I sat in on a webinar recently where the U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica spoke at length about the amazing opportunities for US clean-tech companies to exploit.  Given how gorgeous Costa Rica is and their ongoing strides to create an eco-tourism economy, why the hell not?! It is the perfect spot for expansion, plus a great employee perk. 

Kidding/vacation fun aside, the country is attempting to make itself investment friendly and currently has a lot of backing...

I sat in on a webinar recently where the U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica spoke at length about the amazing opportunities for US clean-tech companies to exploit.  Given how gorgeous Costa Rica is and their ongoing strides to create an eco-tourism economy, why the hell not?! It is the perfect spot for expansion, plus a great employee perk. 

Kidding/vacation fun aside, the country is attempting to make itself investment friendly and currently has a lot of backing...

I sat in on a webinar recently where the U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica spoke at length about the amazing opportunities for US clean-tech companies to exploit.  Given how gorgeous Costa Rica is and their ongoing strides to create an eco-tourism economy, why the hell not?! It is the perfect spot for expansion, plus a great employee perk. 

Kidding/vacation fun aside, the country is attempting to make itself investment friendly and currently has a lot of backing...

We left off last month at Enforcement.  The best part!  So if the green guides when applied can be pretty stringent and since we can probably agree that most companies, whether or not unwittingly, violate the standards, then why don’t we have FTC actions coming out our ears?!

The Green Guides were implemented in 1992, but only 45 complaints have been brought under the guides since their inception.  During the Bush Administration, not a single environmental marketing...