PRESIDENT & CEO
Paula J. Ehrlich, DVM, PhD
Paula J. Ehrlich, DVM, PhD, is President & CEO of the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation, whose mission is to reimagine the way we care for our planet through actionable scientific research that supports communities in their stewardship of biodiversity. Dr. Ehrlich is co-Founder of the Half-Earth Project, which is working to inspire informed collective action to save the biosphere and ensure we leave no species behind.
Dr. Ehrlich has led the development of the Half-Earth Project Map, a global, spatially-explicit, and taxonomically comprehensive map of species, which informs how well conserved places are protecting species and identifies priorities for future conservation. She is founder of Half-Earth Day, which brings together world-wide participants from across disciplines to share perspectives and thought leadership on how to achieve Half-Earth and ensure the health of our planet for future generations.
Dr. Ehrlich has over 30 years of strategic scientific management and research expertise, and diverse academic, non-profit, and corporate leadership experience. Her current work embodies the hopes of the greatest naturalist of our time, E.O. Wilson.
SCIENTIFIC CHAIR
Walter Jetz, MSc, PhD
Walter Jetz is a Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Adjunct Professor in the School of Forestry and the Environment at Yale University. Dr. Jetz is Director of the Yale Center for Biodiversity and Global Change, which links scientists, students and practitioners engaged in the environment, biological, informatics, policy or health aspects and implications of global biodiversity change. He also leads the Map of Life, which consolidates global biodiversity distribution data sources into a single asset to provide the best possible species range information and species lists for any geographic area worldwide.
Dr. Jetz’ work addresses patterns and mechanisms of changing biodiversity distribution and the resulting implications on conservation and environmental management. His research combines remote sensing, phylogenetic, functional, and spatiotemporal biodiversity data with new modeling approaches and informatics tools. Dr. Jetz is particularly interested in how environmental, ecological, and macroevolutionary mechanisms combine to determine the co-occurrence of species and the structure of species assemblages.
In addition to his work at Yale, Dr. Jetz chairs the IPBES Task Group on Biodiversity Indicators and is Co-Lead of the GEO BON Working Group on Species Distributions. Dr. Jetz was previously a professor of biological sciences at the University of California San Diego.
Dr. Jetz earned his MSc in Integrative Bioscience and DPhil in Zoology from the University of Oxford.
VICE PRESIDENT, CHIEF MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
Joel R. Johnson
Joel R. Johnson leads the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation and Half-Earth Project brands and their campaign engagement strategy, including editorial storytelling, public relations, donor storytelling, brand vision, and long-term brand recognition. He guides the development of communications that grow supporters, volunteers, and donors to convene in support of the goal of Half-Earth.
Joel is an award-winning marketer with over 20 years of experience in advertising and public relations in the corporate and nonprofit sectors. He was formerly a founding partner in Admirable Devil, an ad agency with outdoor and conservation clients like Bonefish Tarpon Trust, and Chief Marketing Officer of Trout Unlimited, the largest coldwater conservation organization in the US. While at Trout Unlimited, Joel conceived the Wild Steelheaders United brand, built corporate support for programs, and launched new channels and publications to engage thousands of members. Johnson has held senior strategy and management roles at GMMB, Porter Novelli, Sapient Nitro, and DDB (Chicago, London), where he developed campaigns for the world’s most recognizable brands including Gillette, the NBA, and Pepsi. Joel also managed Spike Lee’s ad agency, Spike DDB, and is an expert in multicultural marketing.
Joel has a Master’s Degree from Northwestern University in Performance Studies, Bachelor’s degree from Swarthmore College, and studied at Goldsmith’s College, University of London.
When not developing campaigns and communications strategy, Joel can be found fly fishing, writing for Angling Trade, the fly fishing trade publication, and advocating for a more inclusive outdoors. He is on the board of Fly Fishers International and lives in Washington, DC with his family and cat Ninja.
