Staff - Project Green Schools

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Robin Organ

Executive Director/Founder

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As a formally trained educator, Robin believes the key to a sustainable future is to develop the next generation. She is responsible for designing and implementing Project Green Schools’ programs across New England, the US, and now internationally. Robin has participated in discussions with President Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, Dr. John Holdren, President Obama’s Climate Advisor, US EPA, US Agriculture and others on the topics of; Climate Solutions, Public Health, Environmental Education, and Workforce Development. Robin participated in several White House Summits and was honored to join President Obama and the First Lady for Pope Francis arrival ceremony. Robin was responsible for designing and launching the Green Up New England Challenge with the Boston Bruins and she is eager to announce year 2!

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Tammy Thornton

Content Coordinator

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Prior to moving to Connecticut and taking on the Project Green Schools Content Coordinator position in 2012, Tammy held the position of Project Green Schools Board President for two years. She taught seventh grade life science at Dover-Sherborn Middle School in Dover, MA for six years. Tammy earned her Bachelors of Science at the University of New England in Biddeford, ME and her Masters of Environmental Science with a General Science Teaching Degree from Antioch New England in Keene, NH.

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Nicole Canty

Outreach Specialist

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Greetings! I was born and raised in the most MAGICAL place on Earth. Where else, but Orlando, Florida! Being a Florida native, I grew up roaming and frolicking in many of Florida’s orange groves while my dad took care of them. I guess you could say that’s where my love for our natural world began. During my undergraduate studies at the University of Central Florida, I began working as Safari Driver at Disney’s Animal Kingdom and this, combined with my studies, is what paved the path for a long-term career as a conservation educator in several of Central Florida’s AZA-accredited zoological facilities. My focus in these institutions was developing and facilitating K-5 programs which aligned with Florida’s Sunshine State Science Standard before transitioning from the role of Zoo Teacher to School Teacher. No matter what I do, my goal is to bring high-quality zoo education into the formal classroom and make learning science fun, engaging, and dynamic once again. By building strong, purposeful relationships in the classroom we can build the same in our communities. Caring for the environment is about caring for each other. It’s about building relationships. And it begins in the schools. I am truly honored to have been selected to serve in this capacity with Project Green Schools!

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Angela Kakabeeke

Outreach Specialist

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Angela Kakabeeke is an author, speaker, and founder of Earth Detectives; a company that searches for real life solutions that care for air, land and seas. Angela’s company is publishing a series of her co-authored children’s books promoting sustainable practices; Captain Savannah and the Saint Patrick’s Day Mystery and Tybee Craddock and the North Atlantic Right Whale Mystery. The themes are about one’s responsibility to take care of water, land, air, nature, and mankind. She received her Masters of Science in Sustainable Practices from Lipscomb University in Nashville, TN. She is passionate about creating a positive culture change through sustainable education and practices. Angela assists in special projects from Sustainability in Golf Events to creating educational outdoor classrooms with the United States Green Building Council. She is also a mom to two sets of twins that serve as her inspiration to educate future generations to care for the earth.

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Board And Advisory Officers

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Board Chair
Stacy Goodman
Business Transformation Consultant, Business Transformations

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Vice President
Nicole DeSantis
New England Water Innovation Network

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Treasurer
Marietta Courtney, CPA, MST

Clerk
Chuck Bates, Business Administrator at SAU 13

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Board of Directors

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Peter Abair
Executive Director Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation

Belle Allmendinger
PGS Student Co-President, Manchester-Essex High School, MA

Peter D. Dewar
Director of Professional Development Massachusetts Association of Vocational Administrators c/o Tri-County Regional Technical High School

Jackson Fernandes
Market Manager Planet Aid

Johanna C. Jobin
Director, Global EHS & Sustainability Biogen

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Tim McAuley
Air Quality Change

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Carina Schusterman
Chair of the Green Advisory Board, Andover, MA

Harjap Singh
PGS Student Co-President, Princeton Day School, NJ

Michael Zhe
Sales Director Cool Green Power

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Green Schools Advisory Board

MA State Representative F. Jay Barrows

James Cohen
Verrill Dana, LLP

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Tracy Curley
Cohn Reznick

Brett Feldman
Navigant

Jessa Gagne
Energy Systems Engineer, Stonehill College

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Karen Gatz
Lockheed Martin Energy

Ryan Hurley
RSM

Adam Jankauskas
City Compost

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Mark Maquire
Adobe

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Elizabeth Mason
McLane Middleton

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Kathleen McAllister
Horsley Witten Group

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Dr. Lucette Nadle
Physician

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Jon Powers
CleanCapital

Mitchell Rosenberg
DNV GL

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Morris Singer

Mark Sylvia
BlueWave Solar

Jacob Thekkethala
Product Director for Water & Lab Products at Thermo Fisher Scientific

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Andrea Vullo
Current, powered by GE

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