BILL BAUE is Co-Director of Sea Change Media, and Co-Host/Producer of Sea Change Radio. Bill has been covering sustainability for over a decade in print, on the web and radio, and in the classroom.

Bill designed and teaches the Communication, Persuasion, and Negotiation course in the Marlboro MBA for Managing in Sustainability.

As a research fellow for the Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative at the Harvard-Kennedy School , Bill examines the intersection of Web 2.0 and corporate social responsibility/accountability with a joint researchers Marcy Murninghan and Bob Massie.

Baue is Co-Producer/Host of Arc of Change: The ICCR Story, a year-long series of monthly podcasts documenting the history of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility leading up to its 40th anniversary in 2011. Bill has researched and written articles, reports, and chapters for organizations and publications across the spectrum of the sustainability ecosystem, including:

• United Nations Conference on Trade and Development: authored 2008 Review of the Reporting Status of Corporate Responsibility Indicators (October 2008) and 2008 Review of the Implementation Status of Corporate Governance Disclosures (October 2008)

• Worldwatch Institute: authored “Investing in Sustainability“ chapter in State of the World 2008: Innovations for a Sustainable Economy (Norton, January 2008)

• Ceres: co-authored (with Jackie Cook) Mutual Funds and Climate Change (April 2008), as well as chapters in Green Biz: 50 Green, Profitable Companies Reveal Their Strategies and Successes (Random House, November 2008) and research for the “Climate Risk” chapter in Environmental Alpha (Wiley, November 2009)

• The CRO: “Communities, Corporations, and the Difference Between Consent and Consult” and other articles.http://www.sriworld.com/

• CSRwire.com: Write weekly “Latest Corporate Social Responsibility News” article  from 2005 through present.http://audubonmagazine.org/

• The Economist: guest commentary in the debate on corporate responsibility

Baue won the 2008 Ron Hering Mission of Service Award for the New England Community of the ManKind Project.