Fred Krupp, the President of the Environmental Defense Fund, Joins Denver Frederick

Fred Krupp, the President of the Environmental Defense Fund, Joins Denver Frederick

Guided by science and economics, the Environmental Defense Fund, commonly referred to as EDF, tackles urgent threats with practical solutions, which includes being one of the first environmental groups to engage corporations in a constructive way. And in the world of today, where the median time a person spends with an organization is less than five years, EDF has been led by the same individual for 35 years. He is Fred Krupp, the President of the Environmental Defense Fund.

Ellen Futter, President of the American Museum of Natural History, Joins Denver Frederick

Ellen Futter, President of the American Museum of Natural History, Joins Denver Frederick

There are few institutions that generate such universal love and respect as does the American Museum of Natural History. And we can add appreciation to that as well, as this year, they are celebrating their 150th anniversary. Here to share with us their story and what they have planned for their sesquicentennial anniversary is Ellen Futter, the president of the American Museum of Natural History.

Gary Knell, President and CEO of National Geographic Society Joins Denver Frederick

Gary Knell, President and CEO of National Geographic Society Joins Denver Frederick

Legacy institutions, many of them over 100 years old, have an immunity to change because so many of our organizations are architected to resist change and withstand risk. So when you see one that is successfully reinventing itself for the 21st century, taking its brand from reverence to relevance, you really take notice. One such organization is the National Geographic Society. And it’s a pleasure to have with us this evening, their President and CEO, Gary Knell.

Mark Tercek and His Views On True Philanthropy and Nature Protection

Mark Tercek and His Views On True Philanthropy and Nature Protection

  In a political season where each side appears to be more resolute and certain about the rightness of their cause, finding common ground seems to be more elusive than ever. So, it’s of particular interest that an environmental group has broken through in search of pragmatic solutions that work for all parties involved to protect the environment.  That group is The Nature Conservancy, and it’s a pleasure for me to welcome to the show their President and CEO, Mark Tercek.