Howard Switzer

Howard Switzer is a Tennessee architect working in eco-friendly building methods and builds energy efficient, healthy, homes and has presented at the International Materials Research Congress. He is a founding member and was co-chair of the Green Party of Tennessee 2002-2003, serving many terms on the Green Party’s National Committee as a delegate from Tennessee, and has run for state office in Tennessee to give the party standing in elections. In 2006 he attended the AMI presentation from Stephen Zarlenga at the Green Party U.S. (GPUS) national meeting in Reading, PA, which confirmed his belief that monetary reform is critical to democracy and funding a transition to a Green Economy. Howard co-founded the “Moving the Money to MainStreet Campaign” adopted by the GPUS in 2007, and has presented on monetary reform at the 2013, 2016 and 2019 Green Party National Meetings. He is currently co-chair of the Banking and Monetary Reform Committee of the GPUS and a GP national delegate advocating monetary reform, as per the Green Party platform which includes the key elements of the AMI/NEED Act proposal, to be a central component of the 2016 GPUS POTUS campaign and is calling for Reviving the American Revolution electorally to reclaim our nations’s economic sovereignty for the democratic governance of the United States. Howard is also a board member of the Alliance For Just Money. He will perform some of his monetary reform songs throughout the conference.