Resources for Green Teams
Welcome to Sustainable Silicon Valley's new green teams resources page.
A green team is a group of employees volunteering to help identify and implement specific improvements to help their organization (business, government entity, etc.) operate in a more sustainable fashion.
If you have any documentation that you think would assist other green teams to function better, and you are willing to put it into the public domain on this page, please contact Marianna Grossman at mgrossman at SustainableSiliconValley.org.
Note from Green Team Leaders Meeting, Sept 2009. Top challenges facing Green Team Leaders among SSV Partners.
Presentation on June 23, 2009 by Lorin May of eBay
Presentation on June 23, 2009 by Laurel Perry of Symantec
Review of Senge's Book "The Necessary Revolution: How Individuals and Organizations are Working Together to Create a Sustainable World"
Excerpt from Peter Senge's Book "The Necessary Revolution"
A presentation by Tanya Dragan, Intuit Green - Reno
Useful Web Links on Green Teams
| Corporate Green Teams: Sustainable Business from the Bottom Up | June 8, 2008 overview of green teams by Quynh Nguyen, Adobe Systems on GreenBiz.com |
| Crossing the Green Divide: Ways to Channel Your Team's Passion for Greening into Actions for Your Bottom Line | Deloitte sees a gap between greening attitudes and actions of many employees in the workplace, and report on ways for management to close this gap to benefit the company. |
| Forming the Green Team | Advice on forming a green team in an office or building. From The Sustainable Office Toolkit. |
| Green Teams at U.S. Department of Agriculture | Provides a profile of what a green team is. |
| Start a Green Team | Advice from the EPA's ENERGY STAR program on creating a green team to save energy and reduce office waste |
| Leading from the Middle: The Power of Green Champions | Oct. 13, 2008 article on companies tapping into their employee's green passion. Has a useful sidebar with tips on using green champions successfully. |