I highlighted in a recent blog posting how the Princeton Review now includes a Green Rating for colleges and universities around the nation.  This piqued my curiosity: how is my alma mater, The University of Notre Dame, measuring up?

The University of Notre Dame received an 86; out of a possible 99 points. I consider that pretty respectable given that the Green movement continues to gain momentum among individuals, businesses and...

I don’t usually rifle through my wife’s mail (ok, yes I do), especially her alumni magazine from her high school, Buckingham, Browne and Nichols, in Cambridge, MA. When I turned to the back cover of the most recent issue, I received a nice surprise: Community Energy’s Printed with 100% Wind Energy logo staring back at me in all its glory. I was excited to see the printer and our customer, Flagship Press, using the logo to demonstrate their...

A recent work project triggered an in-depth exploration of our current small business customer list.  To my great pleasure I discovered that we have loads of customers across a wide spectrum of businesses here in New York City.  I challenged myself to think about living off of only the products and services offered by our green-powered small businesses, and realized how simple it’d be!  Here’s what a week in my life as a...

I generally try to stay engaged and current with what’s going on in the world of marketing. One of my favorite online marketing resources is MarketingProfs. Always informative, I rely on their marketing expertise often. I’m a big fan.

This morning I checked my inbox. Inside was a gentle reminder about tomorrow’s MarketingProfs Digital Marketing World Virtual Conference. Yes, you read that right, virtual conference. I sort of scoffed to myself…...

There has been a movement in recent years among on college campuses to go green. The Princeton Review, best known for publishing annual college rankings, had added a new ranking for 2009 and will recognize green efforts. The Green Rating ranked 534 colleges according to their environmentally related policies, practices and academic offerings.

A college’s Green Rating is based their performance in three main areas:

Do students have a campus...