VICE PRESIDENT OF EDUCATION
Dennis WC. Liu, PhD
A nationally recognized expert in science education, Dennis Liu directed the production of educational media at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and before that with Videodiscovery, and Microsoft designing multimedia science education programs. He’s worked with scientists, education specialists, graphic designers, animators, and filmmakers to produce an array of educational products that have had a lasting impact on science education. Dennis has managed teams devoted to assessing and assuring the educational impact of media, including professional development and community building. He’s been an executive producer and editorial advisor on over a dozen film projects for theatre, broadcast television, large screen, and digital science programs aimed at educational audiences and the general public.
Dennis studied zoology at the University of Wisconsin, earned a PhD in Biology from the University of Oregon, then conducted research and taught in the Department of Genetics at the University of Washington. He has a passion for explaining diverse science to diverse audiences, and has advised on numerous museum exhibits and media projects. He wrote a regular feature for the journal Life Sciences Education.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Lori Parro
Lori is a Carolinas CFO Partner with TechCXO LLC, a national fractional C-Suite contracting firm based in Atlanta, GA. Lori brings more than 30 years of financial and operational leadership with a proven track record of execution, having served as CFO in R&D, manufacturing, service and not-for-profit companies. Lori provides immediate value to companies through strategic business plan development, process streamlining and cash flow optimization. Client companies are frequently long-term engagements managing finance, tax, cash, business valuation, budgeting, modeling, audit, and government compliance. Additionally, Lori has collaborative experience with many areas of business operations including H/R, supply chain, contracts, and sales. Lori also has unique and extensive experience with federal funding (government agency contracts and grants).
Prior to her work as a consultant, Lori worked in industry finance roles for ~15 years in the areas of manufacturing, professional services, and medical device. In 2019, Lori also co-founded a drug-development company that is developing science against certain diseases with significant unmet medical needs, such as ALS and Parkinson’s Disease.
Lori holds an MBA from the Jenkins Program at North Carolina State University as well as her BA in Accounting and is a North Carolina Certified Public Accountant (CPA).
VICE PRESIDENT OF DEVELOPMENT
Amy Tidovsky
As Vice President of Development, Amy leads fundraising in support of the foundation’s mission, strategies and projects.
Prior to her current role, Amy spent more than 20 years with The Nature Conservancy (TNC), where in positions at state, national and global levels she gained deep experience in major and principal gifts fundraising, capital campaigns, board development, philanthropy training and consultation and non-profit leadership and management. Most recently, Amy served as North America Regional Director of Development for the Conservancy. Career highlights include securing philanthropic support for a US-Indonesia debt-for-nature swap, a MacArthur Climate Challenge to promote climate and energy policy in all 50 states and a North America Cities Network with a social equity focus as well as developing a volunteer leadership board for TNC in North America.
Amy has also worked as a reporter in Colorado and an editor in the Office of Public Relations of Louisiana State University. She holds Master’s degrees in Comparative Literature and in Journalism and a B.A. in English Literature from LSU.
She lives with her family in Raleigh, North Carolina and enjoys playing classical piano and rooting for her home state football teams, the LSU Tigers and New Orleans Saints.
DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONS
Raymond Farrow
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT / OFFICE MANAGER
Mindy McPeak
DIRECTOR OF VIDEO AND WEB PROJECTS
Chris Sims
Chris Sims, Director of Video and Web Projects, is a multimedia storyteller who designs and creates web content, videos, and photographs for the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation and the Half-Earth Project. Mr. Sims is the Undergraduate Education Director at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University and an Associate Professor of the Practice at the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University. He has also worked as a photo archivist at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.
Mr. Sims most recent exhibitions include shows at SF Camerawork, the Griffin Museum of Photography, the Houston Center for Photography, the Light Factory, the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, and the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art. He was selected as the recipient of the Baum Award for Emerging American Photographers in 2010, selected as one of the “New Superstars of Southern Art” by the Oxford American magazine in 2012, awarded the Arte Laguna Prize in Photographic Art in 2015, and named an Archie Green Fellow by the U.S. Library of Congress in 2017–2018.
Mr. Sims has an undergraduate degree in history from Duke University, a master’s degree in visual communication from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a M.F.A. in studio art from the Maryland Institute College of Art.
