Julia Moulden is a Canadian author, speaker, speechwriter and communications consultant who is based in

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. She has published three books and has written and been featured in several periodicals, newspapers and other media.

Career

Julia Moulden's first book was a bestseller about the emerging ecological trend.
Green is gold
' (HarperBusiness, 1991), the first environmental management guide for business, was published in six countries. In 2007, McGraw-Hill publishe
''We Are the New Radicals: A Manifesto for Reinventing Yourself and Saving the World''
of which Moulden is the sole author. The book relates the story of the movement of baby boomers who aren't interested in traditional retirement, but are eager to do 'good works' instead. The book has been translated into three languages.
''Ripe''
is Moulden's latest project and was published in March 2011. Moulden has written for a variety of publications, including ''

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'' Moulden has appeared as a featured speaker a
Salon Voltaire
and is a regular contributor to the

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. She has been published in the

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and

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References

External links

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