
Advanced Forecasting Corporation is a predictive risk advisory firm and think-tank in Planetary Risk Management. They pride themselves in being a leader in delivering tailored solutions in forecasting weather volatility and the impact of global climate change, the threat of earthquakes and other planetary disasters, and in advisory consulting surrounding the growing dangers of terrorism. AFC provides customized know-how, insights and assessments to over a dozen different industries, and to companies ranging from individual ownership to global corporations with assets in excess of $500 billion, as well as to investors and individuals and other organizations that are affected by any natural-based threats, human-caused perils and irregular economic complexities.
Climate change / Global Warming / historical data, Hurricane and storm precision track forecasting, Industrial weather threat management, Meteorological prediction and seasonal planning, Planetary/natural disaster risk impact assessment
Total Experts: 8

CEO, Senior Industrial Disaster Threat Forecaster
Simon Atkins is Chief Executive Officer and Senior Industrial Disaster Threat Forecaster of Advanced Forecasting Corporation (AFC), a think-tank in Planetary Risk Management, and a global meteorological prediction and climate change hazard consulting for businesses and investors that are affected by...

Executive Vice President
Constantin Drocan is an Executive Vice President and Co-Founder of Advanced Forecasting Corporation, a planetary risk management firm specializing in advisory services and project consulting pertaining to weather volatility, earthquakes, and all other natural and human-effected perils. Dan has anInternational...
Senior Consulting Research Meteorologist
Gary Wojcik is a Senior Consulting Research Meteorologist at Advanced Forecasting Corporation, a meteorological service company. He is also a Meteorologist at Northrop Grumman Corporation, and the Program Manager of the Software Integration and Visualization Office, Earth Sciences Division at NASA’s...
Senior Vice President, Information Security
Lloyd Swords is Senior Vice President of Information Security at Advanced Forecasting Corporation, a global risk management advisory and prediction services company. Mr. Swords has over 30 years of corporate and entrepreneurial experience in firms such as TransCanada Pipeline and ComputerLand Inc.,...

Corporate V.P., Strategy and Business Development
Armand Gallucci is the Corporate VP, Strategy and Business Development at Advanced Forecasting Corporation (AFC). Mr. Gallucci provides AFC clients with new insights into how weather and planetary risk management affects an individual company’s portfolio. He is also a Benefit Broker and Administrator...
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Top 5 Recent News
The Forecast Mix Of Mr. Naimi, El Nino, An Oil Contango And The H1N1 Flu
September 23, 2009
Simon Atkins, MBA, CEO, Senior Industrial Disaster Threat Forecaster, Advanced Forecasting Corporation
The Old Man and the Sea of Oil | www.rigzone.com
For many a wrong reason, bulls in crude believe that the “Old Man” (Mr. Naimi) is right (in his saying there has been "a fundamental change" in the oil market) when he says that the global economy is recovering. In addition, many oil bulls think the “Little Boy” (El Nino) will remain weak this winter despite most forecasts saying it won’t. To top off the confusing mix of signals, let’s mix in the...
September 24, 2008
Simon Atkins, MBA, CEO, Senior Industrial Disaster Threat Forecaster, Advanced Forecasting Corporation
Natural Gas Futures Advance As Output Slow To Resume in Gulf | www.bloomberg.com
This article has three main issues: 1) Aubrey McClendon, the CEO of Chesapeake Energy Corp, the second-biggest U.S. independent natural gas producer, says that up to 400 drilling rigs might shut down by the end of 2008; 2) There are worries that natural gas winter supplies will be less than anticipated after hurricanes Ike and Gustav caused havoc in the Gulf. Even though no winter forecast...
September 17, 2008
Simon Atkins, MBA, CEO, Senior Industrial Disaster Threat Forecaster, Advanced Forecasting Corporation
Arctic Sea Ice Shrinks To 2nd-Lowest On Record | www.usatoday.com
Human beings boast about having kept sea ice records for just 30 years. Then we have the audacity to say there is an “alarming trend” of arctic sea ice shrinkage. The most frightening aspect is that this ‘theory’ that human activity is causing the majority of sea ice shrinkage is going to have a heck of a negative impact on business especially in the energy, insurance, environmental,...
Khelil Predicts Oil At $170 By The End Of 2008? Usually I Might Agree, But Not This Time
July 1, 2008
Simon Atkins, MBA, CEO, Senior Industrial Disaster Threat Forecaster, Advanced Forecasting Corporation
OPEC Leader Khelil Says Dollar Will Drive Oil to $170 | www.bloomberg.com
Chakib Khelil, Algerian Oil Minister and OPEC President, predicts that oil will climb to $170 a barrel by 12/31/08 due to the likelihood that political pressure on Iran as well as other conflicts and turmoil will continue, and on further speculation that the US dollar will see further decline (weakening against the Euro in particular). Khelil, as well as most other OPEC oil ministers, believe that...
Don't Hold Your Breath Waiting For Mass-Market Hydrogen Car Buyers
June 24, 2008
Simon Atkins, MBA, CEO, Senior Industrial Disaster Threat Forecaster, Advanced Forecasting Corporation
The Last Car You Would Ever Buy--Literally: Why We Shouldn't Get Excited By The Latest Hydrogen Cars | www.technologyreview.com
If you build it, it’s almost certain the media will come, and they certainly did come in hoards recently to see Honda’s new FCX Clarity. However, the proposed hydrogen fuel cell economy is a fantasy in the media hype consciousness. Why should oil companies (or government) spend tens of billions of dollars building a hydrogen fueling infrastructure, which at best will take away business from...
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| Life & Health Insurance Experts | 1515 |
| CIOs, CISOs and CITOs | 1167 |
| Independent Insurance Consultants | 440 |
| Life & Health Insurance Consultants | 384 |
| Natural Gas Experts (North America) | 266 |
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