Sustainability:
An Advanced Course

Years ago, businesses looking to standout could do so by adopting — and promoting — a pro-green status. Today, however, there is an emphasis on the broader concept of sustainability — a philosophy that seeks to minimize environmental impact, maximize the "triple bottom line" of profits, people and the planet, and find ways to save energy, water and other precious resources.

So how does an organization make the transition from 'green' to truly sustainable? This webcast will detail strategies for moving toward a holistic, top-down sustainable strategy that can benefit a company's internal practices as well as its bottom line. The Webcast will detail:

Creating a sustainable culture within an organization
Tools for improving sustainable performance, establishing benchmarks and reducing waste
Key strategies to reduce water consumption, increase energy efficiency and decrease a company's carbon footprint
How jan/san distributors, building service contractors and in-house executives can effectively establish themselves as a sustainable operation

Invite your co-workers involved in sustainability – it's FREE! Register now while there's still space.

Trade Press Media Group is authorized by IACET to offer 0.1 CEUs for this program.

Note: Interactive question & answer session and IACET-certification eligibility only available to participants of live webcast.

Attendance is free, but space is limited.

Read Bio
- Stephen Ashkin is an entrepreneur, author, speaker and a leader of the Green Cleaning Movement where he is often thought of as the "Father of Green Cleaning." Currently he serves as President of The Ashkin Group, Executive Director of the Green Cleaning Network, cofounder of Green Cleaning University and CEO of Sustainability Dashboard Tools, LLC - all of which play important roles in his efforts to move the global cleaning industry from green to sustainable.
  
  Ashkin has been working in the cleaning industry since 1981 where he has held key technical and management positions for leading commercial and consumer products companies, and has worked on the issue of "green" cleaning since 1990. He has extensive experience working throughout the entire supply chain from leading product manufacturers to product distributors to service providers to building owners and facility managers. In addition, Ashkin also works extensively with market influencers such as environmental and health advocates, labor unions, media, governments, policy-makers, standard setters and others which have given him deep insights into how the marketplace can be used to drive health and environmental improvements.
  
  Among Ashkin's many awards include recognition from the National Performance Review for his help launching the President's Green Chemistry Challenge Awards Program, an Excellence Award from the US Environmental Protection Agency for his work to protect children from environmental threats, and the Green Building Advocate of the Year from the Leonardo Academy for bringing Green Cleaning to LEED-EB.

Sustainability: An Advanced Course

Sustainability:
An Advanced Course