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The Centre for Integral Economics is a registered
Canadian charity that works to promote innovative, market-based
solutions that reconcile economic prosperity, social justice
and environmental integrity.
We look for ways to use the power of market tools and economic
policies, to redirect human activities and to create a less
wasteful, more balanced society. We specialize in building
tools, partnerships and communications for change.
Early on in our work, we recognized the power and potential
of economic instruments to transform the fundamental direction
and structure of our society, and the important role the Centre
for Integral Economics could play as a non-profit, charitable
organization committed to that vision. Since theories, however
intuitive and compelling, do not change people's lives, the
Centre for Integral Economics looks for genuine opportunities
to redirect the power of markets toward positive outcomes.
We help build examples of sustainability that can be adapted
and replicated.
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Donna Morton
is the founder and Executive Director of the Centre
for Integral Economics. She has extensive experience
in building relationships between business and non-profits,
strategic policy development, communications and government
relations. She was recently recognized by Ashoka Foundation
as a leader in social change innovation. Contact Donna
by
email.
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Zane Parker, Director
of Research, has his Masters Degree in Resource and
Environmental Management and has broad experience working
with academic, private, non-profit, and government organizations.
Zane strives for elegant solutions and good relationships
in his work. Zane can be reached by
email.
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Amanda Pawlowski is the Executive
Administrator for the Centre for Integral Economics.
Amanda has a BA from the University of Victoria and
eight years experience working with the Provincial and
Federal Governments.
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Dominique Collin is a principal
with Waterstone Strategies and a national expert in
social venture & community economic development policy
and program administration. Dominique has more than
25 years of experience in First Nation access to capital
issues including micro-credit, business financing, community
banking, risk capital, housing and infrastructure financing,
and First Nation government taxation. Dominique holds
an interdisciplinary PhD on the topic of First Nations
economics, modernization, and social identity.
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Sarah Stein provides design and
communications support. Sarah has worked on marketing
and communications initiatives for both non-profit and
high-tech business; she is studying Visual Design at
Camosun College and has earned her BCom from the University
of Victoria.
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We also work with Nikhil Joshi and Josh Sandulak,
Students for Integral Economics.
The Centre for Integral Economics also
draws on a large pool of contract professionals, including
economists, researchers, writers, graphic designers and others.
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Richard Kool, President - Richard
is a biologist by training, and works at Royal Roads University
as the Program Manager, Master of Arts Environmental Education
and Communication. He formerly worked with the provincial
Ministry of Water, Land, and Air Protection on environmental
education, and was the Executive Director of the Sage Foundation.
Michael Barkusky, Treasurer - Michael
is an economist by original training with an MBA and a Certified
General Accountant designation. He is in public practice as
a CGA in Vancouver and retains a strong interest in managerial
and ecological economics, as well as in ecologically sustainable
business practices.
Jeff Warwick, Director - Jeff is a founder and senior
manager at Clover Point Cartographics. He brings an entrepreneurial
expertise to the Centre for Integral Economics along with
his broad experience with resource management issues.
Donna Morton, ex officio - Donna is
the Executive Director of the Centre for Integral Economics
(see bio, above).
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