Pete Blackshaw's book "Satisfied Customers Tell Three Friends. Angry Customers Tell 3,000" is particularly relevant to green business entrepreneurs. And the Ecopreneurist bloggers have helpful tips for improving customer service and customer advocacy.

If you follow the census figures, which up to this point, those in the green field may not have done since green consumers tend to be bound by beliefs rather than income, age or education, you may not be aware of the dramatic changes taking place.

video on green business programs

On Saturday, May 3, 2008, American Indian tribes and salmon fisherman failed to gain a private audience with Buffett and were ignored at the Berkshire Hathaway Inc. meeting in Omaha, Nebraska. Protesters shouted, "Un-dam the Klamath! Bring the salmon home

Green apparel, previously the purview of high end shoppers and new mothers has entered the mainstream, driven by demand by eco conscience young consumers

Revolution Foods took on a big challenge: providing affordable, healthy food for school children and touts its small beginning as key to taking on an enormous mission--to revolutionize how U.S. kids are fed.

In life, as in business, it's important to have role models. Having people to look up to and guide you along in your career is one key to success.

Some great career advice, whether you're interested in working in the green sector, or otherwise.

From the article: "Sustainability Victoria, in partnership with ICLEI/Local Governments for Sustainability Oceania, has been encouraging developers to work in accordance with the ICLEI's Triple Bottom Line (TBL) Capacity Building Program."

Each meeting I've had with people at Wal-Mart has challenged me: there's still that activist in me that wants to shout about past and current issues, and he competes with a more pragmatic business thinker who wants to praise the company for its efforts.