Larry shares Bruce's commitment to socially conscious investment and is a leading expert on human rights issues internationally. He has an extensive background as an educator, columnist and activist.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Newground Social Investment, Seattle, WA. - Vice President, 2002–present. Registered Investment Advisor: socially conscious asset management, shareholder advocacy, portfolio guideline development, proxy voting services.

Shoreline Community College, Shoreline, WA. - Associate Faculty in Economics, 2002–present. Visiting lecturer in economics, including macro and micro economics, market structures and models of production, consumption and distribution.

Antioch University Seattle, Seattle, WA. - Adjunct Professor, Graduate Programs in Education, 2001–2002. Supervised Masters-level students in developing programs to bring the study of globalization into the K–12 classroom.

Global Source Education, Seattle, WA. - Co-Founder, Director, The Trade and Human Rights Project, 1999–2002. Responsible for design, facilitation and administration of 10 national-level training programs for educators on globalization, corporate accountability and human rights.

Research and Policy Reform Center, New York, NY. - Consultant, 1997–1999. Designed and led campaign in support of the Seattle Burma Law. Acted as shareholder advocate at Unocal Corporation with Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers.

Free Burma Coalition, Washington, DC. - Director of Public Education, 1995–1999. Developed and executed numerous corporate campaigns in support of Burma ’s democracy movement, including PepsiCo, Disney, Eddie Bauer, and Northwest Airlines (all of which subsequently severed their ties to Burma ). Often served as international spokesman for this movement, which comprised more than 125 chapters.

Soros Foundation, Open Society Institute ( Burma Project), New York, NY. - Consultant, 1995–1997. Advised Free Burma movement on campaign strategy and message.

FTB Incorporated, Seattle, WA. - President, 1986–1995. Manufactured, imported, exported, developed patent and trademark for several products. Marketing outreach included product placements on QVC, Home Shopping Network, Good Housekeeping magazine, Food and Wine, and others.

EDUCATION AND ADVANCED TRAINING

NASD Uniform Investment Advisor (Series 65), Candidate, June 2004.

Landmark Education, Seattle, WA: Completed Landmark Forum, May 2004.

Certification, University of Minnesota Human Rights Resource Center.

National Training-of-Trainers for Human Rights Education, 2000.

University of Michigan, MA in Southeast Asian Studies, 1985. - Masters Essay, "Commercial Agriculture and Equitable Development in Thailand" published by the Southeast Asia Business Education and Resources Program.

Lake Forest College, BA in Economics, 1981.

VOLUNTEER INVOLVEMENTS

Publications: Larry has more than 30 articles and opinion pieces published in Southeast Asia Business Quarterly, Asia-Pacific Trade Journal, Seattle Times, Taipei Times, Puget Sound Business Journal, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and others.

US Campaign for Burma, Washington, DC. - Board of Directors. 2004–present.

Environment2004, Washington, DC. - Seattle Host Committee for September 2004 fundraising gala. 2004–present.

Amnesty International USA, New York, NY. - Member, Business and Economic Relations Group (BERG), 2001–present. Chairman, planning committee, 2002 Teach-In on Globalization. Authored 2003 national Member Training on Business and Human Rights.

Alliance to Defend the Alien Tort Claims Act, Washington, DC. - Founding member, Steering Committee. 2003–present.

Free Burma Coalition, Washington, DC. - Director, International Labor Campaign, 2002–present.

Amnesty International Just Earth! Program, New York, NY. - Steering Committee. 2002–present.

International Right-to-Know Campaign, Washington, DC. - Advisory Board. 2001–present.

Washington Council on International Trade, Seattle, WA. - Member, Corporate Social Responsibility Roundtable, 2000–present.

Seattle Burma Roundtable, Seattle, WA. - Founder and Chairman, 1993–present.

Amnesty International Puget Sound, Seattle, WA. - 1998 Recipient, Universal Declaration of Human Rights 50th Anniversary Human Rights Award.

Expert Witness on Political Asylum Cases, Seattle, WA. 1998–present.

Youth Soccer Coach, Seattle, WA. 1999–present.

Travel and work experience in 37 countries in Asia, the Pacific, Latin America, and Europe. He is married with two children in Seattle public schools.

Now enjoying its second decade, Newground Social Investment provides individual, institutional, GLBT, and not-for-profit clients with: ◊ Socially responsive (SRI) money management that integrates investment decisions with social concerns and personal or institutional values. ◊ Competitive financial returns along with positive social impact. ◊ Financial coaching and Life Planning that creates peace of mind, a sense of integrity and financial security. ◊ Community investment for strong local benefits. ◊ Shareholder advocacy for transparency and accountability. Newground is a fee-only Registered Investment Advisor serving any person, organization or institution seeking positive change along with competitive performance.