Seattle Biz Coach Terry Corbell
U.S. Senate spending – more than seven times higher than the rate of inflation – combined with a new cap-and-trade bill are huge red flags, according to Seattle management consultant Terry Corbell (http://www.bizcoachinfo.com).
“In fact, the new bills – heavy spending and cap-and-trade – threaten the economic liberty of businesspeople and their ability to create jobs in this economic downturn,” says Mr. Corbell, the longtime business consultant and media columnist about government.
“Reasonable people agree going green is healthy for all stakeholders,”
He is equally concerned about the new spending.
“The U.S. Senate just passed a massive $1 trillion-plus measure with more than 5,000 pet-project earmarks will raise the national debt by $1.8 trillion,” explains the Seattle management consultant.”
For his full report, see: http://www.bizcoachinfo.com/
With more than 30 years experience, the profit professional and business-performance consultant has provided confidential full-service business solutions for Seattle-area companies ranging from high-tech to professional service firms, and for the public sector since 1992.
His management services range from strategic analysis and planning to marketing, human resources training and mentoring.
Especially timely in this economic downturn, Mr. Corbell provides a nine-point financial turnaround program, on a pay-for-performance basis, for a small retainer and just one percent of the net-profit increase.
In addition to his Web site, The Biz Coach is also published on the Money News page at KIRO is the "2009 National Edward R. Murrow Award Winner for Overall Excellence."
New York Times columnist Brent Bowers featured him twice. First, the New York Times columnist profiled him. Then, for a second issue, Mr. Bowers asked him to take questions from the newspaper’s readers. It resulted in an avalanche of readers seeking Mr. Corbell’s business advice.
He is also an entertaining public speaker who engages his audience. His seminars are highly interactive, informative and fun. Each person in the audience feels Mr. Corbell is talking with them, not at them.
To connect with him: http://www.linkedin.com/
