Selva Ozelli, Esq., CPA.
Selva Ozelli Esq, CPA, is a legal and finance executive with diversified experience dealing with highly complex issues in the field of international taxation and related matters within the banking, securities, Fintech, alternative and traditional investment funds (investing in equity, debt, real estate, derivatives, credit instruments, mortgage-backed securities) and aerospace industries. Her first-of-its-kind legal analyses involving tax laws, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), blockchain technology, solar technology, and the environment have been published in journals, books, and by the OECD. Her writings have been translated into 15 languages.
Selva Ozelli's Latest Articles
Climate Change
inspirationSelva Ozelli introduces 5 arts shows recognizing the inaugural World Day For Glaciers and its focus on preserving the glaciers.
EnvironmentinspirationThe "Paradise" exhibition at Cunneen Hackett Art Center brings together Ian Hutton, curator of Lord Howe Island Museum and distinguished photographer, with acclaimed Hudson Valley oil artist Selva Ozelli. Their collaboration showcases the UNESCO World Heritage site's extraordinary beauty and environmental significance.
EnvironmentinspirationNew York marks World Wetlands Day 2025 with groundbreaking changes to wetland protection laws, implementing vital amendments to the Freshwater Wetlands Act. The new regulations aim to safeguard an additional million acres of Hudson River Estuary watershed habitat, effectively doubling state-regulated freshwater wetlands by 2028.
Climate ChangeinspirationAn in-depth look at the State Level Green Amendment movement across America. From Montana's landmark climate ruling to New York's Climate Change Superfund Act, states are increasingly embedding environmental protections into their constitutions. Learn how these amendments strengthen legal frameworks for clean air, water, and climate action.
Climate Change
interviewICOM Director General Medea Ekner outlines how museums are evolving to address climate change and embrace digital transformation. She details ICOM's strategic initiatives, including the new Sustainable Development Practice Award and partnerships with the Climate Heritage Network, while emphasizing museums' vital role in preserving cultural heritage.
Climate ChangeinterviewDiscover how Kamori Osthananda, a climate advocate, bridges culture and climate action through SEACHA and innovative COP29 programming in Baku. From researching linguistic biodiversity to organizing cultural fashion shows at COP29, this interview explores the intersection of cultural diplomacy and climate action in Southeast Asia.
Charity & Civil SocietyinspirationIn this interview, Theresa Kraft, President of the Howland Cultural Center in Beacon, NY, discusses her role and the center's significance. She outlines the historic building's architecture, its transition to clean energy, and its importance as a cultural hub. Kraft explains the center's diverse programming, including art exhibitions, music performances, and community events.
EnvironmentinspirationThe Putnam History Museum offers a chance to explore the rich history of Putnam County and the Hudson Highlands. From interactive multimedia exhibitions and educational programs to guided history hikes and virtual resources, Executive Director, Cassie Ward, talks through the museums works with Selva Ozelli.
EnvironmentinterviewLydia Adams Davis, an accomplished environmental songwriter, singer, and puppeteer, shares her inspiring journey from childhood performances to becoming a respected eco-activist through music. Influenced by Pete Seeger and her nature-loving family, Davis creates educational songs and puppet shows that engage audiences of all ages, promoting environmental awareness and conservation.
EnvironmentinterviewKaren Michel, a Peabody-winning cultural and environmental documentarian, discusses her journey from art critic to public radio producer. Now based in Beacon, NY, Michel's latest project "What Matters?" engages local residents in exploring personal and global values, reflecting her lifelong passion for questioning and artistic exploration.
Climate ChangeinspirationThe Pink & Blue Art Show, curated for Climate Week NYC 2024, showcases international artists' work on environmental themes at Beacon's Howland Cultural Center. Running from August 10 to September 29, the exhibition coincides with the UN General Assembly and features award-winning photographers and painters who've exhibited at global climate conferences.
EnvironmentinterviewRoss Corsair shares his transition from filmmaker to photographer, highlighting his work on climate change and coastal wetlands preservation. Discover the inspiration behind his Niagara Falls project and the stunning Sunset Series, which captures the beauty of diverse locations from New York to California.