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Sustainable Growth’s upcoming walks and talks
by Karin DeLaitsch In addition to the sustainability consulting work that Frank Hazzard and Ned Tillman do, Ned (pictured) is frequently invited to give talks to various groups. Often these are in the form of narrated hikes. The below list … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Guest Contributors, Opportunities, People
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WH Consulting proves sustainability applies to any industry
I was immediately intrigued when I heard about a computer consulting company that focused on sustainability. And as soon as Wendy Howard, owner, answered the phone on the first ring, I knew WH Consulting wasn’t your run-of-the-mill egghead shop. “A … Continue reading
Maryland printer and wind energy supplier form a win-win partnership
Ned and I became better acquainted with Clean Currents last week as we facilitated a sustainability benchmarking exercise for one of our newest clients, SVECONWAY Printing. Bobby Firestein, president and CEO of SVECONWAY, is committed to buying 100 percent renewable … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Energy, Environment, Marketing, Opportunities
Tagged American Wind Energy Association, B Corp, Best Green Company Award, Bobby Firestein, Clean Currents, DC, Department of Environmental Protection, energy, EPA, hocoblogs@@@, Inc. 500, Maryland, Maryland Incubator, Mayor's Environmental Excellence Award, Montgomery County, renewable, Sveconway, transparency, Visionary Award, Washington, Washington Business Journal, wind power
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