10b Jennifer Lawson Bio
1/23/2014
Jennifer Lawson - A Billion + Change | Strategy for Good Global Summit
HOME
ABOUT
PAST SPEAKERS
APPLY TO BE A SPEAKER
2013 COLLECTION
MEMBER LOGIN
Jennifer Lawson – A Billion + Change Tweet
Posted In Speaker
Like
0
Jenny Denney Lawson is the Executive Director of A Billion + Change, a national campaign to mobilize billions in skillsbased and pro bono services from the corporate sector by 2013. She comes to A Billion + Change and Points of Light from the Pew Center on Global Climate Change (now C2ES) where she led Make an Impact, a global campaign focused on energy efficiency and environmental awareness among employees at some of the nation’s largest companies. Prior to that Jenny served as chief of staff at the Nature Conversancy’s national headquarters leading initiatives to engage corporate thought leaders in sustainability efforts. Her career began with community development and affordable housing advocacy in northern Virginia where she served as the founding Executive Director of the Alliance for Housing Solutions. Jenny is a graduate of the University of Virginia and the Leadership Training program of Duke University and the Nature Conservancy. About A Billion + Change: A Billion + Change is a national campaign to mobilize billions of dollars of pro bono and skills-based service by 2013 to address core issues our communities face across the country and around the world. Together we will transform how businesses leverage their employees to make a lasting impact on society by engaging, inspiring and mobilizing professional talent to build the capacity of non-profit organizations to better meet community needs. Tags: 2013 Strategy for Good Summit, A Billion + Change, community engagement, corporate social responsibility, CSR, Jennifer Lawson, Points of Light Foundation, pro bono services, skillsbased volunteering
Privacy Policy Disclaimer Terms and Conditions Contact Us Copyright © 2013 Core Thought. All Rights Reserved.
http://www.strategyforgoodsummit.com/jennifer-lawson-a-billion-change/
1/2
Jennifer Lawson - A Billion + Change | Strategy for Good Global Summit
HOME
ABOUT
PAST SPEAKERS
APPLY TO BE A SPEAKER
2013 COLLECTION
MEMBER LOGIN
Jennifer Lawson – A Billion + Change Tweet
Posted In Speaker
Like
0
Jenny Denney Lawson is the Executive Director of A Billion + Change, a national campaign to mobilize billions in skillsbased and pro bono services from the corporate sector by 2013. She comes to A Billion + Change and Points of Light from the Pew Center on Global Climate Change (now C2ES) where she led Make an Impact, a global campaign focused on energy efficiency and environmental awareness among employees at some of the nation’s largest companies. Prior to that Jenny served as chief of staff at the Nature Conversancy’s national headquarters leading initiatives to engage corporate thought leaders in sustainability efforts. Her career began with community development and affordable housing advocacy in northern Virginia where she served as the founding Executive Director of the Alliance for Housing Solutions. Jenny is a graduate of the University of Virginia and the Leadership Training program of Duke University and the Nature Conservancy. About A Billion + Change: A Billion + Change is a national campaign to mobilize billions of dollars of pro bono and skills-based service by 2013 to address core issues our communities face across the country and around the world. Together we will transform how businesses leverage their employees to make a lasting impact on society by engaging, inspiring and mobilizing professional talent to build the capacity of non-profit organizations to better meet community needs. Tags: 2013 Strategy for Good Summit, A Billion + Change, community engagement, corporate social responsibility, CSR, Jennifer Lawson, Points of Light Foundation, pro bono services, skillsbased volunteering
Privacy Policy Disclaimer Terms and Conditions Contact Us Copyright © 2013 Core Thought. All Rights Reserved.
http://www.strategyforgoodsummit.com/jennifer-lawson-a-billion-change/
1/2