PRINCIPAL CONSERVATION SCIENCE ADVISOR
Bill Finch
Bill Finch works with the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation and the Half-Earth Project to address conservation issues throughout the southeastern United States, including creation of a Mobile-Tensaw Delta national park unit in Alabama. Bill was formerly the conservation director for The Nature Conservancy’s Alabama office, director of the Mobile Botanical Gardens, and a managing editor with the Mobile Press-Register. Bill is the author of Longleaf, Far As the Eye Can See, and is a well-known regional writer and media host. He has received numerous regional and national awards for his writing on conservation and environmental issues.
HALF-EARTH CHAIR
Piotr Naskrecki
Dr. Piotr Naskrecki is an entomologist, conservation biologist, author, and photographer, based at the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University. He currently directs the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Laboratory at Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique where he trains a new cadre of Mozambican biologists and conservationists, and helps rebuild the park, which suffered during the recent civil war in that country. His scientific interests focus on the evolution of communication and sound production in insects and other animals, and the phylogenetic reconstruction of insect relationships. He is the author of over 50 scientific, peer-reviewed papers and book chapters.
Dr. Naskrecki’s work focuses on projects that include invertebrate animals in conservation practices and he strives to promote understanding, appreciation, and conservation of “non-charismatic” animals. In his popular writing and photography he tries to capture both their beauty and roles as vital, often critically important members of the planet’s ecosystems. He is one of the founding members of the International League of Conservation Photographers (ILCP) and his photographs and nature writing have been published in a number of national and international publications, including The Smithsonian Magazine, Natural History, National Wildlife, National Geographic, BBC Wildlife Magazine, BBC Knowledge, Terre Sauvage, Time magazine, Ranger Rick, and many others. His books illustrate a multitude of threats faced by invertebrate animals and other organisms (“The Smaller Majority”, “A Window on Eternity”), explore ancient organisms and ecosystems of the globe (“Relics”), and his most recent title (“Hidden Kingdom”) showcases the diverse insect fauna of Costa Rica.
MASTER AMBASSADORS, HALF-EARTH PROJECT EDUCATOR AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
Jenna Adams
Jenna Adams is a Master Ambassador in the Half-Earth Educator Ambassador Program. Jenna shares her love of science and learning with her middle school students in Baltimore City. You can also find Jenna exploring local biodiversity on walks with her dog while listening to a podcast. She earned a BS in Kinesiology at Penn State University and her Master’s in Education from Johns Hopkins University. Jenna shares her love of science and learning with her middle school students in Baltimore City where she’s been teaching for over 8 years. She knows that teachers are constant learners and seeks exciting new science information through books, podcasts, and her city. Jenna loves being a part of the Half-Earth team where she gets to collaborate with educators to explore topics of biodiversity and nature.
Tamara Jolly
Tamara Jolly is a Master Ambassador in the Half-Earth Project Educator Ambassador Program. She discovered her deep love for nature as an adult, and hopes to instill environmental appreciation and advocacy into the lives of her students. As a high school science teacher in Baltimore City, Tamara has worked for 13 years in the classroom and looks for any opportunity to infuse nature and the environment into her lessons. As a woman of color, she has experienced moments of being excluded from natural spaces firsthand. She now hopes to increase access and inclusivity of nature for traditionally marginalized communities, while also expanding nature education opportunities in urban classrooms. This mission is so close to Tamara’s heart that she decided to take a year-long sabbatical from the classroom to study environmental and natural resources conservation at the SUNY School of Environmental Science and Forestry’s Ranger School. Tamara also works as a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion consultant, facilitating DEI workshops, and is a fellow at the Adirondack Diversity Initiative.
Selim Tlili
Selim Tlili is a master ambassador at the Rudolph Steiner School in New York City. Selim is originally from Puerto Rico with family connections to Puerto Rico and Tunisia. Selim studied biology in college before taking master’s degrees in Environmental Health at Hunter College and Environmental Humanities at Harvard University. Selim participated in an introductory GIS mapping workshop that ESRI made available to the ambassadors, and as a result he has been able to offer projects for his students right in their school neighborhood. In addition to his stellar teaching and writing skills, Selim is fluent in both English and Spanish and will be helping translate Educator Ambassador materials into Spanish.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
David J. Prend, Chairman
David J. Prend is a Managing General Partner and co-founder of RockPort Capital Partners, a Boston and San Francisco-based venture capital firm focusing on investments in technologies in the energy, mobility and sustainability sectors.
