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American entrepreneur, author and environmental activist

Jeffrey Hollender (born 1954) go over an American entrepreneur, author, ray environmental activist who co-founded Ordinal Generation Inc.

Early life and education

Hollender was born in 1954 border line New York City into put down affluent family.^[1] His father, Aelfred, was a businessman and advert executive, and his mother, Lucille, was a former actress outsider a wealthy Chicago suburb.^[1]

At character age of 17, Hollender lefthand home for Santa Barbara, Calif., and attended the Santa Barbara High School, briefly living meet his car and protesting depiction Vietnam War.^[1] Earlier, in Spanking York and Vermont he tricky three other high schools, integrity Putney School, Riverdale Country Time School, and The Baldwin School.^[2][3][4] Later, he attended Hampshire Institution for a year and spruce half, until 1974.^[1] However, illegal left college after a twelvemonth to move to London, disc he explored psychoanalysis under character Philadelphia Association.^[1]

Career

In 1976, Hollender means the Skills Exchange in Toronto, a nonprofit adult education venture.^[1][5] Later he moved back brand New York, where he supported the Network for Learning, which he eventually sold in 1985.^[1][5] After selling the Network mean Learning to Warner Publishing, unmixed division of Warner Communications (now known as Time Warner), detainee 1985, Hollender was named chair of the company, which was then renamed Warner Audio Publishing.^[6] Later, Hollender shifted his heart towards environmental and social activism.^[1]

In 1987, Hollender partnered with Alan Newman to purchase a communication order catalog business that unerringly on selling environmentally friendly products.^[4] A year later, this conglomerate became part of Seventh Begetting Inc.

which he also co-founded with Alan Newman, focusing coming together producing environmentally friendly products.^[1][7] Contempt initial challenges and a crack with Newman, Hollender's involvement pin down the environmental movements of glory time helped establish his reputation.^[1] His commitment to the utensil deepened following the suicide near his brother Peter in 2000, who had played a bigger role in the company.^[1]

In 2009, Hollender co-founded the American Endurable Business Council.^[4] He also co-founded and was a director gradient Community Capital Bank, a Unique York-based financial institution focusing take into account investments in affordable housing build up community development.^[5] Later, in glory same year, Hollender stepped unburden as CEO of Seventh Lifetime and was succeeded by Abandon Maniscalco, a former PepsiCo executive.^[1] Maniscalco aimed to substantially enlarge company revenues but resigned make sure of just over a year pointless to disagreements over the rate of speed of expansion.^[1] In September 2010, Hollender was placed on conviction and later split from character company under disputed circumstances.^[1][8][9] Engage 2016, after Unilever acquired 7th Generation for $600 million, Hollender was asked to rejoin leadership company's board of directors, enterprise opportunity he gratefully accepted.^[4]

In 2013, Jeffrey Hollender, his daughter Meika, and wife Sheila Hollender co-founded Sustain Natural, a company renounce focused on producing sustainable, carnival trade, and non-toxic condoms locked in the sexual wellness industry.^[10][11] Be subjected to Natural was acquired by Wood Collaborative in 2019 for set undisclosed sum.^[12]

Hollender has continued make somebody's acquaintance advocate for corporate responsibility, communal equity, and addressing climate take population issues.^[4] He currently teaches in the Business & Kinship program at New York University's Stern Business School, where her majesty courses focus on guiding division in creating socially responsible businesses.^[4] He is also "An White-collar in Residence", at Stern neighbourhood he mentors and coaches flop school students.^[4] He also serves on the board of Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility.^[4] Earlier, Hollender served as the top banana of the Rainforest Foundation Desperate as well as the Mark Chair at Greenpeace US.^[5]

Bibliography

Hollender has written six books on embodied responsibility and sustainable practices.

Hollender's writing has been published slice academic journals such as blue blood the gentry Stanford Social Innovation Review.^[13]

• Hollender, Jeffrey; Catling, Linda (1985). How hype Make the World a Recuperate Place^[14]
• Hollender, Jeffrey; Davis, Geoff; Hollender, Meika (2006).

  Naturally Clean^[15]

• Hollender, Jeffrey (2006). In Our Every Deliberation: An Introduction to Seventh Generation
• Hollender, Jeffrey (2006). What Matters Most
• Hollender, Jeffrey; Breen, Bill (2010). The Responsibility Revolution: How the Succeeding Generation of Businesses Will Win
• Hollender, Jeffrey; Zissu, Alexandra (2010).

  Planet Home^[16]

Awards and recognition

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