Seattle Management Consultant Terry Corbell
President Obama is scheduled to attend the United Nations’ Climate Change Conference this month in Copenhagen, Denmark. His objective is to reduce global-warming pollution, which Seattle business consultant Terry Corbell agrees is notable.
However, legislation in Congress that would cap greenhouse gas emissions and allow trading for emission rights would damage the economic climate, writes Seattle business consultant Terry Corbell (http://www.bizcoachinfo.com), who also raises the specter of more Wall Street fraud.
“In addition to the questionable benefits of the proposal passed by the House and delayed by the Senate, there are some unanswered questions,” writes Seattle management consultant Terry Corbell. “Two Congressmen reveal that a climate fraud case holds secrets that need we need to uncover after all the chicanery on Wall Street.”
He says on its surface, the government premise to reduce greenhouse-causing carbon dioxide emissions looks like a promising idea.
“It has passed the House and is mired in the Senate,” writes Mr. Corbell. “Admittedly, America consumes about 21 billion barrels of oil daily – more than half is purchased from abroad – many of the nations are not considered loyal allies. Therefore, the environment would benefit from our using renewable, cleaner energy, which means it is a desirable idea.”
However, he writes it’s clear that a cap-and-trade system would increase prices to the end user – Americans already suffering to the brink in this downturn. The cost to business and consumers would be astronomical.
His full analysis: http://www.bizcoachinfo.com/
Mr. Corbell’s expertise is why the New York Times featured him twice. First, columnist Brent Bowers profiled him ("Been There... Done That... Here's How - New York Times"). Mr. Bowers also asked him to take questions from the newspaper’s readers. It resulted in an avalanche of readers seeking Mr. Corbell’s business counsel ("Advice on Taking an Entrepreneurial Leap - New York Times").
In addition to his Web site, The Biz Coach is also published on the Money News page at Seattle's CBS-TV affiliate, KIRO. KIRO is the "2009 National Edward R. Murrow Award Winner for Overall Excellence."
Mr. Corbell has written about 500 business-coaching columns since 2001 for several media Web sites.
Mr. Corbell has provided confidential business solutions and best-management practices for Seattle-area companies ranging from high-tech to professional service firms, and for the public sector since 1992 (http://www.bizcoachinfo.com/
As managing member of CMS Associates LLC, he is developer of The CMS Approach – strategic proprietary systems and best-practices management.
Mr. Corbell is writing a book tentatively entitled, “How to Watch Your Back in the Jungle – Avoiding Business Predators.”
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