More About ISIN
History of ISIN
ISIN Organizational Structure
Work Groups
Advisory Board
Staff
Meetings
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The Advisory Board is made up of 10-15 members of ISIN representing a diverse set of scales (local to international), types of sustainability indicator expertise (community, business, government, social, measurement) and different areas of the world. The Advisory Board's role is:
- to work with the Director to establish long-term goals for ISIN,
- evaluate progress towards the goals on a yearly basis,
- develop the yearly program goals for the network's meetings, and
- identify funding opportunities for the network's general operations and programs.
The members of the Advisory Board are elected by the membership and serve for a maximum of three years with roughly one-third of the Board being up for reelection each year. Currently, the Advisory Board members include:
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Name
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Organization/Location
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Area of interest/expertise
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Mark Anielski
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Anielski Management, Inc.
Alberta, Canada
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GPI (Genuine Progress Indicators), National (U.S./Canada), and State/Provincial
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Alan AtKisson
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AtKisson, Inc.
Sweden
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Community indicators, International efforts
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David Berry
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Interagency Working Group on Sustainable Development Indicators
Washington, DC
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National Indicators
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Patrice Flynn
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Flynn Research
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
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Economic and Social Indicators
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Michael Kinsley
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Rocky Mountain Institute
Snowmass, Colorado
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Economic Indicators
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Dean Kubani
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City of Santa Monica Sustainable City Program
Santa Monica, California
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Local community
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Allison Quaid
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International Council for Local Environment Initiatives
San Francisco, California
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Local community, Local Agenda 21
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Laszlo Pinter
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International Institute on Sustainable Development
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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International Efforts, Measurement
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Don Seville
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Sustainability Insitute
Hartland, Vermont
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Systems modeling
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Randy Solomon
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Resource Renewal Institute
San Francisco, California
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Federal and State level
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John Wells
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Minnesota Office of Strategic and Long Range Planning
St. Paul, Minnesota
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State level and land use
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