Diane Eggert is the Executive Director of the Farmers' Market Federation of New York and has been since its inception in 1998.
Under her leadership, the organization has developed a variety of programs and services to support and advance the farmers' market industry in New York State, including a commercial general liability insurance program for markets and participating vendors, market manager training programs, new market development in partnership with community organizations, market promotional programs, and a statewide farmers' market wireless EBT program. Eggert also works with several statewide organizations, committees and local agricultural boards of directors to focus attention on direct marketing farmers and the farmers market community.
Diane Eggert received her undergraduate degree from Cornell University.
Amy Breitberg began her professional career in Citigroup's Financial Division as part of their analyst program. She is currently working in the Strategy and Planning Department where she has been part of the incentive compensation team as well as a team which supports the equities business from a planning and analysis perspective.
She was recently promoted to Assistant Vice President.
Amy Breitberg is a graduate of Cornell University.
Cameron Brooks is the Vice President of Supply Development at Renewable Choice Energy. Brooks works with renewable energy producers and carbon mitigation project developers around the world, identifying the best and most effective projects to support. Most recently, Brooks led multi-state investment and technology collaborations for the Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA), a coalition of public benefit incentive funds responsible for deploying over $4 billion to clean energy companies, projects and market development efforts.
Cameron Brooks graduated magna cum laude from Yale University and holds a MBA from Cornell University.
Marshall Chapin is the Senior Director of Business Development at New England EnerNOC, Inc. EnerNOC is the leading provider of technology-enabled total energy management solutions, including full-service demand response, to the commercial, institutional, and industrial markets in the United States.
These clips are from a panel held at Cornell University entitled "Clean Energy: Myths, Realities and Opportunities". During the panel, Chapin discussed ...
Marshall Chapin recieved his MBA from Cornell University's Johnson School.
Frank O'Connell is a Senior Partner with The Parthenon Group. O'Connell has extensive operating experience running and repositioning companies, as well as leading turnaround initiatives. He most recently served as CEO and Chairman of the Board for Indian Motorcycle.
Previously, Mr. O'Connell was Chairman, President and CEO of Gibson Greetings, Inc. Mr. O'Connell has led other branded companies including Reebok, HBO Video and Skybox International. He spent the first 14 years of his career running food companies and developing brands.
During this panel discussion on the Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship & Business to an undergraduate class at Cornell University, ...
Frank O'Connell received his B.S. in Economics and his M.B.A from Cornell University.
Itai Dinour is the Executive Director at City Year New York. In this role, Itai oversees the site's external affairs, development, programs and community partnerships.
Dinour previously served as the Chief of Staff of City Year New York and as the Executive Director of On Site Volunteer Services, a student-run, independent, not for profit that promotes volunteerism and philanthropy throughout Tompkins County, New York.
Itai Dinour is a graduate of Cornell University. He was the recipient of the Cornell Class of 1964 John F. Kennedy Award for Leadership and Public Service, and was a Torchbearer during the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics Torch Relay. An American-Israeli, Itai was born in Mexico.
J.C. Henry is the great grandson of Edward P. Henry, founder of EP Henry. He serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of EP Henry and has worked in various capacities for the company during the last twenty years.
J.C. Henry is a graduate of Cornell University with a BS in Engineering.
Kevin Lowe is an associate professor of business administration in the Bryan School of Business and Economics at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses and his research on leadership and cross-cultural management has taken him to academic venues around the globe.
Kevin Lowe is graduate of the University of Louisville, he holds an MBA with an emphasis in investments from Stetson University and a PhD in organizational behavior from the Chapman Graduate School of Business at Florida International University.
Peter H. Hackbert is currently the William and Kay Moore Chair of Entrepreneurship and Management at Berea College. Formerly Dr. Hackbert was a visiting scholar within The Academy for Entrepreneurial Leadership on the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign campus, and previously to that the Harold Walter Siebens Endowed Chair in Entrepreneurship at Sierra Nevada College from 2001 to 2006. Prior to the appointment at Sierra Nevada College, Hackbert was a tenured professor at California State University Monterey Bay teaching marketing, e-commerce and entrepreneurship from 1996 to 2001.
As a teacher, scholar, public speaker, social and civic entrepreneur and consultant, Hackbert is a nationally recognized expert in entrepreneurship education. Building upon his research and teaching interests in career pathways, emerging growth companies in high-technology and new product/service he contributes to the infusion of the entrepreneurial mindset for students and entrepreneurs who may have little or no business or management education background.
Peter Hackbert received his undergraduate and masters degrees from the Univerisity of Cincinnati and his PhD from the University of Oklahoma.