Milla Sunde and Tom Bevan established The Green Children Foundation to support microcredit, education and healthcare. In 2006, The Green Children shot a music video in Bangladesh to celebrate the work of Professor Muhammad Yunus, the father of microcredit and founder of The Grameen Bank.
The Green Children are donating proceeds from fundraising sales and activities to further the positive contribution microcredit is making to poor people around the world.
The World Health Care Congress is co-sponsored by The Wall Street Journal and can be seen at www.worldcongress.com. He is a supporter of microfinance in general and various Grameen related projects in particular. He resides in Concord, Massachusetts with his wife Kathy. They have three adult children Lorens, Nicholas and Kristen.
Board of Directors
Milla Sunde.
Milla Sunde is one half of the musical group The Green Children. Milla is from the coastal town of Alesund, in the west of Norway. Alesund is home to very dramatic nature, which has always acted as a great inspiration for her creativity. From a young age she hoped to channel this creativity in a way that could positively influence the world. After visiting Bangladesh and India to learn more about microcredit, The Green Children were incredibly inspired by the borrowers they met with.Tom Bevan.
Tom Bevan and Milla Sunde met at a music a school in Liverpool which was jointly established by Sir Paul McCartney. After partnering to write a song, the pair have been busy working together ever since. Tom's home is Warwick, a medieval town in central England. Close to the area where Shakespeare grew up and wrote, Warwick is a magical and charming place. Tom and Milla share a great passion for music and humanitarianism. Together they hope to highlight some of the positive solutions that are working to conquer world poverty.The Green Children are donating proceeds from fundraising sales and activities to further the positive contribution microcredit is making to poor people around the world.
Vidar Jorgensen.
Vidar Jorgensen is the Chairman of the World Health Care Congress and majority owner of seven health care industry focused research and conference companies, which in turn own and manage over 300 conferences.The World Health Care Congress is co-sponsored by The Wall Street Journal and can be seen at www.worldcongress.com. He is a supporter of microfinance in general and various Grameen related projects in particular. He resides in Concord, Massachusetts with his wife Kathy. They have three adult children Lorens, Nicholas and Kristen.
