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Nic Darling Joins Postgreen Full-Time – Press Release

October 2, 2008

Nic Darling Joins Postgreen Full-Time as a Partner Philadelphia, PA October 2nd, 2008 Contact: Nic Darling, Marketing & PR Guy Postgreen 215.739.1578 http://www.postgreen.com ###

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Origins of Postgreen – Part 2

July 12, 2008

Back in September of 2007 I wrote a post on the Origins of Postgreen and never followed it up with a final post on the subject. Well, now that Nic has gotten me back into blogging here at Postgreen, I guess I should finish this up. Last time I left off with me finishing college [...]

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Triple Bottom Line (TBL) Category

July 10, 2008

One of the reasons we started a blog hear at Postgreen was to talk about starting and growing a small business with more than just financial profit in mind. Since starting Postgreen, I have become more familiar with the term “Triple Bottom Line” which embodies the core values we had in mind when starting the company.

Triple Bottom Line Image

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GOPB Part 2 – Green Renovations

July 9, 2008

Promise 2: I pledge to make any office renovation a green renovation. This promise should be easier to keep than most of the others on the list as it is something that probably doesn’t come up every day or even every week. Unless you are masochistic and/or easily bored, you aren’t renovating the office very [...]

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10 Don'ts of Green Marketing

May 2, 2008

So, you’ve started a green business and you’re formulating a marketing plan. Either that, or you are still reading because you fantasize about starting a green business and formulating a marketing plan. Fantasy or reality, there are some significant differences between marketing a traditional product and a green one. After all, your brand is not [...]

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Green Commercial Buildings Outperform Normal Buildings Financially by Far

April 1, 2008

Jetson Green reported late last week on a new report from CoStar that LEED and Energy Star buildings are financially outperforming similar buildings without these classifications in every category a building owner could care about. LEED buildings are selling for $171 more per square foot and renting for $11.24 more psf! That’s a big difference. [...]

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Extending the Imagination of Architecture in Philly

December 6, 2007

There is one company in Philly that most locals know have paved the way for modern and green development in downtown Philadelphia. The company is Onion Flats and I have not been to their website in a while so decided to catch up on their projects this morning. If you’ve somehow never heard of them [...]

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Social Venture Institute by SBN

November 17, 2007

I attended the 6th Annual Social Venture Institute yesterday at the Wharton School of PA. The event was organized by the Philadelphia chapter of the Sustainable Business Network and was dedicated to the Triple Bottom Line principles of doing business. It is a two day event but my schedule only permitted me to attend for [...]

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Back to blogging…

November 6, 2007

It’s been about a month since my last post but I’m finally back and still alive. It’s been a busy month. Below is a list of what has been keeping me busy and off of blogging in the past month (in chronological order): 1. quit my job 2. finished moving from our house into our [...]

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The Next Chapter

September 29, 2007

Big things happened for postgreen this past week! I just quit my 9-5 job and said goodbye to corporate America forever! After one last business trip to Barcelona for my old company I’ll be focusing on postgreen projects full time (I wasn’t exactly going to pass up a free trip to Barcelona). Secondly, we are [...]

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