Bio
I’m a, “cross-discipline creative and serial entrepreneur, promoting green business and sustainable solutions, and the implementation of new efficiencies through better practices to drive perpetual revenues.”
We are practicing death as a way of life. The very future of civilization is unclear. That’s because the economy of man is at odds with the economy of nature – but they are not fundamentally incompatible. Viewing both economies through a perpetual lens can bring them into alignment.
Lentz Group Global (LGG), helps corporate, campus and enterprise to integrate The Practice of Perpetuity™ in their vision: business can make the necessary changes to solve nearly all our problems, but business will consistently commit to those changes only when they can view them through the lens of profit. Profitable sustainability is perpetual motion.
I’m now writing a short title on these principles, “A Brief History of Everything Green.” The intention of this book is to clarify what green means, to answer questions such as, “what are the hierarchies of green?” and to explain systems that will move civilization beyond sustainability.
A current project, the GreenHouse Gas Bible™, is the guide to measuring, monitoring and reporting in a carbon-constrained future. Enterprise level systems riding Beyond Green IT™, are the neural network crucial to our evolution towards a sustainable information civilization. This book is directed at a freshly-minted Chief Sustainability Officer who needs to know the drivers, tools, and benefits that are available to his company through full commitment and participation in sustainability – if approached as a Practice of Perpetuity™.
My background spans the gamut from ancient and modern languages; literature and fine arts; to business development and finance. I’ve taught at the college level and on the national seminar circuit. I’ve about 6 books in print now - 3 in a dozen languages.