Mr. Prend currently serves on the Boards of RockPort portfolio companies Achates Power, Enki Technology, Enlighted Inc., Glasspoint Solar, InVisage Technologies and Solar Universe. In addition, he serves as a Director of the National Advisory Council for the Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), where he is also Chairman of the Solar Technology Review Panel. David served as a Member of the Board of Directors of the National Venture Capital Association from 2007–2011.
Mr. Prend began his career in the energy industry as an engineer at Bechtel where he worked in the area of advanced energy technologies. From 1984–87, he worked at Amoco in the Treasurer’s Department, and in the chemical and upstream oil and gas subsidiaries. He later joined Shearson Lehman in their Natural Resources Investment Banking Group where he advised companies in the energy, mining and forest products industries. In 1990 he joined Salomon Brothers where he was promoted to Managing Director and headed the Global Energy Investment Banking Group. In 1998, Mr. Prend co-founded RockPort Partners, a merchant bank specializing in the energy and environmental sectors and in 2000 he co-founded Rockport Capital Partners.
Mr. Prend received a BS in Civil Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Marcia Angle
Marcia Angle is an environmental advocate and preventive medicine physician, who has published and worked in the area of international reproductive health. She was medical director at IntraHealth, focusing on Sub-Saharan Africa, for two decades. In North Carolina, she served as Medical Director of the Orange County Health Department, and taught environmental epidemiology at Duke University’s School of the Environment. Dr. Angle has a BA from Harvard University, an MD from Duke University, and an MPH from the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health in Chapel Hill, NC. Dr. Angle currently serves on the Board of Directors of four non-profit organizations: E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation, Nature and Culture International, Rachel’s Network, and the Southern Environmental Law Center. She serves on four Advisory Councils: Duke University’s Superfund Research Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Gillings School of Global Public Health, The North Carolina Conservation Network, and Reserva La Esperanza.
Mark Burget
Mark Burget is the Managing Partner of Tumalo Creek Partners, LLC, a mission-driven partnership dedicated to supporting the future of life. Mark also is Vice President for Strategic Initiatives at Re:wild.
For 25 years, Mark served The Nature Conservancy, including as Chief Conservation Programs Officer, North America Managing Director, California Director and Colorado Director. Mark also served as President and Chief Operating Officer of the ClimateWorks Foundation, a $1B+ global philanthropic network focused on energy and land use policy.
Mark earned both his J.D. and M.B.A. from the University of Virginia and his B.A. in Government from Dartmouth College. Mark has served on numerous boards, most recently including the Energy Foundation (U.S. and China) and Allotrope Partners. He also has served on the boards of the European Climate Foundation, the International Council on Clean Transportation, the Climate and Land Use Alliance, the Institute for Industrial Productivity, and Bio-Logical Capital, LLC.
Lee Ann Daly
Lee Ann Daly is a globally recognized American marketing and media executive. She provides strategic, trans-media, creative advice and action plans to a broad range of early-stage and established private and public companies.
At ESPN, Reuters and Thomson Reuters Markets she was a member of the executive committee, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer; leading global marketing and communications teams.
She was North American Chairman of The Talent Business, a UK based executive search firm. She is a member of the Dean’s Board of Advisors at The Media School at Indiana University where she graduated with a BA in Journalism. She is a Distinguished Alumni Fellow at The Kelley School of Business at Indiana and is graduate Chef de Cuisine, of The French Culinary Institute and University of Santa Monica.
She has been a member of the board at Avenues For Justice in New York City, President and Chairman of the Board of The American Marketing Association and is a special advisor to the founder of MFK: Haiti.
She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and sons.
