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Jeff Corwin and Anderson Cooper Team Up for the Environment

February 15, 2007

Cooper- Corwin.jpgJeff Corwin and Anderson Cooper are teaming up on Anderson Cooper 360º to highlight the catastrophic effects of global climate change and to educate viewers on what can be done to prevent the future warming and destruction of the planet. Throughout 2007, Corwin will make periodic appearances on CNN’s highly-rated primetime news program, in a new segment called “Planet in Peril.” Corwin and Cooper will travel throughout the world, from the Amazon rainforest to Cambodia, to the Florida Everglades and the Arctic, examining the impact of global warning and other environmental catastrophes on both human and wildlife habitat.

360º executive producer David Doss says that the series is a chance to visit and examine many of the places mentioned in the Al Gore documentary, An Inconvenient Truth. It will give viewers the opportunity to see in depth reporting on the interlocking pieces of the environmental puzzle.

Corwin and Cooper are two of the most respected men in their fields, and this collaboration is certain to generate further discussion on the future of planet Earth, as well as suggestions and ideas for what can be done to stop climate change before it imperils our survival.


2007’s Best-Sellers, Big Ideas, and Go-To Speakers for Business

February 15, 2007

Journal.jpgThe best business books, and the best speakers, change the way you look at something. And they deliver “how-to” insights that help us become better leaders, innovators, problem solvers, risk-takers, and ultimately, game-breakers.

This is a common trait among today’s hottest best-selling authors and speakers represented by Keppler Speakers. They deliver impact-rich ideas that connect and inspire, so you can make things happen in the business marketplace.

Check out this group of Keppler influential’s hitting the best-seller lists in the Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek, New York Times, and the influential CEO Read.

Work for a Reason 2.jpgIt’s Called Work for a Reason: Your Success is Your Own Damn Fault - Larry Winget

The only author with two simultaneous top 10 entries on Amazon.com’s motivational best-seller list. Currently #3 at CEO Read and a Wall Street Journal and New York Times best-seller.











The Search.jpgThe Search: How Google and its Rivals Rewrote the Rules for Business - John Battelle

The Search was listed in BusinessWeek’s top 10. Web visionary Battelle was an author finalist for the prestigious Financial Times/Goldman Sachs “Business Book of the Year” award.









Dysfunctions of a Team.jpgThe Five Dysfunctions of a Team - Patrick Lencioni

Dubbed the “reluctant” guru by the Wall Street Journal, Lencioni has penned five best-sellers with Five Dysfunctions being a mainstay on business best-seller lists nationwide.










Green to Gold.jpgGreen to Gold: How Smart Companies Use Environmental Strategy to Innovate, Create Value, and Build Competitive Advantage - Daniel Esty and Andrew Winston

Green business is a key strategy issue for all forward-thinking organizations. Esty and Winston have written “the book.” Green to Gold is #4 at CEO Read.










Pursuit.jpgThe Pursuit of Happyness - Christopher Gardner

Author of the New York Times #1 best-seller, Christopher Gardner’s remarkable rise from homelessness is also captured in the blockbuster movie starring Will Smith.











Ten Rules.jpgTen Rules for Strategic Innovators - Chris Trimble

Innovation is the life blood for business growth, and Ten Rules delivers the “how-to’s” of creating innovative new businesses. It recently held the #3 spot on CEO Read’s Daily Top 5.










Discover Your Strengths.jpgNow, Discover Your Strengths - Marcus Buckingham

A fixture on BusinessWeek’s long-running best-seller list. Buckingham’s latest work, Go Put Your Strengths to Work, is due out in March 2007.



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