34 corporate sustainability execs to follow on Twitter
Sustainability is a vibrant topic on Twitter but the corporate crowd is just catching on. Here's who's who. Read More
Sustainability is a vibrant topic on Twitter, but the corporate crowd is just catching on. A small but growing corps of corporates are now tweeting, to varying degrees. There are a few — like Campbell Soup’s Dave Stangis, Target’s Kate Heiny and Microsoft’s TJ DiCaprio — who seem to be quite comfortable at 140 characters or less, but most don’t seem to have found a voice (or a following). A few are clearly in lurking mode.
We’ve scoured the Twittersphere and queried members of the GreenBiz Executive Network, our peer-to-peer learning forum for sustainability executives at large companies (thanks to my colleague, John Davies, @greenbizjd), to uncover a who’s who of green business tweeters. There are even some double-dippers — execs who tweet both in their own name and their company’s. It’s all good.
Here’s a rundown of what we found. Know of a favorite corporate sustainability worth following? Tweet it my way (@makower) and I’ll share it.
- Akamai: Nicola Peill-Moetler, director of sustainability @greenqween
- Avon: Tod Arbogast, vice president, sustainability and corporate responsibility, @Tod_Arbogast
- Best Buy: Leo Raudys, senior director, environmental sustainability, @LeoRaudys
- Brady Corp.: Steve Hasbrook, director of sustainability, @hazbrook
- CA Technologies: Cynthia Curtis, vice president and chief sustainability officer, @CynthiaCurtis
- Campbell’s Soup: Dave Stangis, vice president, CSR, @DaveStangis
- CH2MHill: Robert Beinstein, director, sustainable development programs, @bobbeinstein
- Dassault Systèmes: Asheen Phansey, environmental sustainability manager, Sustainable Innovation Lab, @asheen
- Dell: Bruno Sarda, sustainability operations, @bruno68
- Dell: David Lear, director, sustainable business, @learatdell
- Dell: Trisa Thompson, vice president, corporate social responsibility, @TrisaDellCRO
- DNV: Tom Gosselin, sustainability director, @TomAGosselinDNV
- EBay: Lori Duvall, director of operational sustainability, @fiercefern
- EMC: Kathrin Winkler, vice president and chief sustainability officer, @KathrinRWinkler
- FedEx: Mitch Jackson, vice president, environmental affairs and sustainability, @Mitch_Jackson
- Ingersoll Rand: Holly Emerson, senior analyst, Center for Energy Efficiency and Sustainability, @nchockeychick
- Johnson Controls: Beau Engman, vice president commercial energy systems, @BeauEngman
- Legrand North America: Susan Rochford, vice president, energy efficiency, sustainability and public policy, @SusanRochford2
- McDonald’s: Bob Langert, corporate vice president, sustainability, @csrmcd
- Microsoft: Josh Henretig, senior manager for sustainability, @jhenretig, @microsoft_green
- Microsoft: TJ DiCaprio, senior director, carbon and energy, @tjdicaprio
- MillerCoors: Kim Marotta, vice president, @KimMarotta
- Office Depot: Yalmaz Siddiqui, senior director, environmental strategy, @yalmazsiddiqui
- PwC: Shannon Schuyler, corporate responsibility, @Shannon_Sustain
- Rackspace: Melissa Gray, global sustainability, @GreenRacker
- SAP: Marty Etzel, vice president, energy and resources, @metzel0407, @SustainableSAP
- SCA: Michael Kapalko, sustainability marketing manager, @mikekapalko
- Sprint: Amy Hargroves, manager, corporate social responsibility, @amyhargroves
- Sprint: Darren Beck, manager corporate responsibility, @DarrenBeck, @SprintGreenNews
- Target: Kate Heiny, senior group manager, sustainability, @kateheiny
- Tiffany’s: Anisa Costa, vice president of global corporate sustainability, @anisanyc
- Timberland: Mark Newton, vice president of corporate social responsibility, @tbl_newton
- Wells Fargo: Stephanie Rico, vice president, environmental affairs, @Steph_Rico
- Yahoo: Christina Page, global director, energy and sustainability strategy, @greenumerations
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