Dear GENI
Friend,
Over the
past year you have seen our speaking shift to the
statement —
The GRID Initiative, a Compelling Strategy for Peace
and Sustainable Development. Last month we
presented to you the support of Robert
Muller for GENI's positive impact on world peace.
In support
of our impact on sustainable development, we offer
the recently published editorial in Sustain
,
the newsletter of the World
Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).
This organization was formed by 25 multi-national
corporations as advocates for the Earth
Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992. The WBCSD has
grown to over 150 global companies -- which means
this article was seen around the planet last month.
The
editor has invited people who would like to comment
on The
Missing Link
to respond to: Christine Elleboode,
editor of Sustain
, WBCSD,
FAX 41(22)830-31-31 (in Geneva, Switzerland) or e-mail
at info@wbcsd.ch
She stated that thoughtful replies
will be published in the next issue
-- which
would extend the discussion about this piece. This
would make a big difference, so please send a commentary
that you would like read by business leaders around
the world!
NEW OFFER!!!
Wayne Morgan of EXCEL Communications long distance
service has created an easy way for you to expand
your support of GENI, every time you make a long distance
call! It's simple, the rates are very competitive,
you get a FREE Motorola pager, and help GENI
by contributing a portion of your phone bill every
month! (By the way, Mr. Morgan has been a strong GENI
supporter and advocate for years. We are pleased to
offer you this terrific win-win deal.) Just call him
directly or send in the attached response form.
As you
read this I'll be in Europe, speaking at the 1st World
Sustainable Energy Trade Fair. It's a very leveraged
event — and I could not be there without your
continued support. Month by month, we're getting closer
to critical mass awareness. Thank you for your commitment.
In partnership
for the planet,
Peter Meisen
President
p.s. Please
take a few minutes right now to follow-through
on these two requests: a commentary to the WBCSD and
contacting Wayne Morgan. More education and more money
— we need both.
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