Reflecting on 35 Years of Impact

Register Today: Webinar on April 21 at 1 p.m. ET.

During this conversation, Leslie Samuelrich, president of Green Century, and Wendy Wendlandt, president of Environment America and founding Board of Directors member, will share the inside story of Green Century’s founding by its nonprofit owners in 1991, reflect on its growth during the past three and a half decades, and highlight the impact of its award-winning shareholder advocacy program. The conversation will be moderated by Tim Gray, former reporter for the New York Times.

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Leslie Samuelrich leads Green Century. The three funds have $1.2 billion in managed assets and have grown significantly since she took the helm in 2012. An economics major at Boston College, Leslie’s career began in the nonprofit world where she gained more than 25 years of experience in corporate engagement, environmental and public health advocacy.
Wendy Wendlandt holds many titles including President, Environment America; Senior Vice President, The Public Interest Network; Trustee, Green Century Funds; Board Member, Green Century Capital Management. She has been an advocate for the environment for the last four decades. Environment America and other institutions within the Public Interest Network, including Green Century, have built the power of the environmental movement and won thousands of changes that have resulted in landmark growth in solar and wind power, land preservation, and increased recycling.
Tim Gray is a Massachusetts-based freelance writer and editor. He contributed to The New York Times for 20 years, covering personal investing, and has written for a variety of publications and universities. He has ghostwritten several books on business with professors from Harvard Business School and the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.