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About
Founder/CEO LifeSpace Networks LLC
Executive Director Green Century Insitute
Scott has traveled around the world over the last decade visiting and researching the leading green developments across the globe, including two visits to Auroville in India and visits to Findhorn, BO01, and the Vauban District, all in Europe.
In the last year he has been launching a new startup, LifeSpace, which will work in the area of socially networked green housing and be offering its initial green homepurchase product before the end of the year. LifeSpace will leverage the power of social networks in the service of affordable housing and environmental sustainability. LifeSpace is an E3 green business.
For the last three years he has been with the Green Century Institute and is currently serving as their Executive Director. He has a decade of experience in residential real estate investing and has managed a multi-million dollar real estate investment portfolio.
With a unique multi-disciplinary background in philosophy, whole systems, and biology, Mr. Fossel lends his very high level conceptual and creative expertise on various consulting projects as well. He is a graduate of the California Institute of Integral Studies in Integral Philosophy.