Natural Capitalism Consultant Team

Hunter Lovins

Paul Sheldon

Christopher Juniper

Jeff Hohensee

Brianna Buntje

Bob Dunham

Andrew Smith

	Hunter Lovins is the president of Natural Capitalism, Inc. A renowned author and champion of sustainable development for over 30 years, she has managed international non-profits, taught at major universities, advised citizens’ groups, governments and corporations, created several corporations. [Click Here] to read Hunter's biography, see photos, listen to audio, or see video of Hunter presenting. [Click Here] to read Hunter's web page on this site.
	Paul Sheldon is a Consultant for Natural Capitalism. He specializes in organizational development, and staff training. He has consulted widely to non-profit and philanthropists as well as serving as an Underwriting Consultant to California's State Workers' Compensation Insurance Fund. Paul also has extensive business experience in wholesale and retail travel, hospitality, real estate and insurance industries. In the last two years Paul and Hunter have taught “Sustainable Business Management” and “Implementing Sustainability” at Presidio School of Management, the first fully accredited M.B.A. program in Sustainable Management. [Click Here] to read Paul's web page on this site.
	Christopher Juniper is a Consultant for Natural Capitalism. He has been on the leading edge of environmental and sustainability solutions for over a quarter century as a consultant, economic development manager, teacher, activist, business owner, writer, radio producer and community development board member. [Click Here] to read Christopher's biography or see photos. [Click Here] to read Christopher's web page on this site.
	Jeff Hohensee is a Consultant for Natural Capitalism. [Click Here] to read Jeff's web page on this site.
	Brianna Buntje is Research Director and Consultant. [Click Here] to read Brianna's web page on this site.
	Bob Dunham is a Consultant for Natural Capitalism and a professor at Presidio School of Management. [Click Here] to read Bob's web page on this site.
	Andrew Smith is the Treasure America Project Director and a Consultant for Natural Capitalism. He has a deep passion for wild places, global experience leading expeditions and a professional background in sustainable economic development. [Click Here] to read more about Treasure America. [Click Here] to read Andrew's web page on this site.

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Past Clients

• Portion Pac (Chicago, IL)

• Clif Bar (Berkeley, CA)

• Government of Afghanistan

• International Finance Corporation (Washington, D.C)

• Dolphin Head Trust (Lucea, Jamaica)

• Chicago Climate Exchange (Chicago, IL)

• Xanterra (Yellowstone National Park)

• Invensys (London, U.K.)

• Chicago Manufacturing Center (Chicago, IL)

• On The Frontier (OTF) Group, (Watertown, MA)

• America's Development Foundation (Washington, D.C.)

• Presidio School of Management (San Francisco, CA)

• U.S. Army's Ft. Lewis Post

• Federal Sustainability Network

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What People Say . . .

“Christopher Juniper's presentation and workshop on Natural Capitalism for the 2ndVittachi International Conference on Sustainability in August of 2003 received rave reviews from the delegates representing 10 countries. He not only gave an excellent overview of the theories of economic and environmental sustainability, but also involved all participants in a dynamic process of group problem solving the real issues confronting businesses and government. Conferees gained the experience of examining and working with these issues using their international perspective.  Conferees ranged in age and experience from 18 to 62, university students and international entrepreneurs, educators, artists and health care professionals. The theoretical and practical aspects of Mr. Juniper's presentation engaged this diverse group in lively interaction and their evaluations gave him high recommendations for his professionalism, communication abilities and depth of presentation.”

-Illene Pevec, MA

Director of Vittachi II Conference on Sustainability

 

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