This post introduces the Ei Leadership Team who works behind-the-scenes to support the Ei Partners in the important work accomplished.
Ei Chair Scott Seydel |
Over the years The Seydel Companies earned national and international recognition for their recycling and resource conservation from many textile and plastic associations, including The Society of Plastic Engineers, the Association of Plastic Recyclers and the International Council. The Company was the first national winner of the EPA’s Climate Change Champion Award and for four years was selected the top EPA WasteWise small business in the nation.
In addition Scott devotes tremendous time to national and international organizations with environmental missions where he uses his excellent business skills to develop long-term strategic plans filled with current projects. As Global Green Chair,Scott uses his national and global influence to direct action impacting climate change initiatives. Scott serves as Chairman Emeritus for the GreenBlue Institute, Board Vice Chairman for the Container Recycling Institute, and Board Director for Green Cross International.
Laura speaking at the ZWZ Two-Year Press Conference |
Laura Turner Seydel serves as Ei's Environmental Advisor and is a solid force during program development and implementation. From inception, Laura served as the Zero Waste Zones Chair and was active through Ei's program stewardship. As the founder of the Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper and Mothers & Others for Clean Air, Laura is a powerful resource while Ei begins the Toxin-Free Environment journey.
Ei GC Greg Chafee |
In addition to working on Ei legal matters, such as securing trademarks, Greg is a valuable resource within the business community. As Vice Chair of the American Bar Association (ABA) Energy and Environmental Markets and Finance Committee and a Director of the Georgia Solar Energy Industries Association and Livable Buckhead, Greg serves as a connecting force with legal and environmental organizations.
Ei founder Holly Elmore & Ei Treasurer Pauline Reynolds |
Tax benefits are one of the driving economic components to a wasted food program in the development stages. Pauline's tax acumen is critical to creating a program in alignment with the IRS regulations.
Scott & Ei Business Advisor Sylvia Gort |
Using her keen business lens, Sylvia’s pertinent questions and stellar advice ensure Ei creates programs that make good business sense for the entire value chain. With work-in-progress on an office center zero waste template, Sylvia's real estate developer top management relationships are invaluable.
SFCI Chair Doug Kunnemann |
Ei founder Holly Elmore continues to oversee Ei's important initiatives and works closely with the leadership team. Holly's entrepreneurial spirit shines through as she navigates Ei through the rapids of the ever-evolving, fast-moving sustainability rivers..
These are exciting times for Ei as accomplishments segue into new opportunities. With a balanced, committed leadership team, Ei is staged to remain in the national spotlight as a sustainability forerunner known for effective results.grounded in solid business sense.
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