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| − | '''Dan Carol''' is a political strategist and long-time pioneer of new generation network politics and the catalyst and co-founder of [[ | + | '''Dan Carol''' is a political strategist and long-time pioneer of new generation network politics and the catalyst and co-founder of the [[Apollo Alliance]]. Formerly an energy and budget analyst at the Congressional Budget Office and former Research Director for the [[Democratic National Committee]], Dan's work to strengthen the tools and tactics of progressives has been profiled by the Wall Street Journal and his commentary has been featured in [[The Nation]], [[Alternet]], [[Salon]], and [[Boston Review]].<ref name=tides/> He is a founding contributor to the Huffington Post.<ref name=dan/> |
==Apollo Alliance== | ==Apollo Alliance== | ||
In response to September 11th, 2001, Carol catalyzed and co-founded The [[Apollo Alliance]], a growing strategic effort ''"to promote a national commitment to energy independence and unite Americans of all political stripes in a common purpose around a green new deal"''.<ref name=dan/> | In response to September 11th, 2001, Carol catalyzed and co-founded The [[Apollo Alliance]], a growing strategic effort ''"to promote a national commitment to energy independence and unite Americans of all political stripes in a common purpose around a green new deal"''.<ref name=dan/> | ||
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| + | In 2004, [[Joel Rogers]] from the [[Center On Wisconsin Strategy]], [[Robert Borosage]] from the [[Institute for America’s Future]], and environmental visionary [[Dan Carol]] approached Steelworkers President [[Leo Gerard]] and [[SEIU]] President [[Andy Stern]], among others, to propose a new alliance of labor, environmental groups, business and social justice leaders called the Apollo Alliance. The Alliance, which soon included over 200 supporting organizations, released a report that year arguing for a ten-year program of investment in a “clean energy, good jobs” economy.<ref>[http://apolloalliance.org/downloads/gjfgreenjobsrpt.pdf Apollo Alliance website: Report entitled ''"High Road or Low Road? Job Quality in the New Green Economy"'', page 10]</ref> | ||
==2008 Presidential Campaign== | ==2008 Presidential Campaign== | ||
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==Clinton Global Initiative== | ==Clinton Global Initiative== | ||
Carol is a member of the [[Clinton Global Initiative]].<ref name=dan/> | Carol is a member of the [[Clinton Global Initiative]].<ref name=dan/> | ||
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| + | As at Nov. 22, 2010, Dan Carol was a fellow of the [[New Democratic Network]]'s Innovation and Clean Economy initiative.<ref>[http://ndn.org/about/staff NDN website: ''Staff''] (accessed on Nov. 22, 2010)</ref> | ||
==Affiliated Organizations== | ==Affiliated Organizations== | ||
Carol is on the board of [[Progressive Majority]], [[Groundspring]] (founded by [[Tides]]), [[Pop and Politics]] and [[Common Assets]]. | Carol is on the board of [[Progressive Majority]], [[Groundspring]] (founded by [[Tides]]), [[Pop and Politics]] and [[Common Assets]]. | ||
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| + | [[Movement Voter Project]] Advisory Board members, as of January 24, 2018 included '''{{PAGENAME}}'''.<ref>[https://movementvote.org/advisors]</ref> | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Tides Center]] | [[Category:Tides Center]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:01, 25 January 2018
Template:TOCnestleft Dan Carol is a political strategist and long-time pioneer of new generation network politics and the catalyst and co-founder of the Apollo Alliance. Formerly an energy and budget analyst at the Congressional Budget Office and former Research Director for the Democratic National Committee, Dan's work to strengthen the tools and tactics of progressives has been profiled by the Wall Street Journal and his commentary has been featured in The Nation, Alternet, Salon, and Boston Review.[1] He is a founding contributor to the Huffington Post.[2]
Apollo Alliance
In response to September 11th, 2001, Carol catalyzed and co-founded The Apollo Alliance, a growing strategic effort "to promote a national commitment to energy independence and unite Americans of all political stripes in a common purpose around a green new deal".[2]
New level
In 2004, Joel Rogers from the Center On Wisconsin Strategy, Robert Borosage from the Institute for America’s Future, and environmental visionary Dan Carol approached Steelworkers President Leo Gerard and SEIU President Andy Stern, among others, to propose a new alliance of labor, environmental groups, business and social justice leaders called the Apollo Alliance. The Alliance, which soon included over 200 supporting organizations, released a report that year arguing for a ten-year program of investment in a “clean energy, good jobs” economy.[3]
2008 Presidential Campaign
Carol served as the Content & Issues Director in Chicago for the Obama for President Campaign, where among other responsibilities he guided the launch of Obama's NewEnergyforAmerica.com plan and the 2008 Democratic Platform.[2]
Tides Center
In 2009 Dan Carol served on the Board of Directors of the Tides Center.[1]
We Can Lead
Carol has served as a strategic advisor to the We Can Lead business campaign in support of strong energy and climate policy.[2]
Clean Economy Network
Carol co-founded the Clean Economy Network in 2009.[2]
Clinton Global Initiative
Carol is a member of the Clinton Global Initiative.[2]
New Democratic Network
As at Nov. 22, 2010, Dan Carol was a fellow of the New Democratic Network's Innovation and Clean Economy initiative.[4]
Affiliated Organizations
Carol is on the board of Progressive Majority, Groundspring (founded by Tides), Pop and Politics and Common Assets.
Movement Voter Project Advisory Board
Movement Voter Project Advisory Board members, as of January 24, 2018 included Dan Carol.[5]