B. O. Wong
An entrepreneurial finance professional who writes about finance, entrepreneurship, sustainability, the built environment, and communities.
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What Are the Incentives to Make Your Existing Building Greener?A lot of new buildings are built greener, but what about older buildings? Are we incentivised to eco-refurbish our existing buildings? Yes! But we could do more.
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An Introduction to Social ResponsiblityThere is no internationally recognised standard definition for social responsiblity, but it is hugely important and relevant. Here's an introduction to social responsibility (SR) and corporate social responsiblity (CSR).
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Thermal Comfort in Office Spaces: The Thermostat Tug-Of-WarSix factors influence thermal comfort - air temperature, radiant temperature, air velocity, humidity, clothing insulation and metabolic heat. Stop playing tug-of-war with only the thermostat. Here's an introduction to thermal comfort.
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How to Talk to StrangersAre you shy? Are you reluctant to talk to people you don't know? Do you need to network more to grow your business? Firstly, start with these easy tips for talking to strangers. Useful conversation starters and openers...
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3 Great 20-minute Talks that Could Change How You Look at ThingsThe TED Conference is about ideas worth spreading and these three talks are indeed worth spreading. Engaging, entertaining, and provocative, these 3 talks could change how you look at things.
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5 Real Estate Trends for the FutureChanges in the economy, technology, businesses, and perspectives will dramatically change how real estate is used and occupied. Here are five real estate trends.
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The Difference Between Employees and EntrepreneursWhat differentiates financially successful people from those that are always working but hardly accumulating any wealth? This article helps you look at the working world in a different way and may help you take the first step towards entrepreneurship.