I looked up the owner - he left MS and now works for the Environmental Defense Fund - something with their Environmental Network Markets. He left a couple of years ago. (New York - January 25, 2007) - Environmental Defense, a leading national nonprofit organization, today announced that Jon Anda, Vice Chairman at Morgan Stanley, has agreed to serve as President of the new Environmental Markets Network (EMN), a collaboration designed to enlist top leaders of America’s financial community to serve as advocates for market-based economic solutions to global environmental and climate issues.
Under the auspices of Environmental Defense, the new Environmental Markets Network will provide a platform on which the sharpest minds in the financial and policymaking communities can stand together, plan for the future of the environment and be heard by crucial decision-makers. Initially, the EMN will focus on climate change legislation, where a cap on greenhouse gas emissions and a sound trading system offer a roadmap for economic growth and sound environmental policy. EMN will provide a resource for policymakers in Washington, communicate with the public and press, link academic research with sound action and convert market knowledge into environmental solutions.
Mr. Anda, who will relinquish his post at Morgan Stanley, has been associated with the firm since 1986, having served as both Global Head of Capital Markets and Head of Corporate Finance, as well as running both Investment Banking and Institutional Equities in Asia. He is a member of the President's Advisory Council of Environmental Defense and currently sits on the Board of Trustees of The Asia Society.
I am, after twenty years, a non-practicing lawyer and glad of it. I am the author of The New Millionaire's Handbook (Andrews/Mcmeal 2000, Greenwich Mean Time (2006) and several equally funny (he said) unpublished novels and screenplays. For the past six years or so I've been selling real estate in Greenwich, Ct and, while that wasn't exactly the career I envisioned when I was a starry-eyed law school graduate, it seems to pay the bills far better than lawyering ever did, with no stress. Good deal.
Mostly, you'll find information about Greenwich real estate in this blog but I do have other interests and, because I think what our politicians do can severely affect the economy and real estate values, I often jump the shark. If you don't want to see that ugly sight, please skip to a real estate entry.
Clicking on a picture often makes it larger but it depends on how large that picture started in its initial posting. Anything highlighted should be, and usually is, a link related to the article I'm talking about. Click it and see - it's sort of like an Easter egg hunt. My blogging skills are very much a work in progress.
Contractors and such. Folks I've used and been impressed by.
Contractor/renovator: Paul Bauts, Bauts Custom Construction (914)879-9027,pjbauts@optonline.net
Lawn Irrigation -Kevin Zosiak: 203 509 9568
Contractors: Greenwich Construction Louis Van Leeuwen 223-0634
Painters: Jose (914) 473-1427
Exterminator: N.E. Exterminating 223-5334
Chimneys: Bill Ingraham 869-5242
Builder/carpenter: Oliveira Carpentry, Al Oliveira (914)273-7316
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The owner is a C-suite guy at Morgan Stanley.
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I looked up the owner - he left MS and now works for the Environmental Defense Fund - something with their Environmental Network Markets. He left a couple of years ago.
(New York - January 25, 2007) - Environmental Defense, a leading national nonprofit organization, today announced that Jon Anda, Vice Chairman at Morgan Stanley, has agreed to serve as President of the new Environmental Markets Network (EMN), a collaboration designed to enlist top leaders of America’s financial community to serve as advocates for market-based economic solutions to global environmental and climate issues.
Under the auspices of Environmental Defense, the new Environmental Markets Network will provide a platform on which the sharpest minds in the financial and policymaking communities can stand together, plan for the future of the environment and be heard by crucial decision-makers. Initially, the EMN will focus on climate change legislation, where a cap on greenhouse gas emissions and a sound trading system offer a roadmap for economic growth and sound environmental policy. EMN will provide a resource for policymakers in Washington, communicate with the public and press, link academic research with sound action and convert market knowledge into environmental solutions.
Mr. Anda, who will relinquish his post at Morgan Stanley, has been associated with the firm since 1986, having served as both Global Head of Capital Markets and Head of Corporate Finance, as well as running both Investment Banking and Institutional Equities in Asia. He is a member of the President's Advisory Council of Environmental Defense and currently sits on the Board of Trustees of The Asia Society.
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