Mundiali announces today, that it has begun developing the next generation of Electric Bicycles. These comprehensive bicycles are being developed as the world’s most innovative and efficient Bicycles. A completely new design created from the ground up to meet the needs of real people seeking an affordable and accessible alternative to traditional transportation.
Mundiali’s process design and mechanical engineering teams are working tirelessly day and night to bring forth a demo model in 2011. The team has been working over the past year to reach this stage. Mundiali conducted extensive research and analysis on all bicycles from road and mountain to traditional electric bikes to discover opportunities in efficiency and productivity. By establishing measurable and specific targets and goals, issues and desired outcomes of real people, the data has lead Mundiali’s team to create a new vision and design that delivers a sleek style and high performance ability.
Mundiali is in the final stages of finishing the pre-production and once the product is released to be manufactured more updates and details will be posted. Please check back for the latest information.
14 September 2010
28 August 2010
Global Warming - Businesses
With reports that last month was the second warmest July on record, and that 2010 remains to be on track as the hottest year ever. Glaciers are shrinking all over the world, and we are losing the sea ice in the Arctic Ocean.
What are you doing to help curb emissions? Are you taking a lead role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution? Have you implemented actions that save money, improve productivity, increase revenue, and protect the environment? There are significant opportunities in addressing these questions, and a Mundiali Assessment resolves the very real problem of having to cut costs, enhance processes, and be more environmentally friendly at the same time.
The Mundiali Assessment focuses on "doing things right" and provides a clear measurable path to sustainable practices. It is a business intelligence report that can be leveraged as a tool and will serve as a benchmark and formal study to align processes with business goals and reduce risk.
Do your part today, Lead By Example, purchase a Mundiali Assessment and set the path for your organization to take specific actions in reducing greenhouse gas emissions while also saving money and increasing revenue. Contact us today: info@Mundiali.com
What are you doing to help curb emissions? Are you taking a lead role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution? Have you implemented actions that save money, improve productivity, increase revenue, and protect the environment? There are significant opportunities in addressing these questions, and a Mundiali Assessment resolves the very real problem of having to cut costs, enhance processes, and be more environmentally friendly at the same time.
The Mundiali Assessment focuses on "doing things right" and provides a clear measurable path to sustainable practices. It is a business intelligence report that can be leveraged as a tool and will serve as a benchmark and formal study to align processes with business goals and reduce risk.
Do your part today, Lead By Example, purchase a Mundiali Assessment and set the path for your organization to take specific actions in reducing greenhouse gas emissions while also saving money and increasing revenue. Contact us today: info@Mundiali.com
26 August 2010
Tennessee Leads the Way in Solar Carports, EV Charging Stations
Electric vehicles (EVs) are widely considered an inevitable part of the future of transportation. Every major auto manufacturer is working on their own electric model, with notables like the Nissan Leaf, Chevy Volt and an electric Ford Focus scheduled for release within the next year or two.
Read the full article on CleanTechies blog: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cleantechies/~3/Wb4c9YgtGFk/
Read the full article on CleanTechies blog: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/cleantechies/~3/Wb4c9YgtGFk/
21 June 2010
Agudelo Awarded Scholarship
Alex Agudelo, founder and CEO of Mundiali was awarded a scholarship to the Minority Business Executive Program at the University of Washington (MBEP). This week long class was from June 13th to June 18th on the campus at UW Foster School of Business.
"I learned so much this past week; it was an honor to be amongst talented emerging leaders. The class is fantastic, the professors and guest speakers shared a wealth of knowledge, and the best part of the week was the group activities, this class not only provides the necessary tools to enhance your business skills, but it also creates opportunities as you get a chance to network and make valuable connections. I want to thank my sponsor Zones, and encourage business leaders to take advantage of the program”, said Alex Agudelo.
For more information on the Minority Business Executive Program at the University of Washington, please visit: http://www.foster.washington.edu/executive/mbep/Pages/MinorityBusinessExecutiveProgram.aspx
"I learned so much this past week; it was an honor to be amongst talented emerging leaders. The class is fantastic, the professors and guest speakers shared a wealth of knowledge, and the best part of the week was the group activities, this class not only provides the necessary tools to enhance your business skills, but it also creates opportunities as you get a chance to network and make valuable connections. I want to thank my sponsor Zones, and encourage business leaders to take advantage of the program”, said Alex Agudelo.
For more information on the Minority Business Executive Program at the University of Washington, please visit: http://www.foster.washington.edu/executive/mbep/Pages/MinorityBusinessExecutiveProgram.aspx
26 April 2010
Mundiali Starts Clean Tech Committee
Mundiali continues to explore clean, affordable energy. As such, the creation of a Clean Tech Committee was formed. The Clean Tech Committee charter is to create new business opportunities related to Renewable Energy.
Mundiali agrees with the American Council On Renewable Energy (ACORE) belief that “a renewable energy future [as well as conservation practices] is an economically superior future, offering investment opportunities, wealth creation, accelerated economic growth, new company formation and jobs”. Our committee is working to establish a framework for economic growth through Clean Technology, Conservation, and Sustainable Practices. We currently have local small business leaders participating, and we completed our first meeting last week. As expected, the meeting was a great first step towards the creation of a framework for new business related to Renewable Energy and Conservation. We had a guest speaker for our first meeting which created a valuable discussion on the history and future opportunities within the industry. Other guest speakers are being scheduled.
