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Global Warming Executive
Predictions
Paperback: 5.5x8.5 (88 pages)
ISBN: Paperback: 1600050875
eBook: 1600050883
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Summary
Global
Warming Executive Predictions
Global Warming use to be an
interesting academic discussion
that was only talked about
amongst the environmental
activists. That is no longer
the case. The topic of Global
Warming is a household discussion.
The impact of this phenomenon
is far reaching. It impacts
our business, our domestic
politics and international
relations. Global Warming
will have an impact in every
area of our lives. This book
collects the opinions of today’s
thought leaders on the subject.
How will this phenomenon affect
you and your business? Read
what the experts have to say.
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Other contributors
include:
- Peter
Ostrow, President
and CEO, Technical
Communities, Inc.
- Peter
Paul Roosen, Author,
‘Overcoming
Inventoritis: The
Silent Killer of
Innovation’
(Publisher: HappyAbout)
- Phil
Hood, Principal,
Transcend Strategy
Group
- Phillip
Howells, Self-Employed
Prasad Kaipa, Ph.
D., CEO Advisor
and Coach
- Ralph
Marx, CEO, Advocate
Systems, Inc
- Richard
Simoni, Partner,
Asset Management
Company
- Rob
Ingersoll, Contributor
to Foolosophy (Publisher:
HappyAbout
- Rohit
Talwar, CEO, Fast
Future
- Ross
Sedgewick, Director,
Global Product Marketing,
Siemens Enterprise
Communication
- Sam
Gill, Co-Author,
‘Climbing
the Ladder of Business
Intelligence’
(Publisher: HappyAbout
- Sheridan
Tatsuno, Principal,
Dreamscape Global
- Stewart
L. Levine, Esq.,
Co-Author, ‘Collaboration
2.0’ (Publisher:
HappyAbout
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Global Warming
Executive
Predictions
by Mitchell Levy & Jitendra
Mudhol
Predictions
from "Global Warming Executive
Predictions"
"It
is real, it is here, and there is
not a lot we can do about it other
than trying to save energy, make
more efficient use of it, and try
to convince India and China to cap
their energy consumption. Build
more nuclear reactors, but that
is politically not opportune."
Axel Kloth, CTO, Parimics
"Global
warming is real and with the expansion
of industry in China and the rest
of Asia we will really push the
healthy limits of the world in the
next five years."
Dennis, Former CEO, Okidata
Corporation
"This
is a real danger – there is
no body of hard scientific fact
to contradict the concerns coming
from the climate scientists. Can
we afford to ignore and risk the
planet for future generations?"
Rohit Talwar, CEO, Fast
Future
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Contributors
Include:
- Anant
L. Kulkarni, Managing Partner,
I2M Pvt (India) Ltd
- Anyck
Turgeon, Chief of Market Strategy
& Security at Crossroads
Systems
- Axel
Kloth, CTO, Parimics
- Barbara
L. Harley, Author, ‘International
Business Incubation for Global
Trade’ (to be released
Winter 2008)
- Bobby
Jadhav, CTO, Siterra
- Brad
Peppard, Partner, MarketingBank
- Brock
Hinzmann, Technology Navigator,
SRI Consulting Business Intelligence
- Bryan
D. Stolle, Partner | MDV -
Mohr, Davidow Ventures
- Buddy
Arnheim, Partner/Member of
Firm’s Executive Committee,
Perkins Coie LLP
- Catherine
Kitcho, The Launch Doctor,
author of ‘Happy About
Being a Baby Boomer: Facing
Our Newfound Longevity’
(Publisher: HappyAbout)
- Claes
Gustafsson, VP Sales &
Marketing, DNA2.0
- Dave
Nielsen, Director, ISV &
Developer Program, Strike
Iron
- Deepika
Bajaj, Founder and CEO, Invincibelle
- Dennis,
Former CEO, Okidata Corporation
- Eddy
Coenye, CEO, Nubiquity
- Frank
Slootman, President &
CEO, Data Domain, Inc.
- Fred
Sibayan, CEO/Chairman, Vortex
Intellectual Property Exchange,
Corporation
- Gemma
Lim, Co-Author, ‘Apartment
Management’ (Publisher:
HappyAbout)
- George
L. Roman, Senior Enterprise
Consultant, Rockville, MD
- Ian
Browde, Global Village Idiot
and Social Technologist
- Jean
Paul Jacob, IBM Research Emeritus
and Visiting Scholar at U.C.
Berkeley
- Jim
O'Toole, Daniels Distinguished
Professor of Business Ethics,
Daniels College of Business,
University of Denver
- Jim
Sterne, Chairman, http://www.WebAnalyticsAssociation.org
- Jon
William Toigo, CEO, Toigo
Partners International
- Kurt
Doelling, Vice President Supply
Management, Sun Microsystems,
Inc.
- Lee
Slaughter, Director, LWS Communications
Limited
- Mahmood
A. Khan, Hewlett Packard Services,
Business Strategy and Implementation,
Application Outsourcing and
EAS Practice Principal
- Mark
Moore, CEO, Omni Agri Resources
LLC
- Mark
Rabkin, CEO, Closet Factory
of Silicon Valley
- Matthew
Roche, CEO, Offermatica
- Michael
Britti, CEO, TU Rental Screening
Solutions
- Michael
Drapkin, CEO, Drapkin Technology
Corp
- Miguel
Terrizzano, CEO, Pierpont.com
- Mike
Heintz, President, University
Electric
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| About
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Mitchell Levy
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Mitchell
Levy is Director of the innovative
Silicon Valley Executive Business
Program and the Chairman and
partner of CEOnetworking. Mr.
Levy is also President and CEO
of ECnow.com, a Management Consulting
firm helping company's grow
with strategic consulting and
targeted business education,
author
of the books E-Volve-or-Die.com,
Happy
About Outsourcing,
and Happy About Knowing
What to Expect in 2005,
2006, 2007 & 2008
creator of the Value
Framework®, and
on the board of directors of
Rainmaker Systems (NASDAQ: RMKR).
He is the former Chair of comdex.biz
at Comdex Fall
and was at Sun Microsystems
for 9 years, during the last
four of which he managed the
e-commerce component of Sun's
$3.5 billion supply chain. He
is a popular speaker, lecturing
on business and management issues
throughout the U.S. and around
the world.
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Jitendra
S. Mudhol |
Jitendra
S. Mudhol is the Co-Executive
Editor of the Happy About Entrepreneurship
and Telecom series. He is an Entrepreneur
and a Consultant, having worked in
different countries and cultures for
over fifteen years. He co-founded
Infonics Software (sold later) and
is now involved with two Silicon Valley
startups in stealth mode. He advises
companies (including Siemens, IBM,
Toshiba and Fujitsu) in the area of
embedded software systems.
Fascinated
by innovation and creativity, he is
working with Professor Michael Ray
of Stanford University on “Creativity
in Business” workshops. Into
yoga and meditation, he believes in
holistic and continuous self-improvement
towards a higher goal. He has previously
published with IEEE Software and other
publication.
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