Paul Gilding

Paul Gilding is a former director of Greenpeace Australia and later Greenpeace International. After a falling out with Greenpeace International he returned to Australia and established Ecos Corporation, a company that advises corporations on environmental issues. Ecos advised companies such as DuPont, Ford, Anglo American, Diageo, ANZ and IAG. Gilding headed the company until it was sold in 2008.

Gilding is also a member of the Foundation Council for the Australian Davos Connection and in 2009 identified himself in articles as a Special Advisor on Climate Change to the company KPMG.

• Regional director, Prince of Wales's Business & Sustainability Programme
• Fellow, Institute for Sustainability Leadership
• Advisory Board, The Climate Mobilization

Contact Information

• Email: paulgilding AT me.com

Related SourceWatch Articles

• KPMG

Articles

• Paul Gilding, "The Business Case for Not Greenwashing" in Toby Mohr, Reputation or Reality?: A Discussion Paper on Grenwash & Corporate Sustainability, Total Environment Centre, 2005.

External links

• Amanda Hodge, "Carr forced to warm to nuclear option", The Australian, June 4, 2005.
• Michael Freedman, "From Red to Green: Paul Gilding once ran Greenpeace and fought Big Business. Now he works for some of the biggest companies in the world", Forbes, October 31, 2005.
• Tom Friedman, The Inflection Is Near?, New York Times, March 7, 2009.

"Speakers profile: Paul Gilding", Caxton Spekers International, accessed March 2009.

Paul Gilding, "Current activities", accessed March 2009.

Prince of Wales's Business & Sustainability Programme People, organizational web page, accessed September 30, 2012.

Institute for Sustainability Leadership Fellows, organizational web page, accessed May 8, 2014.

The Climate Mobilization Advisory Board, organizational web page, accessed November 26, 2018.