If you are interested in learning more about this committee, please contact Alex at: info@Mundiali.com
Mundiali agrees with the American Council On Renewable Energy (ACORE) belief that “a renewable energy future [as well as conservation practices] is an economically superior future, offering investment opportunities, wealth creation, accelerated economic growth, new company formation and jobs”. Our committee is working to establish a framework for economic growth through Clean Technology, Conservation, and Sustainable Practices. We currently have local small business leaders participating, and we completed our first meeting last week. As expected, the meeting was a great first step towards the creation of a framework for new business related to Renewable Energy and Conservation. We had a guest speaker for our first meeting which created a valuable discussion on the history and future opportunities within the industry. Other guest speakers are being scheduled.
If you are interested in learning more about this committee, please contact Alex at: info@Mundiali.com
12 March 2010
Our Virtual Library
Our value code at Mundiali is a constant spirit of humaneness, equal opportunity, diversity, inclusion, innovation, creativity, Green principles and strict ethical standards. We continually seek out pertinent, timely and compelling reading material to fuel our desire for information and ongoing education with our clients and ourselves. Discussion of news articles in the fields of Renewable Energy and Sustainability is an integral part of our work sessions, and continued contributions are welcomed and highly encouraged.
We are delighted to share this list of recommending reading with you.
Come take a look inside our virtual library!
Bruce Follansbee, Director of Business Development recommends:
Green to Gold, by Daniel Esty and Andrew Winston
Renewable Energy by Godfrey Boyle
Energy Systems and Sustainability by Godfrey Boyle, Bob Everett and Janet Ramage
Alejandro Agudelo, Founder and CEO recommends:
The Renewable Energy Handbook: A guide to rural energy independence off-grid and sustainable living by William H. Kemp.
Renewable Energy Policy and Politics: a Handbook for Decision Making by Karl Mallon
Bioenergy – Realizing the Potential by Semida Silveira
Laura Ferrari, ITL-SME recommends:
Earth: The Sequel by Fred Krupp (President of The Environmental Defense Fund) and Miriam Horn. Topics include: “The race to reinvent energy and stop global warming” and “How to harness the great forces of capitalism to save the world from catastrophe.”
The 11th Hour: a film produced and narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio
Diana J. Young, Senior Project Manager [and self-proclaimed budding Arctic scholar] is currently reading and recommends:
Who Owns the Arctic? Understanding Sovereignty Disputes in the North by Michael Byers
Islands of the Arctic by Julie Dowdeswell and Michael Hambrey [this is truly one of the most beautifully-photographed and educational “coffee table” style books I have ever encountered.]
Never Eat Alone and Other Secrets to Success, One Relationship at a Time by Keith Ferrazzi
We are delighted to share this list of recommending reading with you.
Come take a look inside our virtual library!
Bruce Follansbee, Director of Business Development recommends:
Green to Gold, by Daniel Esty and Andrew Winston
Renewable Energy by Godfrey Boyle
Energy Systems and Sustainability by Godfrey Boyle, Bob Everett and Janet Ramage
Alejandro Agudelo, Founder and CEO recommends:
The Renewable Energy Handbook: A guide to rural energy independence off-grid and sustainable living by William H. Kemp.
Renewable Energy Policy and Politics: a Handbook for Decision Making by Karl Mallon
Bioenergy – Realizing the Potential by Semida Silveira
Laura Ferrari, ITL-SME recommends:
Earth: The Sequel by Fred Krupp (President of The Environmental Defense Fund) and Miriam Horn. Topics include: “The race to reinvent energy and stop global warming” and “How to harness the great forces of capitalism to save the world from catastrophe.”
The 11th Hour: a film produced and narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio
Diana J. Young, Senior Project Manager [and self-proclaimed budding Arctic scholar] is currently reading and recommends:
Who Owns the Arctic? Understanding Sovereignty Disputes in the North by Michael Byers
Islands of the Arctic by Julie Dowdeswell and Michael Hambrey [this is truly one of the most beautifully-photographed and educational “coffee table” style books I have ever encountered.]
Never Eat Alone and Other Secrets to Success, One Relationship at a Time by Keith Ferrazzi
25 February 2010
How Eco-Friendly is Fuel Cell Technology?
Our lunch conversation over Thai food focused on an article spotted in today's Wall Street Journal: "Start-Up Claims Fuel-Cell Breakthrough," an article by Jim Carlton. Bloom Energy Corp has developed an Energy Server leveraging fuel cell technology, which produces power around the clock.
So...how eco-friendly is fuel cell technology?
We are encouraged to see the passion surrounding fuel cell technology, another option for consumers in terms of eco-friendly power generation - both commercial and residential.
We support further exploration of different uses of fuel, such as Biomass or other alternative, sustainable sources, rather than natural gas which is mentioned in the article. We hope companies focused on fuel cell technology will eventually consider more bio-related sources such as E-Fuel Corporation with its GridBuster ethanol generator.
Don't underestimate the power of the sun. We believe any successful eco-strategy will require the use of multiple, renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, small-scale hydro and Biomass.
So...how eco-friendly is fuel cell technology?
We are encouraged to see the passion surrounding fuel cell technology, another option for consumers in terms of eco-friendly power generation - both commercial and residential.
We support further exploration of different uses of fuel, such as Biomass or other alternative, sustainable sources, rather than natural gas which is mentioned in the article. We hope companies focused on fuel cell technology will eventually consider more bio-related sources such as E-Fuel Corporation with its GridBuster ethanol generator.
Don't underestimate the power of the sun. We believe any successful eco-strategy will require the use of multiple, renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, small-scale hydro and Biomass.
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