Every year on GreenBiz.com, we publish 2,000 or so articles, blog posts, videos, podcasts, and opinion pieces — a Herculean effort by our small editorial team. In addition to our in-house writers and editors — along with our senior writers Marc Gunther, Paul Baier, and Adam Aston — we are blessed with a large and constantly growing network of contributors. In a typical year, between 300 and 400 of you write an article for us — some just once, others once in a while, and a few once a month.
Today's newsletter is a perfect embodiment of that bounty: contributions from "regulars" (Maya Albanese's "How She Leads" profile of Hannah Jones; Anna Clark's look at the greening of Super Bowl XLVI) and first-timers (Autodesk's Sarah Krasley's terrific firsthand report from a Green Hackathon in London; EarthPeople's Nancy Schneider on 11 Steps to Mainstream Your Green Products).
Plus, pieces from the aforementioned Gunther and Aston on clean tech investments, and articles from staffers Matthew Wheeland (here and here) and Leslie Guevarra (here and here).
Oh, and the first installment in a five-part series on energy from the Rocky Mountain Institute.
All in all, an extremely rich diversity of voices.
There's always room for more voices, including yours. We welcome guest articles from our readers about what they're doing or learning or observing about the world of sustainable business. If you are interested, I encourage you first to read our editorial guidelines, which will help get your head in the game. Please direct your inquiries to editor@greenbiz.com.
Moving On: One of our longtime editorial staffers, Tilde Herrera, is moving on this week — going back to her first love: food writing. Tilde has been a valued writer, editor, and team member at GreenBiz for more than four years. We will miss her and wish her well.
State of Green Business webcast: Join my colleague John Davies and me tomorrow (Tuesday) for a free, hourlong webcast reviewing our 2012 State of Green Business report. John and I will discuss what we learned and will look forward to your questions and comments. Registration is required.
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