Stephen H. Lockhart, MD, PhD
Stephen Lockhart, M.D., Ph.D., was most recently the chief medical officer (CMO) for Northern California-based Sutter Health, a not-for-profit health system caring for 3 million patients—or one in every 100 Americans. Prior to being named CMO, Stephen served as Sutter’s regional chief medical officer for the East Bay, chief administrative officer at the St. Luke’s campus of Sutter’s California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC), and medical administrative director of surgical services at CPMC.
His passion for equitable health outcomes has fueled his leadership efforts to provide equitable care across the Sutter system, which resulted in the design and implementation of a health equity program and Health Equity Index (HEI) across Sutter in 2017. Using a precision medicine-like approach, the HEI provides Sutter with a deeper understanding of health outcomes among different patient populations.
In 2017, Stephen was named to Governor Brown’s Advisory Committee on Precision Medicine as part of California’s continued effort to use advanced computing and technology to better understand, treat and prevent disease.
A Rhodes Scholar, Stephen earned his master’s in economics at Oxford University, and received his M.D. and Ph.D. degrees from Cornell University. He is a board-certified anesthesiologist. An avid climber and backpacker, Stephen has a long-standing passion for providing environmental science education and introducing the U.S. National Parks to an increasingly diverse population of people. He serves on the boards of the ECRI Institute, REI, the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, and is chairman of Parks California – a new statewide nonprofit dedicated to supporting California’s parks and public lands.
Paul Simon
During his distinguished career spanning six decades, musician and songwriter Paul Simon has produced timeless masterpieces, such as Bridge Over Troubled Water, Still Crazy After All These Years, and Graceland, all of which garnered GRAMMY Album of the Year. Mr. Simon was awarded the inaugural Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, which recognizes the profound and positive effect of popular music on the world’s culture. Mr. Simon is also a recipient of the Kennedy Center Honors, and, in 2006, was named one of Time magazine’s “100 People Who Shape Our World.” Paul Simon’s varied philanthropic work includes the co-founding of the Children’s Health Fund, which donates and staffs 53 mobile medical units that bring health care to low-income children and their families around the United States, providing more than 3 million doctor/patient visits since its inception in 1987. In June 2017, net proceeds from Mr. Simon’s month-long U.S. concert tour were donated to benefit the Half-Earth Project, an initiative of the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation.
Charles J. Smith
Mr. Smith is a serial entrepreneur who has launched four companies and one foundation. He is perhaps best known for developing the royalty-free licensing model for digital images which today accounts for over 95% of worldwide image sales. Mr. Smith also co-founded Knowledge Factor, a company that pioneered the Amplifire protocol, which demonstrably accelerates learning and enhances long-term retention. He has served on the Director’s Cabinet at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, the world’s oldest and largest organization devoted to understanding the dynamic between land, ocean, and atmosphere. Mr. Smith currently serves on the board of Nature and Culture International, a position from which he is applying time and expertise toward saving the remaining biodiversity hotspots on the planet before they disappear forever. To date, Nature and Culture has conserved nine million acres in the most diverse ecosystems of Latin America.
Jorgen Thomsen
Jorgen Thomsen is the Director of Climate Solutions at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Prior to joining the foundation in 2009, Thomsen spent 14 years with Conservation International as Senior Vice President of the organization’s Conservation Funding Division and as Executive Director of the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund, which included leading a $260 million grantmaking and partnership development facility for civil society organizations in the most biodiversity rich areas of the world. Before this he was the chief executive of TRAFFIC, an organization that monitors trade in natural resources, and he held positions at WWF and IUCN, and in the Danish ministry of environment.
Thomsen has a Master of Science in zoology and also attended law school at the University of Copenhagen in his native Denmark.
