Who's Involved in the CEIN?
The CEIN is an unincorporated membership association that is managed by The Cardinal Group Inc.
Members
To find out about CEIN members and their products and services, visit the Eco-Industrial Marketplace.
Advisory Committee
The CEIN functions under the guidance and direction of an Advisory Committee. They are leaders in eco-industrial networking practice or study and provide guidance and direction to the organization. The members of the CEIN Advisory Committee are:
Caroline
Blais, Environment Canada
caroline.blais@ec.gc.ca
Ray Côté, Dalhousie University
rcote@ac.dal.ca
Manfred Klein, Environment Canada
manfred.klein@ec.gc.ca
Steven Peck, The Cardinal Group Inc.
speck@peck.ca
Chris Snoek, Natural Resources Canada
csnoek@nrcan.gc.ca
The Eco-Industrial Advantage Editorial Board
The Eco-Industrial Advantage is the official publication of the Canadian Eco-Industrial Network. It is a bi-annual report on upcoming events, opportunities, technological developments, studies, educational programs and other information pertaining to eco-industrial networking.
The members of the Eco-Industrial Advantage Editorial Board are:
Stefan Anderburg, Copenhagen University
Caroline Blais,
Environment Canada
Carole Burnham,
Carole Burnham Consulting
Anthony Chiu,
Eco-Industrial Development Consultant
Ray Côté,
Dalhousie University
Ann Dale,
Royal Roads University
Suren Erkman,
Institute for Communication and Analysis of Science and Technology
Suzanne Giannini-Spohn,
United States Environmental Protection Agency
Don Huising,
International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics
Brian
Kelly, Sustainable Enterprise Academy
Manfred Klein,
Environment Canada
Peter Lowitt,
Devens Enterprise Commission
David Payne,
Rocky Mountain Institute
Ramesh Ramaswamy,
Technology Exchange Network, Bangalore
Marlo Raynolds,
Pembina Institute for Appropriate Development
Jan-Dirk Seiler,
Wuppertal Institute
Daniel K. Slone,
McGuire Woods LLP
Chris Snoek,
Natural Resources Canada
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