Background
Greene, Michael James was born on July 4, 1944 in Louisville. Son of Patrick Sarsfield and Laura (Carson) Greene.
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Michael James Greene
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Michael James Greene, American Agricultural executive. Recipient Leader fellowship Kellogg Foundation, Resources for the Future, District of Columbia, 1990, Secretary award for Outstanding Contribution to the Environment, Resources and Environmental Protection, Frankfort, 1982. President Land and Nature Trust of The Bluegrass, Center Kentucky, 1985; treasurer Kentucky Conservation Committee, 1984. With United States Army, 1968-1971, Vietnam.
Education
Bachelor of Science, U. Louisville, 1971; Master of Science, U. Louisville, 1974.
Career
Research analyst, Kentucky Department Health, Frankfort, 1972-1973; research associate, Council State Govts., Lexington, Kentucky, 1973-1975, 85-87; planning director, Jessamine County Planning Commission, Nicholasville, Kentucky, 1976-1978; private practice in economics development, Kentucky, 1978-1981; research associate, College of Agriculture, U. Kentucky, Lexington, 1979-1981; principal, Kentucky Research and Superior vena cava syndrome, Inc., Lexington, 1981-1986; international trade consultant, Southern Legislation Conference, Atlanta, 1987-1988; executive director, Kentucky Agricultural Development Foundation, Lexington, 1988-1990.
Achievements
Membership
President Land and Nature Trust of The Bluegrass, Center Kentucky, 1985. Treasurer Kentucky Conservation Committee, 1984. With United States Army, 1968-1971, Vietnam.
Connections
Married Elizabeth Crews Hobson, February 13, 1969 (divorced 1981). Married Nileen Marie Martin, January 31, 1989.
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Political Party
Democrat
Awards
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Recipient Leader fellowship Kellogg Foundation, Resources for the Future, District of Columbia, 1990, Secretary award for Outstanding Contribution to the Environment, Resources and Environmental Protection, Frankfort, 1982.Recipient Leader fellowship Kellogg Foundation, Resources for the Future, District of Columbia, 1990, Secretary award for Outstanding Contribution to the Environment, Resources and Environmental Protection, Frankfort, 1982.