Hundreds of individuals representing many dozens of community groups, contracting companies, government offices and universities gave their time and expertise to assist with the development of the Green Jobs/Green NY policy.  Some of the institutions they represent are listed below.

1. American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy
2. The Community Preservation Corporation
3. Apollo Alliance, National
4. Apollo Alliance, New York State
5. Association for Energy Affordability
6. BK Solutions LLC
7. Blue Wolf Capital
8. Bronx Community College Center for Sustainable Energy
9. Building Performance Contractors Association
10. Building Performance Institute
11. Capital One Bank
12. Center for American Progress
13. Center on Wisconsin Strategy
14. Citizens Campaign for the Environment
15. Communications Workers of America
16. Community Environmental Center
17. Con Edison
18. Conservation Services Group
19. Cornell ILR
20. Cornell University
21. DeutscheBank
22. DeutscheBank Americas Foundation & Community Development
23. Dyck RBC’s SRI Wealth Management Group
24. Earth Kind Energy
25. Enterprise Community Partners
26. Environmental Advocates of NY
27. Eugene Lang College, The New School
28. Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies
29. Fleron Cornell University School of Industrial
30. Former NYS First Deputy Comptroller
31. Greater NY LECET
32. Green City Corps
33. Green For All
34. Green Harvest Technologies
35. Hugo Neu Corporation
36. Hunger Action Network of NYS
37. IAQ Technologies
38. Laborers’ Eastern Region Organizing Fund
39. Laborers’ Local 10, LIUNA
40. Lemle & Wolff, Inc.
41. Lowell Center for Sustainable Production
42. Make The Road NY
43. Mason Tenders’ District Council PAC, LIUNA
44. Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein PC
45. National Employment Law Project
46. National Grid
47. Natural Resources Defense Council
48. New York Industrial Retention Network
49. New York Power Authority
50. New York University
51. Northwest Bronx Community Clergy Coalition
52. Nos Quedamos
53. NY Jobs With Justice
54. NY League of Conservation Voters
55. NY Oil Heat Association
56. NYC Building Trades Council
57. NYC Central Labor Council
58. NYC Mayor’s Office of Long-Term Planning
59. NYPIRG
60. NYS Audubon Society
61. NYS Consumers’ Union
62. NYS Energy Association (former)
63. NYS Laborers’ Employers Cooperation and Education
64. NYS Weatherization Directors Association
65. Oil Heat Institute of Long Island
66. OWIP, EERE, US Department of Energy
67. Pace Energy and Climate Center
68. Partnership for the Public Good
69. Pratt Center for Community Development
70. Progressive States Network
71. Public Financial Management, Inc.
72. Public Utility Law Project
73. Rockefeller Family Fund
74. SEIU Capital Stewardship
75. SEIU Local 32BJ
76. Sierra Club – Atlantic Chapter
77. Sierra Club/BlueGreen Alliance
78. SRI’s RBC Wealth Management
79. STRIVE
80. Sustainable South Bronx
81. TAG Mechanical
82. Tellus Institute
83. Thomas Shortman Training Center/SEIU Local 32BJ
84. Town of Babylon, NY
85. U.S. Green Building Council New York
86. United Auto Workers/Working Families Party
87. United Neighborhood Houses of New York
88. United Steelworkers District 4
89. University Neighborhood Housing Program
90. UPROSE & New York City Environmental
91. Urban Agenda
92. WE ACT for Environmental Justice
93. WHEDCo
94. WNY Environmental Justice Office
95. WNYCOSH
96. Workforce Development Institute
97. Working Families Party
98. Youth Ministries for Peace & Justice

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