The Video Project
In the interest of making this information known to as many people as possible, a collaboration took place between Earth Advertising of New York, the Trusteeship Institute of Massachusetts and Plum Television of Colorado to record all the talks given at the conference and to make them available for free on the web.
This web site is the result of that collaboration.
Opening Remarks with Terry Mollner
0:22 min
Seth Goldman; founder of Honest Tea
0:29 min
Gary Hirshberg; founder of Stonyfield Farm
0:40 min
Frederick Schilling; founder of Dagoba Chocolate
0:39 min
Greg Steltenpohl; founder of Odwalla
0:39 min
Brian Johnson; founder of Zaadz
0:26 min
Pierre Ferrari; chair of Ben & Jerry's
0:22 min
Ben & Jerry's CEO and Board Presentation
0:58 min
Ron Soiefer; Chief Counsel of Unilever, USA
0:32 min
Steve Demos; Founder of White Wave
0:24 min
Group Discussion; lessons learned
1:09 min
Group Disc; Probable Future of Socially Responsible Businesses
0:32 min
Terry Mollner; Closing Remarks
0:09 min
Videos of Presentations of
SWSO Speakers
- Opening Remarks by Terry Mollner, A Founder
of the Calvert Social Investment Funds - Seth Goldman, Founder of Honest Tea
bought by Coca Cola - Gary Hirshberg, Founder of Stonyfield Farm
bought by Danone - Judy Wicks, Owner & Founder of White Dog Cafe
- Terry Mollner & Wayne Silby, two of the founders of the Calvert Social Investment Funds
- Frederick Schilling, Founder of Dagoba Chocolate bought by Hersheys
- Greg Steltenpohl, Founder of Odwalla
bought by Coca Cola - Brian Johnson, Founder of Zaadz bought by Gaia
- Pierre Ferrari, Chair of Ben & Jerry’s bought by Unilever
- Steve Demos, Founder of White Wave
bought by Dean Foods - Small Group Discussion of Lessons Learned from Interviews
- Small Group Discussion of the Probable Future Structures of Socially Responsible Businesses
- Closing Remarks by Terry Mollner
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