and geographical backgrounds to jointly work on the challenge of industrial transformation. The network is a space to work in, an open forum for debate, mutual learning, and creating knowledge and action agendas. The Network is an international association open to all who are interested in the sustainability challenge, the intertwined issues of industry, environment and society.
We work in research, education, business, civil society organizations, consultancies and government, representing over 50 countries. For our second decade, we dissolved the Advisory Board and Action Planning Committee and formed the GIN Coordinating team which has evolved through the last two decades.
We want to thank all the members of former boards, working groups for their volunteer service in guiding the Greening of Industry Network. In 2022, we convened a new internal structure that consists of The GIN Founders team, the GIN Ambassadors and the GIN Coordinating team. This new structure launched the forth decade of the Greening of Industry Network.
GIN FOUNDERS
Since 1991 the Greening of Industry Network has engaged researchers, business leaders, activists and policy makers from more than 50 countries to respond to the challenge of sustainable development.
Kurt Fischer
The George Perkins Marsh Research Institute
Clark University, USA
Theo de Bruijn
Centre for Urban and Environmental Development
Saxion, University for Applied Sciences,
The Netherlands
Somporn Kamolsiripichaiporn
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Johan Schot
Utrecht Centre for Global Challenges -UGlobe
GIN Coordinators
GIN Coordinators work cooperatively to pursue the Network’s mission. Through linked conferences, publications, and communications, the Network seeks to create new relationships, visions, and practices for sustainability.
Joseph Sarkis
School of Business
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA
Diego Vazquez
University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Natalia Yakovleva
KEDGE Business School, France
Maria-Laura Franco-Garcia
Department of Governance and Technology
for Sustainable Development (CSTM)
University of Twente, The Netherlands
Kannan Govindan
SDU Centre for Sustainable Supply Chain Engineering.
University of Southern Denmark
GIN ambassadors
GIN ambassadors strive to identify opportunities and topics for GIN and transmit them to the GIN coordinating team.
Martin Lehman
Department of Development and Planning
Aalborg University, Denmark
Kua Harn Wei
School of Design and Environment
National University of Singapore, Thailand
Ilangovan Kuppusamy
Nano Wind Inc, CA 900040 USA