Archive for the 'Consulting' Category

It’s All About The Triple Bottom Line

Saturday, May 24th, 2008

I have spent the last three years of my life working in the growing segment of businesses known as triple-bottom-line companies or social ventures. According to the Skoll Foundation (http://www.skollfoundation.org –a foundation based on the principles that strategic investments can lead to lasting social change) a social entrepreneur is: society’s change agent, a pioneer [...]

Clean Water–Profitable Technology

Monday, June 25th, 2007

I remember a discussion I had with a friend a while ago where he was convinced that if he was ever going to start a business, or invest in a commodity, he would invest in water. “It’s the biggest thing next to energy!” He cheered.
About two weeks ago I had an interesting meeting with [...]

Webdevelopment Outsourcing

Saturday, October 7th, 2006

In my opinion, development costs are some of the scariest expenses of a business that integrates the web. Generally speaking, front end isn’t too bad, but a back-end that allows dyanmic interface and webmastery, not to mention shoppingcart and customer accounts can add up fast…
I was first introduced to offshore outsourcing by John Jonas, [...]

Consult a Consultant… Ask a Salesperson…

Wednesday, March 1st, 2006

I once heard that every sales person is also a consultant. I believe this is absolutely true. Whether selling a product or a service, experience in the industry provides valuable information that can used by someone else.
Today in Atlanta I spoke with Margaret H. Baumann. She is very sharp when it comes [...]