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My name is joey shepp. I’m a social entrepreneur, professional speaker, and sustainability consultant.

I’m passionate about leveraging the Internet for environmental and social good. The Internet as nothing short of collective consciousness emerging.

I live in the eco town of Fairfax, just north of San Francisco. I love to travel for speaking engagements. I like to think of myself as a Global Citizen.

I currently serve as the Sustainable Programs Director at the School of Business and Leadership at Dominican University of California.

I am the founder of Earthsite, a web strategy firm specializing in social media and sustainability. We have four Green MBAs on staff. Our headquarters offices are also in Fairfax.

I am also the founder of GreenMaven, the world's most comprehensive green search engine.

I’m an active Mircoblogger through several Twitter handles. I can also be found on Facebook and LinkedIn. Feel free to contact me.

Joey Shepp is an Internet entrepreneur, professional speaker, and sustainability consultant. He currently serves as the GreenMBA Program Director at Dominican University of California where he manages the leading graduate program in sustainability education. He is founder and principal consultant of Earthsite, the leading digital media consultancy for sustainable brands. Mr. shepp is also the founder of GreenMaven.com, the world’s most comprehensive green search engine. joey holds a degree in Ecological Design from UC Santa Cruz, an MBA in Sustainable Enterprise from Dominican University of California and is a black belt in Aikido. He lives and works in the North Bay Area, California.

Joey shepp received his MBA in Spring of 2005. An MBA in sustainable enterprise studies a “triple-bottom-line” of people, planet, and profits.
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University of California Santa Cruz, 1995-2000

An Introduction to Ecological Design from Thesis

Ecological Design is born simply from the application of ecological understanding to the practice of design. A contemporary understanding of scientific ecology is rooted in the concept of interrelatedness. Because organisms evolved in relationship to one another, ecological systems are interconnected and interdependent at all scales. Seeing natural cycles in their entirety can provide profound evidence of this.

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