Show Me The Money: The 9Ps to Profit! Is for you if you are a business owner with the following challenges: • Reduced profits - lost sales or major clients • Increased costs - operational cost increases and inability to manage or address • Market Position - decline of market share due to reductions in advertising and sales efforts • Management - productivity down due to over taxed management and line staff If any of these situations apply, and you have the desire to remain in business - “Show Me The Money: The 9Ps To Profit” is a must read treatise detailing specific strategies to rescue and recast the financial future of your firm.

The ultimate step by step guide to making money by somebody who has done it. Why did you go into business in the first place? Did you accidentally just buy yourself a J O B? Mary Philippou is one of the best business strategic minds in the entrepreneurial space today. With her business experience now covering over 30 years including raising a family while having a life of balance, dancing and fun. With her knowledge, skills and expertise in sales, communication, people, networks, negotiation, she now turns her attention to helping others achieve financial success in their product based business. She wants to show women how to enjoy family life and claim the freedom that a business should deliver, while making money and for that to stop being a dirty word once and for all. Mary aims to make women love SALES, love making MONEY while enjoying the PROFIT and all that brings to life - FREEDOM, LIFESTYLE and PEACE OF MIND. This book covers THE NUMBERS, SELLING FROM THE HEART, CREATIVITY, MONEY MINDSET, GOALS, PLANNING, BALANCE and much more. All wrapped around her mantra of PASSION, PEOPLE, PERSEVERANCE, being PROACTIVE and POSITIONING YOURSELF as the Expert in your Field of Excellence. Join Mary while she SHOWS you the MONEY. Perfect for those SCREAMING for PROFIT, who have run out of excuses, who have run out of time and whom failure is simply not an option.

You've got the 401k, the back porch overlooking a pond stocked with bass, the grandkids, the wife, sunrises and sunsets, so what do you do now? The only constant you need worry about is time. No more eight am meetings, traffic gridlock, stained white shirts from leaky pens, spam emails, and cute greeting cards reminding you that you're a year older. You sit on the back porch with your wife of forty years sippin' on Starbucks dark roasted Columbia blend as the sun casts an orange hue over the pond rippling with large-mouth bass enjoying the morning cool air in the Sandia Mountains. Route 66 and Albuquerque can be seen in the distance as the purple shadows grow shorter and the morning dew evaporates from the Yaupon on your five-acre spread.

Based on his acclaimed "2- Day Film School", Dov S-S Simens serves up a flawless and detailed blueprint for creating successful independent films. With his signature in-your-face, no-holds-barred advice, the Godfather of Independent Film teaches readers everything they need to know to create full-length feature films. From screenwriting ("There are two types of scripts: It's great or it sucks!") to distribution ("Who are the whores of Hollywood?"), Simens provides encyclopedic, precise, and creative instruction for making a vision a reality. By the end of the book, readers will know exactly what to do to make their films.

This volume provides cutting-edge interdisciplinary analysis of the synergies between foreign investment and environmental protection by leading scholars and practitioners.

Part memoir, part cultural criticism, this fast-paced ride through the postmodern landscape of American popular culture explores how our responses to headline events and popular films help script the ways in which we imagine ourselves and the world around us.

Environmental harm is commonly associated with companies that extract, consume, and pollute our shared natural resources. Rarely are the 'unseen polluters,' the financiers that sponsor and profit from eco-damaging corporations, placed at the forefront of the environmental debate. By focusing on these unseen polluters, Benjamin Richardson provides a comprehensive examination of socially responsible investment (SRI), and offers a guide to possible reform. Richardson proposes that greater regulatory supervision of SRI will help ensure that the financial sector prioritizes ethically-based investments. In Socially Responsible Investment Law, he suggests that new governmental reforms should encourage companies to participate in socially responsible investments by providing a better mix of standards and incentives for SRI through measures that include redefining the fiduciary responsibilities of institutional investors to incorporate environmental concerns. By doing so, Richardson posits that corporate financiers, including banks, hedge funds, and pension plans, will become more accountable to the goals of ensuring sustainable development.