Project EverGreen, the national consumer initiative designed to educate and inform consumers about the benefits of managed green spaces, elected its board of directors for 2010 at its semi-annual meeting December 10 and 11 in Raleigh, NC.

Project EverGreen elects 2010 board of directors

Project EverGreen, the national consumer initiative designed to educate and inform consumers about the benefits of managed green spaces, elected its board of directors for 2010 at its semi-annual meeting December 10 and 11 in Raleigh, NC.


The board includes:


Officers – Norman Goldenberg, of The TruGreen Companies, board president; Mike Sisti, consultant, board first vice president; Bill Klutho, Deere & Company, board second vice president; Tom Delaney, PLANET, secretary; Kirk Hunter, Turfgrass Producers International, treasurer; Chris Kujawa, Kujawa Enterprises, Inc., past president; and Den Gardner, Project EverGreen, executive director.


Executive Committee – (which also includes previously listed officers as well): Cynthia Amos, Irrigation Association; Dan Carrothers, DataCore Marketing; Neil Cleveland, Bayer Environmental Science; Margaret Bell, Syngenta Professional Products; Scott Frith, Lawn Doctor; Paul McDonough, the Davey Tree Expert Co.; Alan White, Project EverGreen Canada; Cindy Code, B Communications; and Deborah Kuo, HighGrove Partners.


Board Members – Jeff Bollig, Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA); Sean Casey, Nufarm Turf & Ornamental; Emily Sword, MTD Products, Inc.; Deanna Griffith, Jacobsen; Phil Fogarty, Weed Man USA; Linda Frerichs, Arysta LifeScience NA; Bryan Gooch, Agrium Advanced Technologies; Randy Harris, The Toro Company; Rich Kalik, BASF; Michele Sullivan, National FFA; Mark Miller, PBI/Gordon; Patti Niewoehner, Phoenix Environmental Care; Allen James, RISE; Dale Siems, Consultant; Steve Trusty, Trusty & Associates; Mark Urbanowski, Dow AgroSciences; and John Marchionda, Husqvarna. Newly elected to the board: Estelle Grasset, The Fertilizer Institute; Russ Mitchell, Quali-Pro; and Bill Vogel, Spring Valley.