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Features: Real-time availability Find the right location Easy to do business. We have office space and more to suit all budgets, in every city of the world. According to a company press release , the new station would embody, "the spirit of Fox's 'fair and balanced' approach," augmenting Beck's show with a program hosted by Fox News' favorite liberal, Alan Colmes. Likely due to an extreme shakeup at legendary Bay Area talk radio staple KGO , Clear Channel decided to keep Green in a place where people could actually listen to it , but made a number of significant changes to the station's very DNA.

While Miller's Los Angeles-broadcast show remains on the air, albeit in the less desirable 7pm to 10pm time slot, the station is making a concerted effort to shed its forcefully left-wing image. Gone is the "green" label although there are still some vestiges of it on the station's re-branded website. Similarly, Tom Hartman's show has moved from its late morning time slot to the midnight graveyard shift. Both San Francisco Bay Guardian publisher Bruce Brugman and lefty talk radio host Mike Malloy , whose show on the network was moved even further into middle of the night then Hartman's, noted that Clear Channel was purchased by Bain Capital, a Boston-based private equity firm founded by Mitt Romney, in a leveraged buyout.

Brugman and Malloy speculated that Green 's reshuffling could be part of a concerted effort to remove progressive voices from the airwaves in the months preceding Romney receiving the Republican nomination, something that beltway insiders feel is all but assured.

Historically, the station exclusively played easy listening music for decades until it switched over to a talk format--primarily featuring programming from the short-lived liberal Air America radio network--in So, how do companies get rated? You can find more information at www. There are some costs associated with obtaining third party verification of the data companies provide.

This has been developed as a business to business or business to government standard. The group imagines that companies with long supply chains will begin to use this standard, much as ISO or ISO standards are used in some industries to verify standards between business partners.

A registry and verification logo will be available to companies achieving the standards. Here is one more tool to help sustainably-minded companies get that much closer to meaningful transparency and accountability. GreenBiz website: www.

Cynthia was also on a panel at the California Cleantech Innovation Conference held in Oakland on November , which the firm sponsored.

And on the heels of his recent trip to Korea, Dick presented at the conference discussing issues cleantech companies should consider when looking to expand in global markets. DBL Investors is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm with a double bottom line investment strategy. They focus on companies that value their communities and the environment, in addition to favorable profits. What kind of companies are in their portfolio?

Cynthia and Dick discuss the types of companies that appeal to DBL. They find themselves working with companies in almost a proprietary manner to develop social, environmental, and economic benefit in communities in which the companies operate. Portfolio companies are generally looking to transform neighborhoods and communities.

Of course, DBL is an investment firm, so financials and returns are measured as one might expect. But beyond that, twice a year DBL also issues a report to their investors on a number of qualitative and quantitative metrics that they employ to analyze the portfolio on factors such as the number of jobs created in low- to moderate-income areas, employee diversity and opportunity, and green initiatives.

The conversation explores the topic of international growth for cleantech companies. Dick and Cynthia discuss issues related to when companies should start to consider the foreign market opportunities, as well as hurdles, including foreign certifications and entity ownership and partnership requirements imposed in some jurisdictions.

Many countries such as China and Korea require the company to form a joint venture with a party in that country, raising possible complications to protecting intellectual property, among other challenges. Take a listen and then drop us a line with your thoughts on impact investing and the market for cleantech innovation in the current economy. Yes, blue is the new green. In Episode 38 of The Wendel Forum originally aired on Green AM radio on October 29, , show host Bill Acevedo talks with Michael Stewart, one of the founders of Sustainable Surf , which is a c 3 that works to improve the adoption of sustainability in the surfing industry.

From their website: Sustainable Surf works with key players within the surfing industry to dramatically improve the environmental performance of their products and services. In parallel, Sustainable Surf engages surfing consumers with innovative campaigns around sustainable surfing products, and educates surfers about the lifestyle choices that can further lower their impacts on the ocean environment.

Surfboards are an obvious place to start. Historically they were made from wood products, but over the years petroleum based materials became the norm.

And then there are the waste and end-of-life issues for all that gear. Michael and Bill discuss these issues and the major initiatives that Sustainable Surf has embraced to help the industry become more green and to reduce the impact to our coastlines caused by those who enjoy the sport.

You may also want to participate in the beach clean up program going on Saturday, November 5, from a. Claremont Creek Ventures is a venture capital firm investing in early stage information technology companies. According to Randy, the investment climate is actually seeing some positive moves, despite what you read in the papers. And Northern California is a great place to be in this sector.

While the early part of the year saw increased IPO activity, the overall venture capital investment climate is stronger now than it has been in the past couple of years. Donald and Randy discuss the impact of the research and development funded by U. Berkeley and local labs. Historically, these types of institutions have not been as nimble as some of the private schools and institutions when it comes to licensing the technology they develop. Further, Randy shares his view on the market shift in the types of deals being done.

Previously bigger amounts of money went to fewer projects. More recently the trend has move toward smaller deals that look like early stage software technology deals. The models of lean investing that have been previously used in the technology industry are becoming more popular in cleantech.

Deisgn, develop and deploy runs parallel to programs for customer engagement to speed the time to market and ensure a strong company launch. While these tactics have been used for consumer internet companies for a number of years, other industries including cleantech and healthcare are adopting the tactics.

The two wrap up with a brief discussion of the common pitfalls that Randy has seen with early stage companies when they neglect some fundamental legal issues in their early development. So often, young companies start out with a couple of friends and a handshake.

That may be a fine way to start out, but ignoring issues regarding how the company will be structured and who owns what rights to innovation can lead to problems down the line. Randy suggests:. Randy will be a panelist at the Energy Efficiency session.

Go to the conference website for more information or to register. Grow-California brings all the influencers together at one Clean-Tech Conference. Donald Simon website bio: www.

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