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Michael Richter
Mr. Richter, a lifelong environmentalist, currently serves in a number of positions promoting the sustainable use of natural resources including the Board of Directors for Riverkeeper, a leading environmental NGO organized by Robert Kennedy Jr., the Board of Trustees for the Adirondack Nature Conservancy/ Adirondack Land Trust, as well as a member of the National Advisory Council for the Sierra Club. He recently began collaboration with the Natural Resources Defense Council in their efforts to bring best ecological practices to the sports industry, and is a frequent speaker at environmental events. Prior to joining ECP, he enjoyed a successful 15 year career with the New York Rangers where he was a three time NHL All-Star and in 1994 led the New York Rangers to their first Stanley Cup Championship in 54 years. Mr. Richter also represented the United States on numerous international competitions including three Olympic teams, earning World Cup gold in 1996 and an Olympic Silver Medal in 2002. While with the Rangers, Mr. Richter set numerous single season and career records and, in 2004, his jersey became only the third retired by the Rangers at Madison Square Garden. After retiring, Mr. Richter enrolled in Yale University and received his degree in Ethics, Politics, and Economics with a concentration in Environmental Policy. Return to www.acg3state.org |