Contact Information Address Nicole Darnall 4400 University Dr, MSN 5F2 3020 David King Hall Fairfax, VA 22030 Voice 703.993.3819 FAX 703.993.1066 Email ndarnall(at)gmu.edu	Nicole Darnall Associate Professor of Corporate Sustainability & Public Policy Ph.D. Public Policy Analysis, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Expertise & Research Sustainable enterprise, environmental policy innovation, stakeholder involvement in environmental governance, voluntary environmental programs Courses Corporate environmental management & policy, business and sustainability, advanced research in sustainable enterprise, environmental policy research in practice, stakeholder involvement in environmental decisionmaking, applied environmental policy analysis   Last revised: May 18, 2009

Nicole Darnall Associate Professor Corporate Sustainability and Public Policy George Mason University Department of Environmental Science and Policy nicole darnall darnal nichol darnall nichol darnell darnel nicole darnell iso 14001 iso 14000 voluntary environmental programs voluntary environmental initiatives voluntary environmental program voluntary environmental initiative vep vei green signal signaling green 33/50 33-50 wastewise wastewi$e mswg multistate working group EMS environmental management system environmental management systems EMSs cleaner and greener cleaner and greener oecd Predicting the Costs of Environmental Management System Adoption: The Role of Capabilities Resources and Ownership Structure Understanding the Relationship between a Facility's Environmental and Financial Performance Why Firms Certify to ISO 14001 An Institutional and Resource-Based View Why Firms Mandate ISO 14001 Motivations for Participating in a Voluntary Environmental Initiative The Multi-state Working Group and EPA's EMS Pilot Program Environmental management systems and green supply chain management Complements for sustainability Understanding the Relationship between a facility's Environmental and Financial Performance An International Comparison of the of the Factors affecting Environmental Strategy and Performance Involving the Public When are Surveys and Stakeholder Interviews Most Effective Stakeholder Involvement in the Design of US Voluntary Environmental Programs Does Sponsorship Matter Environmental Priorities for the District of Columbia A Report to the Summit Fund Environmental regulations, green production offsets and organizations' financial performance Do environmental management systems improve business performance in the international setting Assessing the performance of voluntary environmental programs: does certification matter Adopting proactive environmental practices: the influence of stakeholders and size Sponsorship matters: assessing business participation in government- and industry-sponsored voluntary environmental programs Environmental regulations, green production offsets and organizations’ financial performance Perceived stakeholder influences and organizations’ use of environmental audits Do environmental management systems improve business performance in an international setting Assessing the performance of voluntary environmental programs: does certification matter Environmental management systems and green supply chain management: complements for sustainability Creating a green brand for competitive distinction What the Federal Government Can Do to Encourage Green Production Do voluntary environmental programs improve performance Strategic alliances for environmental protection Addressing global environmental challenges: using information as a novel “local” policy approach Understanding the relationship between a facility's environmental and financial performance