Bruno Rebelle | Transitions Bruno Rebelle Directeur général 20 ans d’expérience dans le milieu des ONG ont permis à Bruno Rebelle d’acquérir une expertise unique en politique et stratégie du développement durable. Vétérinaire de formation, il a tout d’abord créé et dirigé Vétérinaires sans frontières pendant 13 ans avant de prendre la direction Générale de Greenpeace France (1997-2003) et de rejoindre Greenpeace International comme directeur international des programmes en 2003. Pendant la campagne présidentielle de 2007, il a été le conseiller de Ségolène Royal sur les sujets environnementaux. Depuis 2007, d’abord chez Synergence en tant que Directeur Général puis chez TRANSITIONS comme fondateur et Directeur Général, Bruno Rebelle accompagne des entreprises nationales et internationales, des collectivités territoriales , des associations et des institutions dans la construction et la mise en oeuvre de leur stratégie développement durable. Domaines d’expertises : - Animation de séminaires sur les enjeux de demain.
How Much Income Do You Need To Buy A House? Source: flickr user images of money If you’re in the market for a new home, chances are you’ll have to compromise at some point along the way. Maybe you’ll have to commute a little farther than you’d like in order to get the best value for your money. Or perhaps you’ll forgo a huge backyard to be closer to the city. And when it comes to finances, you might find a disparity between how much house you want and how much house you can purchase given your gross monthly income and other factors. Home loans are made against your ability to repay. Simply put, the amount of income you need to purchase a house will vary by your payment comfort level, including any other monthly debt obligations you might have. Important terms Mortgage payment: Principal, interest, property taxes insurance and mortgage insurance, if needed Consumer debts: Minimum payment obligations on things such as auto loans, credit cards, student loans, personal loans and installment loans Running the math Down payment Impact of debt
Le Blog de Bruno Rebelle PATHJOY Handybook | Easily Book Handymen, Cleaners, and Plumbers RealCrowd - A better way to invest in real estate The Psychology of Colors The psychology behind color has been well documented. Red makes you hungry, pink rooms calm you down, and green is very tranquil. Today’s infographic does a very good job of breaking down the primary and secondary colors that affect us the most and in what ways. The infographic starts off by informing the reader on what colors suit certain rooms the best. From there it goes more into the psychology of the primary colors, divulging a secret unknown to me. It also speaks on how companies use a given color to pull at our heartstrings and wallets for their own gain. Share This Infographic Get Free Infographics Delivered to your Inbox