Keith Tuffley
Keith is a Vice Chairman and Global Co-Head of the Sustainability & Corporate Transitions Group at Citigroup, leading Citi’s sustainability engagement with its corporate clients. In 2014-17, he was the CEO of The B Team, an NGO comprised of 24 CEO’s of global companies, leading entrepreneurs, and civil society leaders, to drive a better way of doing business. He was an active participant in the Paris Climate Agreement process by helping to mobilise CEO’s in support of ambitious climate targets and assisting The B Team companies to make bold “net-zero by 2050” commitments. Prior to this, Keith was a Managing Director, Head of Investment Banking, and Partner of Goldman Sachs in Australia, and was also based in London as Head of the Industrials group across Europe. Keith is the Founder of Switzerland-based impact investing company, NEUW Ventures SA; Chairman of the Global Footprint Network; Governor of WWF-Australia; a Global Ambassador to the Wilderness Foundation Global; a Senior Advisor to WILD11; and a member of the Rewilding Europe Circle. He was previously a Director of the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, Bush Heritage Australia, and We Mean Business.
Jeffrey W. Ubben
Jeffrey W. Ubben is a Founder, Managing Partner, and the Portfolio Manager of Inclusive Capital Partners. Mr. Ubben is a retired Founder of ValueAct Capital, where he was Chief Executive Officer, Chief Investment Officer, and Portfolio Manager. Prior to founding ValueAct Capital in 2000, Mr. Ubben was a Managing Partner at Blum Capital Partners for more than five years. Mr. Ubben is a director of Enviva Inc., Exxon Mobil Corporation, and Fertiglobe plc. He is a former director of The AES Corporation, AppHarvest, Nikola Corporation, former chairman and director of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc., and a former director of several other public and private companies. In addition, Mr. Ubben serves on the boards of Duke University, the World Wildlife Fund, The Redford Center and the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation, and formerly served as Chair of the National Board of the Posse Foundation for nine years. Mr. Ubben has a B.A. from Duke University and an M.B.A. from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
Dawn Wright, PhD
Dr. Dawn Wright is Chief Scientist of the Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri), a world-leading geographic information system (GIS) software and data science company. In that role, she strengthens the scientific foundation for Esri software and services, while representing Esri to the scientific community. As such, her board service has included the Science Advisory Boards of NOAA and the EPA, the National Academy of Sciences Ocean Studies Board, and the Science Advisory Boards of Conservation International, COMPASS Science Communication, and the Ocean Discovery XPRIZE.
Dawn is also a Professor of Geography and Oceanography at Oregon State University, and a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Geological Society of America, the American Association of Geographers, and the California Academy of Sciences, as well as Stanford’s Leopold Leadership Program.
Dawn holds a combined PhD in Marine Geology and Physical Geography from UCSB, an MS in Oceanography from Texas A&M, and a BS cum laude in geology from Wheaton College (IL). She also enjoys road cycling, 18th-century pirates, her golden retriever Riley, and building Legos. Twitter: @deepseadawn
Paula J. Ehrlich, DVM, PhD, President (Ex-officio)
Lori Parro, Treasurer (Ex-officio)
Paul Sennott, Secretary (Ex-officio)
BOARD OF ADVISORS
Edward O. Wilson, Chairman (1929–2021)
University Professor Emeritus, Harvard University
Gretchen Daily
Director, Center for Conservation Biology, Stanford University
Sylvia Earle
Oceanographer, Mission Blue
Harrison Ford
Actor and conservationist
Carol Greider
Daniel Nathans Professor and Director of Molecular Biology and Genetics, Johns Hopkins Institute of Basic Biomedical Sciences, Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine, 2009
Eric R. Kandel
University Professor, Columbia University, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2000
Amory Lovins
Cofounder, Chief Scientist and Chairman Emeritus, Rocky Mountains Institute
Gregory T. Lucier
Chairman and CEO
NuVasive
James B. McClintock
Endowed University Professor of Polar and Marine Biology, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
Sir Paul Nurse
President, Royal Society
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2001
Steven Pinker
Johnstone Family Professor of Psychology, Harvard University
Peter H. Raven
Director Emeritus, Missouri Botanical Garden
Larry G. Rosenstock
CEO, High Tech High
Jeffrey Sachs
Director, Earth Institute, Columbia University, Special Advisor to UN Secretary-General
Daniel Schrag
Director, Harvard University Center for the Environment
Holden Thorp
Editor-in-Chief, Science
John Taylor “Ike” Williams
Sennot Williams & Rogers, LLP
