Mary Beth Jordan provides sustainability strategy, management and communications consulting to corporate and non-profit clients. Prior to launching an independent consulting practice, she was senior manager with Homrich Partners for four years where she led client engagements across multiple industries including the apparel, auto and communications sectors. Her work included assessing sustainability risks and opportunities across the value chain, and leading eco-product ideation projects for clients.

Prior to joining Homrich Partners, Mary Beth was manager of corporate citizenship at Mirant, a competitive energy company. She managed the development of Mirant’s annual sustainability report, partnerships with environmental non-governmental organizations, and relationships with social and environmental stock indices. Mary Beth began her environmental career in Washington, D.C. at the American Textile Manufacturers Institute where she covered environmental policy issues for the textile industry. Later, she held positions at Navista, and served as program director of the Global Environmental Management Initiative (GEMI).

Mary Beth holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology, Minor in Environment and Human Values from Trinity College in Hartford, CT. Mary Beth lives in Decatur, Georgia. She chairs the development committee of both the Board of Trustees of Cliff Valley School and The Nature Conservancy of Georgia.