Sixth Annual Great Lakes Independence Ride
On August 2nd, 2012 some 60 cyclists will begin a 300 mile journey across the state of Michigan as part of the sixth Annual Great Lakes Independence Ride (IRIDE).More
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Sign on the Green Dotted Line
What color is your signature? No, this isn’t a story about your psyche, your career path, or the way you dot your “i.” This is about electronic signatures and the reams of paper businesses can save by offering e-signing capabilities to prospects, partners, clients, suppliers, and colleagues. More
Bloomfield Hills Entrepreneur and Energy Efficiency Expert, Jim Newman, Receives National Distinction
James L. “Jim” Newman received the Distinguished Service Award from ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers) at the Annual Conference held recently in San Antonio, TX.More
The Sweetest Day of the Year!
We Michiganders are kind of like bears climbing out of our dens after a long winter. The weather warms and we’re ready to do things outdoors-go to picnics, festivals camp outs, ballgames, and all manner of fun activities. Unlike our furry friends from the dens, though, these “bears” have full-time jobs and generally can only squeeze activities in during the weekends, which makes for a busy schedule and full calendars during the months between May and September, here in the Great Lakes State!More
Greenlancer Wins “Alternative Energy Innovation Award”
The Great Lakes Entrepreneur’s Quest hosted its 12th Annual Statewide Business Plan Competition Award Ceremony at Entrepreneur Connect 2012 Tuesday, June 12, at the James B. Henry Center on the Michigan State University campus.More
Submit Comments on Draft Community GHG Emissions Protocol by July 30, 2012
ICLEI Local Governments for Sustainability USA has released a draft Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Accounting and Reporting Protocol for public comment. ICLEI USA seeks feedback on the draft protocol from local government staff and technical experts in fields such as transportation, the built environment, wastewater, solid waste, agriculture, urban planning, and sustainability.More
Ann Arbor ReSkilling Festival
Meadowlark Builders want everyone to know about the Ann Arbor ReSkilling Festival happening this Sunday, July 15th.More
Improved Energy Harvesting Technologies Boost Efficiency in Buildings, Finds Frost & Sullivan
Heating, cooling and lighting are the main energy expenditures in buildings today. A building automation system (BAS), which is powered by batteries, can assist in reducing and optimizing these energy expenses, while maintaining a comfortable environment for occupants.More
Healthy Products, Healthy Kids
Healthy Products, Healthy Kids. LocalMotionGreen and the Ecology Center present information on how to protect your family from toxic chemicals in everyday products.More
Snyder: Economic Gardening is Working to Grow Businesses in Michigan
Michigan’s aggressive strategy to create a positive business climate to help Michigan companies grow is showing results, Governor Rick Snyder told a record crowd at the 2012 National Economic Gardening Conference today in Grand Rapids.More
Sign on the Green Dotted Line
What color is your signature? No, this isn’t a story about your psyche, your career path, or the way you dot your “i.” This is about electronic signatures and the reams of paper businesses can save by offering e-signing capabilities to prospects, partners, clients, suppliers, and colleagues. More
Bloomfield Hills Entrepreneur and Energy Efficiency Expert, Jim Newman, Receives National Distinction
James L. “Jim” Newman received the Distinguished Service Award from ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers) at the Annual Conference held recently in San Antonio, TX.More
The Sweetest Day of the Year!
We Michiganders are kind of like bears climbing out of our dens after a long winter. The weather warms and we’re ready to do things outdoors-go to picnics, festivals camp outs, ballgames, and all manner of fun activities. Unlike our furry friends from the dens, though, these “bears” have full-time jobs and generally can only squeeze activities in during the weekends, which makes for a busy schedule and full calendars during the months between May and September, here in the Great Lakes State!More
Greenlancer Wins “Alternative Energy Innovation Award”
The Great Lakes Entrepreneur’s Quest hosted its 12th Annual Statewide Business Plan Competition Award Ceremony at Entrepreneur Connect 2012 Tuesday, June 12, at the James B. Henry Center on the Michigan State University campus.More
Submit Comments on Draft Community GHG Emissions Protocol by July 30, 2012
ICLEI Local Governments for Sustainability USA has released a draft Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Accounting and Reporting Protocol for public comment. ICLEI USA seeks feedback on the draft protocol from local government staff and technical experts in fields such as transportation, the built environment, wastewater, solid waste, agriculture, urban planning, and sustainability.MoreAnn Arbor ReSkilling Festival
Meadowlark Builders want everyone to know about the Ann Arbor ReSkilling Festival happening this Sunday, July 15th.More
Improved Energy Harvesting Technologies Boost Efficiency in Buildings, Finds Frost & Sullivan
Heating, cooling and lighting are the main energy expenditures in buildings today. A building automation system (BAS), which is powered by batteries, can assist in reducing and optimizing these energy expenses, while maintaining a comfortable environment for occupants.More
Healthy Products, Healthy Kids
Healthy Products, Healthy Kids. LocalMotionGreen and the Ecology Center present information on how to protect your family from toxic chemicals in everyday products.More
Snyder: Economic Gardening is Working to Grow Businesses in Michigan
Michigan’s aggressive strategy to create a positive business climate to help Michigan companies grow is showing results, Governor Rick Snyder told a record crowd at the 2012 National Economic Gardening Conference today in Grand Rapids.More
