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xviii Ac k n ow l e d g m e n t s

There were a number of key individuals who took time out of
their busy schedules to help me incorporate some great stories into
this book about their Design for Environment initiatives:

• Joe Allen, Caterpillar
• Patty Calkins and Wendi Latko, Xerox
• Terry Cullum, General Motors
• Heidi Glunz, McDonald’s
• Erika Guerra, Holcim
• John Harris and John Kindervater, Eli Lilly
• Kathy Hart and Clive Davies, U.S. EPA
• Al Ianuzzi, Johnson & Johnson
• Jim Lime, ConAgra Foods
• Elissa Loughman, Patagonia
• Lisa Manley and Jeff Seabright, Coca-Cola
• Ken Martchek, Alcoa
• Debbie Mielewski and Jon Newton, Ford Motor
• Keith Miller, 3M
• Sandy Nessing and Bruce Braine, American Electric Power
• Bonnie Nixon, Hewlett Packard
• Scott Noesen and Cliff Gerwick, Dow Chemical
• Ted Reichelt, Intel
• Dawn Rittenhouse, DuPont
• Bert Share, Anheuser-Busch
• David Spitzley and Ken Strassner, Kimberly-Clark
• Jim Thomas, JCPenney
• Stan Wolfersberger and Frank O’Brien-Bernini, Owens
Corning
Among my broader circle of friends and colleagues, I want to
acknowledge long-standing relationships with a number of inno -
vators and leading practitioners in the field of environmental sus-
tainability who have helped to shape my knowledge and beliefs.
These include Derry Allen, Brad Allenby, Paul Anastas, Vince Covello,
John Ehrenfeld, Tom Gladwin, Glenn Hammer, Stuart Hart, Alan
Hecht, Tom Hellman, Mike Long, Andy Mangan, Bill McDonough,
Adrian Roberts, Jed Shilling, Paul Tebo, Warren Wolf, and the late
Joe Breen. I also wish to honor my dear uncle and first true mentor,
Fred Fiksel, who launched me on the path of intellectual discovery.