Green Card Seminar Speaker Biographies

Tracey Rawling Church joined Kyocera Mita UK in 1993, attracted by the opportunity to work on its pioneering ECOSYS sustainable laser printer range. As PR Manager, she was responsible for the campaign that beat the launch of Windows 95 to the award for best technology campaign. Moving on through product management and marketing communications, she was promoted to Kyocera Mita’s UK board in 2003.

As a result of her work on Kyocera’s Green Card network, which promotes sustainable business practices, she has become a regular contributor to seminars and conferences on sustainability and CSR topics. Kyocera’s corporate value system has always been rooted in an ethical and sustainable approach to business, a philosophy which has become increasingly relevant during the 50 years since it was founded.

Since March 2008, Henry has been the Business Development Manager for the Carbon Trust Standard, including for its launch in June 2008. He joined the Carbon Trust in June 2006 and has since led a wide range of engagements with large corporates to reduce their carbon emissions (both owned and influenced) and to help them engage with the issues and opportunities of a low carbon economy and a changing climate.

The Carbon Trust Standard is one of the early action metrics for the Carbon Reduction Commitment, and Henry will outline how its adoption can benefit participants.

Award winning journalist whose work includes The Financial Times, the Daily Telegraph, the Economist Group and CNET. Dan also writes, edits and promotes the blog Greenbang.com.

Greenbang is a clean-tech and green business news website that provides daily updates to more than 80,000 investors, C-level executives, entrepreneurs, and corporate intranets. The website began as a blog, but now also acts as a global news resource with journalists reporting from four continents. The daily posts are published on CNBC's website.

Mark is a Principal Consultant with AEA. He manages consultancy projects for a range of private and public sector clients in the energy and environment arena. In particular, he manages AEA’s technical support to DECC and the Environment Agency on the Carbon Reduction Commitment and has delivered other emissions trading policy projects covering the spectrum from the EUETS to personal carbon trading.

Mark has also managed many carbon reduction, carbon footprint and emission reporting projects for private sector clients. Prior to joining AEA Mark worked for a large UK power utility for 10 years, where his work included energy and environmental policy analysis covering the range of measures affecting the sector.