Mr. James Aliucci
CEO, The Global Group
Member of the Natural Resources Council
Council Member Biography
James Aliucci, CEO of The Global Group which is involved in consulting, planning and advising; corporate soft intelligence research, marketing research, as well as advising trust funders, investment bankers, and portfolio managers. Mr. Aliucci is specialized in infrastructure development, fisheries, aquaculture, sustainability, marketing and tropical agriculture; design, planning, implementation. As well as actively involved in, fishmeal (organic/conv), tropical farming/ irrigation, aquaculture, supply side dynamics. Specialties include operational planning, budgets and infrastructure in agriculture and aquaculture. Experience includes 30 years CEO/ COO in research, development, logistics, (air and sea), roll out sales/ marketing. Current projects include aquaculture in Africa, plantation development in Haiti, food project in Honduras and Gulf/ Japans' effect on seafood, aquaculture and fisheries. Mr. Aliucci consults regularly on aquaculture worldwide, tropical agriculture, organics and organic certification, the Pollock/ Salmon industries, fishmeal and world fisheries. Mr. Aliucci most recent project includes water quality issues in Zebra Fish Culture, industrial line planning and cost development in Nevada, and banana plantation infrastructure development in the Caribbean. (This is me - Update Profile)
Employment History
- 2006 - Unspecified
- CEO, The Global Group
- 2002 - 2008
- Director, International Projects and Board Member, 8TH SEA
- 2000 - 2003
- Chief Operating Officer, PACIFIC PROPERTIES
- 1997 - 2001
- Chief Operating Officer, Capital Fruit of Puerto Rico
- 1993 - 1997
- President, International Integrated Design and Development (IIDD)
GLG NewsSM Analyses by James Aliucci
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Pacific Island Fisheries Face Collapse
October 28, 2010
Pacific fisheries face collapse by 2035: study | fis.com
A new report, published by the Noumea-based Secretariat of the Pacific Community warns of a Pacific Ocean fisheries collapse that would be devastating to commercial fisheries in the region and have an impact worldwide.
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The New Salmon Run, In the Test Tube
October 21, 2010
FDA refuses to require labeling of genetically modified salmon | info-wars.org
Salmon as a GMO, how does one decide if it is safe to eat, safe for the environment and safe for other salmon. We could listen to the manufacturer, but really they are trying to sell the fish, and much more. How about the FDA, even they retuse to rule on this.
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Sobeys And The Seafood Sustainability Issue
October 14, 2010
Sobeys Inc. Commits to Seafood Sustainability: "Fix the Worst First" | www.marketwatch.com
As a great follow up to recent comments on tuna, look what happens, "fix the worst first" appears, what a concept. The sustainability issue in seafood is front and center in many consumers minds. And some of the retailers are indeed paying attention. Sobeys is attempting to solve one of the big questions we all face, who do you trust and believe in of the multitude of certifying agencies, as well as what species needs the most attention.
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Blue Fin Tuna, BP's Expanding Environmental Portfolio, And Sustainability
October 13, 2010
NMFS to decide whether to give bluefin endangered status | fis.com
It has yet to be confirmed, but here is another potential "feather" in BP's ever expanding environmental portfolio. The article also adds confusion to the debate. BP certainly did not "over fish" the species, but has it added the final blow?
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Seafood, Overfishing And The Governments That Support It.
September 16, 2010
World pays high price for overfishing, studies say | uk.reuters.com
An interesting look at a different view on overfishing and the continued need for sustainability. The article opens up a potential discussion that focuses on the need for governments' subsidies to be curbed in order to help curtail overfishing. A point of view, backed up by monetary facts, that should help drive industry leaders into the ever growing sustainable dialog.
GLG Study Groups with James Aliucci(?)
| Study Group Name | No. Members |
|---|---|
| Production Homebuilding Experts | 1820 |
| Agriculture Consultants | 624 |
| TL and LTL Services Experts | 442 |
| Pet Care Experts | 343 |
| Rail Shipping Service Experts | 148 |
GLG Live Meetings with James Aliucci(?)
James Aliucci has not participated in any GLG Live Meetings.
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