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Investing With a Conscience

By John on April 4, 2011 | Category: Blog | Tags: 75234, accelerator, adbongo, advertising, america, best, cause business incubator, cause marketing, corporate social responsibilty, dallas, entreprenuer ecosystem, environmental, esg, evolution, exxon valdez, financial planning, global warming, green practices, magic, mitch fine, morgan stanley smith barney, negative correlation assets, ninja, organic business development, people, planet, pollution, portfolios, profit, recommended, socially responsible investing, south africa, sustainable business plan, sustainable investing, texas, top, triple bottom line, triple p | 1 Comment

By Mitchell Fine

Mitch Fine is a Financial Planning Associate with Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, specializing in
sustainable investing. His practice includes advising clients with the development of their overall
financial strategy, investment asset allocation, retirement and income strategies, and estate and
charitable planning. He is a Certified Life Coach and has years of experience working with others
to help them achieve their goals. Mitch lives in Plano with his wife, Diana, and their son, Jacob.
The Fines are active in their community, working with their temple and socially-responsible
organizations. Read more …

Vlog 1, How to brand your Cause

By John on May 25, 2010 | Category: Blog,vlog | Tags: 75234, adbongo, advertising, anti-advertising, asoct, austin, business consulting firms, business development, business development advisor, business development leadership, business development manager, business development resume, business development services, business development strategy, business plan consulting, cause marketing, dallas, dallas advertising, dallas business, green consulting, lightsaber, monster pr, ninja, organic advertising, organic business consulting, organic business development, small business development program, the universal process | No Comments

Episode 1:

“The Universal Process,” an Intro to Organic Business Development

Organic business consultant and pioneer of the new economy, John Bushe’, describes the universal process used by ad agencies throughout the world to brand all the big household names in existence. Though extremely simplistic, this high-tier marketing approach is relatively unknown to budding entrepreneurs who spend many years of trial and error learning the hard way. Read more …

John Bush, On DEMAND CMO

By John on May 23, 2010 | Category: Team | Tags: 75234, accelerator, adbongo, advertisement agencies, advertising, anti-advertising, branding, business consulting dallas, business consulting firms, business development, business development advisor, business development leadership, business development manager, business development services, business development strategy, business incubator, cause business incubator, cause specialist, change management officer, clean economy, CMO dallas, consulting, corporate social responsibility, dallas business consulting, dallas business idea, dallas pr, esu, executive firms, green business, john bush, light worker, marketing, new economy, ninja, organic business consultant, paradigm shifting, pioneer, resource recovery park, social entreprenuer, sustainable business practices, sustainable development, zero waste | 2 Comments

In 2006, after years of planning, John Bush manifested his dream company, Adbongo, Inc. Since that time, he has steered the evolution and expansion of the ship from its beginnings as a boutique advertising firm to its current incarnation as a clean business accelerator with specialization in ecosystem design.

John weds the best of seemingly disparate worlds: the hard-core discipline of military life with the creative skills and passion of an artist. Leading up to his creation of Adbongo, Mr. Bush gained his “captain” skills through his five successful years in the U.S. Marines where he served as First Team Leader in the Middle East, finishing his service at the rank of Staff Sergeant. Since he was a young child, John has nurtured multiple modalities of artistic expression. Painting is still his favorite today. The artist in John keeps Adbongo moving forward, beyond the cutting edge, while the military leader in him focuses on the structure necessary to keep such an ambitious operation from flying off the train tracks. Read more …