I wanted to take a break from the EB-5 and Investment blogs to talk briefly about Oppenhuizen Law Firm, PLC and my personal commitment to justice in the developing world. As you may have seen, if you have visited my website, I am actively involved in property rights in Honduras. My role is a supporting…
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Among the various barriers to entry or growth of a company, but not often considered at the outset, is how a new business’ competition will react to it. Today’s buzzword is “disrupt,” but despite a lot of advice regarding how to disrupt a market is available, not enough is said about how to respond to…
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Proper functioning of an economy over the long haul requires certainty; that is to say, it requires trust in a system, whatever that system may be. A desire for certainty does not justify the proposition that a government ought to seek stability as the highest goal or means to protect its economy; rather the governmental…
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Community Results Driven Approach and Maximizing ROI for Funding Sources Working in the developing world is difficult in that it is fraught with too many good ideas, from too many people with too many good intentions. So many good and effective solutions fall victim to a limited funding supply, or result in duplicative and sometimes…
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