China Brotsky is the Vice-President, Special Projects at Tides Network. In this capacity, she is responsible for Tides Shared Spaces initiatives that create, operate and promote sustainable work space for nonprofits. Ms. Brotsky joined Tides in 1990 as Chief Financial Officer. During her tenure at Tides, she managed the restoration and development of the Thoreau Center for Sustainability, a multi-tenant nonprofit center in San Francisco's Presidio National Park and home to Tides Network. Ms. Brotsky also co-founded and directs The NonprofitCenters Network, an emerging network of nonprofit real estate practitioners. She has also served as the founding Executive Director of Groundspring.org.

John C. Harrington has been a leader in the socially responsible investment movement for over thirty years, and was a key architect of the divestment movement against the apartheid government in South Africa. Mr. Harrington is currently the President and CEO of Harrington Investments, Inc. Author of Investing with Your Conscience, he is also one of the founders and former chairman of the board of Working Assets and Progressive Asset Management, and two pioneering socially responsible financial services companies. Mr. Harrington's current affiliations and positions include: Board Member & Treasurer, Global Exchange; Board Member, CANICCOR, an interfaith council on corporate accountability; Advisory Board Member, The Rose Foundation; Board Member, Community Development Finance; and Advisory Board Member, Women for Women International.

Van Jones, esq. is the founder and National Executive Director of the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights (EBC). Headquartered in San Francisco, EBC is a national organization that challenges human rights abuses in the U.S. criminal justice system.

Dan Leibsohn is the Financial Director of the Global Citizen Center. In this capacity, Mr. Leibsohn is responsible for all aspects of the Center's financial planning and the development of its financing strategies. Mr. Leibsohn is an experienced community development executive and an innovator in low-income real estate lending. He was President, Executive Director, and Founder of the Low Income Housing Fund (now Low Income Investment Fund), which currently has in excess of $100MM under management. Mr. Leibsohn currently maintains an active management role in Community Development Finance, a nonprofit financial and research organization.

Greg Roberts is co-creator of the Green Festival, and since 2002 he has produced the event in San Francisco, Austin, and Washington, DC. He currently serves as the Festival’s Producer and Strategic Business Development Director. In addition to the Green Festival, Mr. Roberts has been involved with a number of other Green and progressive events. He has been the Sponsorship Manager for SolFest from 2003-2005 and he co-created and produces the Co-op America Green Business Conference. Mr. Roberts was formerly CEO of Whole Life, Inc. where he produced over 50 national events between 1989-2001. He maintains an active media and event production consultancy whose clients include: Mother Jones Magazine, West Coast Greens—Green Building Trade Show, San Francisco Department of the Environment / United Nations, Medium Rare Music, Learning Annex, and Collective Eye Film Production.