Anne Robertson
- Anne Robertson has concentrated her energy for 25 years on the effect that toxic chemicals have on human health, especially the health of our children. Chronic illness and emotional distress among our nation’s youth have increased at an alarming rate during the past 20 years due to such exposure. It is this concern that has led Anne on a journey of discovery and why she has committed her time, resources and talents to unite a coalition of concerned individuals, organizations, businesses and communities to come together for the sake of our children’s future.
- She is a dedicated advocate of environmentally conscious organizations and serves on the Board of several national environmental health organizations, including Healthy Child Healthy World and Mt. Sinai’s Children’s Environmental Health Center. She has also served on the Board or Advisory Board of several other non-profits including Texas Campaign for the Environment, Clean Production Action, the Sustainable Food Center, HealthCode and the Arkansas Fashion Council.
- Anne is the great-granddaughter of Richard S. Reynolds, the founder of The Reynolds Metals Corporation and the great, great-grand niece of RJ Reynolds Tobacco. This upbringing has provided a very unique perspective on the power big business can yield in the marketplace. While there are many fantastic examples of corporations being good stewards, she has discovered there is a dark side to companies that operate with impunity toward the health and well-being of the planet and she is dedicated to finding a new and better way for business to operate by building innovative collaborations.