CarpoolMania & Transportation Alternatives
Keeping roadways clear and our minds at ease...
CarpoolMania is a forum for discussion on the logistics and benefits of carpooling and taking various modes of public transportation. These days there is a wide array of ways to get to and fro, but most of us (Americans anyway) stick to the convenience of our personal vehicle. This group is to educate individuals interested in stepping out of their car a ...learn more
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Created: Oct 04, 2007
Updated: Nov 25, 2009
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James Hanusa
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About
I am focused on the acceleration of the adoption of sustainable processes and technologies. This encompasses marketing for green companies and initiatives, business development and alliance building for clean tech companies and media projects that speed the awareness to action shift. I have a technology and interactive web background, international MBA and a deep passion for bringing the business community and under-represented groups to the dialog on sustainability and social justice. Social Entrepreneurism and Youth engagement are emerging areas of interest.
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So fabulous spending time with you at the global summit. let's connect sooner than later! email me any time at scott@creativecitizen.com
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City Repair and Kat sound great, especially at Esalen. But I can't go, so I hope a good crew of colleagues can make it...and bring back tactics for greening locally.
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Hi James, I look forward to learning about Change SF and how I can act locally! I just moved to SF so I'm definitely hoping to find opportunities to get involved :)
Peace! - Mike