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Executive Director
Elizabeth Israel co-founded GreenMicrofinance in 2002. As Executive Director of GreenMicrofinance, the non-profit arm of GreenMicrofinance, she oversees a team of highly dedicated individuals who are passionately committed to pursuing their mission of poverty alleviation and environmental sustainability. For thirty years, Elizabeth has worked in community-based economic development. Her vision is for GreenMicrofinance to lead the field of microfinance, ensuring that the principles of sustainable development are integrated into all lending policies and programs. Elizabeth has a MS in International Community Economic Development from Southern New Hampshire University, and a MS in Management from Antioch University New England.
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Director of Communication Betsy Teutsch, Director of Communication, has been a prolific Judaica artist, entrepreneur, and community builder for over 30 years. Born in Fargo, North Dakota, she studied at Brandeis University and Hebrew Union College where she trained as a religious educator. For the past 22 years she has lived in Mt. Airy, a socially progressive neighborhood in Philadelphia, and has been involved in a myriad of local initiatives. Betsy launched Philadelphia’s www.PhillyFreeCycle.org and is a founder of Mt. Airy Greening Network (MAGNet) and the new Sustainable Mt. Airy. Her blog, www.moneychangesthings.blogspot.com promotes Socially Responsible Investing, Consuming, and Sustainability. She is on the Board and Executive Committee of the Neighborhood Interfaith Movement, where she co-chairs Sustaining Creation: the NIM Environmental Network. |
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Director of New Media Dan Lundmark is an award winning interactive media designer, technologist, and entrepreneur, providing solutions to businesses and organizations around the world for over 15 years. He has completed many design projects that extend brand identity consistently across applications, websites, interactive CD-ROMs, DVDs, and print marketing collateral. Earlier in his career, Dan developed curriculum and taught new media classes at the American Film Institute and developed interactive design projects for Intel, Sony, UCLA, Warner Brothers, Blue Cross, Earthlink, and Sony Home Entertainment. Dan was a founding member of several successful tech business ventures. He is a member of the Usability Professionals Association, a beta tester for Adobe, Inc., and Parallels Inc., is an active member of the DVinfo digital cinematography community, and contributes to several open-source software projects.
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