1. Boulder Sustainable Energy Network MeetUp May 19, 2011 Jordan Kopp Conservationist-in-Training The biggest threat to gorilla habitat is collecting wood for charcoal and the resulting deforestation. As you'll soon understand, solar energy is a seemingly great solution for creating a carbon negative alternative (perhaps a Renewable Energy Credit funded effort) for the people living near the Virunga National Park, where the gorillas live. Learn more about this effort and how to help protect gorilla habitat through sustainable energy.

2. Boulder Sustainable Energy Network MeetUp May 19, 2011 Jordan Kopp

3. Boulder Sustainable Energy Network MeetUp May 19, 2011

4. Jordan’s “Board of Advisors” (NOT Invited) (Invited)

6. National & Collegiate Tae Kwon Do Champion

8. Entrepreneur: Discovery Partnership, Cheyenne Commons

10. Jordan’s Cousin

12. 2008 B.S., Microfinance, CU Boulder

14. Jordan’s Cousin

16. Co-Author, In the Kingdom of Gorillas

17. Co-Worker with Dian Fosse

19. Professor, Simon Fraser University

20. One of Louis Leakey’s “Primate Angels”

22. Elite Kayaker, Video Boater

24. Donation to the Orangutan Foundation International

25. Sponsorship for a trip to Camp Leakey to help the Orangutans myself

26. Support the Wilderness Society’s Virunga Park Landscape Project

27. Go there to help the Mountain Gorillas myself

28. Support the local people surrounding the parks with sustainable energyhttp://www.wcs-congo.org/

29. The Endangered Primate Benefit Corp Value Proposition http://www.carbon-clear.com/us/services/what_is_carbon_offsetting

31. Partner Fundraising

32. Channel Development

33. Value Proposition Refinement

34. Carbon Credit Sales

36. We bring forest preservation to sustainable businesses

37. We bring electric service and smart phones to forest neighbors

39. We highlight business partner sustainability missions

40. We support our distributors

42. The Wilderness Society

43. Conservation International

44. UN-REDD

45. Jordan’s Advisory Board

46. Vodaphone Ghana

48. Enterprise Partners

49. Distributors / New, on-the-ground businesses

51. On-site Staffing: TBD & Morey Bean

52. Distributor Support

53. Inventory, Just-in-time

54. Financing costs

56. Annual business subscriptions

57. REDD carbon credit sale

58. Sale of gorilla and orangutan art

59. Sale of distributorships

61. Jordan Kopp, Age 14, Passionate about Great Apes

62. Deb Kopp, Jordan’s Mom, Passionate about Jordan

63. Morey Bean, Enterprise Principal

64. Thatcher Bean, Step-brother, Fundraiser

65. Isaac Bean, Step-brother, Businessman

66. Kofi Amoo-Gottfried, Cousin, Director, Publicis Ghana

68. d.Light

69. Renewable Choice Carbon Credit Broker

70. Saatchi & Saatchi S Clients

71. Vodaphone Ghana

72. Ascent Solar, CT Solar and other cell phone charger companies

75. What organizations are you involved with that might help us?

76. Are you interested in helping me and my family get organized and/or raise money?

77. Be an advisory board member?

78. Support me and Orangutan Foundation International?

79. Wildlife Conservation Society?

80. What questions and comments do you have for us?