The Bainbridge Graduate Institute is proud to have its dean, John Gardner, on the board of the Washington Clean Technology Alliance. The Washington Clean Technology Alliance is a trade association of cleantech businesses and supporters in Washington State. It facilitates the generation and growth of cleantech companies, jobs, and products in order to advance the state’s position as a leader in cleantech.
John was recently re-elected to the board. He is joined by other esteemed members including:
- Oren Lang-Furr, Ernst & Young
- Daniel Malarkey, Washington State Department of Commerce
- Maggie Brown, APCO worldwide
- Michael Butler, Cascadia Capital
- Peter Cancelmo, Garvey Schubert Barer
- Will Einstein, Puget Sound Energy
- Anson Fatland, Washington State University
- Stan Gent, Seattle Steam
- Bert Gregory, Mithun
- Thom Kroon, Thomas James International
- Herb Pearse, Eco-Tec
- Linden Rhoads, University of Washington Center for Commercialization
- Callie Ridolfi, EcoFAB
- Chris Endresen Scott, Puget Sound Regional Council
- Robin Toth, Greater Spokane Incorporated
- Gail Twelves, Twelves Unlimited
Congratulations, John! Thank you for continuing to represent BGI in the clean technology community.
John Gardner is the Dean of Academic Affairs at the Bainbridge Graduate Institute. He joined the Bainbridge Graduate Institute last year following his role as the Vice President of Advancement and External Relations for Washington State University.
