Jeremiah Rosenthal with Green Bin Dorie Morales with Green Living Magazine and Cameron Jarman with Keep Nature Wild E5
Green Bin rents eco-friendly moving boxes for local home and office moves. Renting bins costs less than buying cardboard boxes and delivery and pick-up is included Valleywide. No assembly or tape is required. Green bins are reused 400+ times before being recycled, reducing the environmental impact of local moves.
Every moving box rental package includes 100% recycled packing paper, four-wheel dolly and labels. And a portion of every sale is donated to the Arizona Sustainability Alliance who uses the funds to plant trees in low-income communities within the Valley.
Passion for solving problems is Jeremiah Rosenthal’s driving force. This drive is what prompted him to start Green Bin. Prior to launching Green Bin in January Jeremiah was working in start-ups and in customer success roles in Arizona and California.
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Green Living magazine is the premier Arizona eco-conscious lifestyle magazine centered on your daily life and the way you express yourself as you live, work, and play green. We offer the latest in products, fashion, wellness, and home while enlivening you to make a difference in our environment. 
Our content is modern and has a wide-spread reach. Green Living magazine is designed to empower you with new ideas and inspirations using nature’s resources to lead you to a more sustainable you.
Dorie Morales is an experienced Principal with a demonstrated history of working in the publishing industry.
She is a strong education professional skilled in negotiation, sales, sustainable business, and team building with a passion for the environment.
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At Keep Nature Wild, we physically pick up one pound of trash for every product sold. Since 2016, we’ve enlisted tens of thousands of volunteers to help keep this promise and our collective goal is to remove 1,000,000 lbs. of trash by 2023.
Cameron Jarman is a fourth-generation Arizonan, a true desert/forest hybrid from both Tempe and Pinetop. He graduated from Brigham Young University-Idaho, with a major in Business and Finance.
Cameron hikes, he kayaks, he fishes, he hunts birds, and he plays ping pong. A bucket list item of his soon to be crossed off is to participate in a multiple-day, guided rafting trip down the Grand Canyon. 
He has two dogs, Ruby and Rosie, and if he could do one thing other than Keep Nature Wild, it would be to adopt puppies, train them, and give them to good families.
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About Arizona Good Business Radio
What is good business? What are local businesses doing to build a better Arizona?
Join Arizona Good Business Radio to hear from local companies who are:
- Centering purpose at the forefront of business
- Creating social well-being for the community
- Prioritizing sustainability and positive environmental practices
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Arizona Good Business Radio features local business leaders that are redefining what it means to do good business.
About Your Host
Thomas Barr is the Executive Director for Local First Arizona, the largest coalition of local businesses in North America. He advocates for a strong local business community that contributes to building vibrancy, equity, and prosperity across the state. A proud Arizona native and graduate of Arizona State University,Thomas leads the business coalition of Local First Arizona by advocating for the economic and cultural benefits provided by building strong local economies.
Thomas steers the strategic direction of LFA’s major programs and initiatives as well as the engagement of over 3000 businesses across Arizona. As Executive Director, Thomas guides a team of statewide senior directors overseeing the execution of LFA’s communication strategy, major initiatives and key partnerships, as well as the collaboration of over 30 staff implementing work in entrepreneurship programs, small business advocacy, local food initiatives, sustainability, urban development and community building. He frequently speaks to groups locally and nationally, presenting the impact of Local First Arizona and the importance of local economy work in building prosperity.
Outside of Local First Arizona, Thomas has participated in volunteering his time to many causes and organizations throughout the Valley including Young Nonprofit Professionals – Phoenix, Equality Arizona, Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits, Arizona Commission on the Arts, Heritage Square Foundation and Phoenix Legal Action Network. Additionally, Thomas is a 2018 Phoenix Magazine 40 Under 40 honoree, alumni of Arizona Leading for Change, and current participant in Valley Leadership Institute’s 40th cohort.
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Local First AZ
Local First Arizona is a nonprofit organization that celebrates independent, locally owned businesses. We support, promote and advocate for a strong local business community and raise public awareness of the economic and cultural benefits provided by strong local economies. Local businesses contribute to a sustainable economy for Arizona and build vibrant communities we’re all proud to call home.
