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April 1, 2008 ( PowerHomeBiz
) - Toronto, Canada
--- Everyone is trying to reduce their ecological footprint these days, and there are many ways to do it.
Knowing where to start isn't easy. But local businesses can begin with greenTbiz Smart Mentors
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Smart Mentors are business owners who have embraced environmentally
friendly business practices, and are encouraging others do the same. These
companies demonstrate that going green can be as good for your business as
it is for the environment.
Interested business owners can view video testimonials from some of our
Smart Mentors on our website ( www.greentbiz.org). Hear why they decided to
go green, what changes they made and how greenTbiz helped.
Smart Mentors come from a wide variety of business sectors, including
food services, retail and personal care. By taking some basic steps towards
energy efficiency, each one was able to green their operations and save
money.
For anyone considering greening their business, greenTbiz offers the
greenAssist program. greenAssist provides advice and strategies for making
environmentally friendly business decisions. In its first year of operation,
the program has already assisted over 150 businesses in the GTA.
Contact greenTbiz for a one-on-one consultation. We can assess your
business, and tell you how to make it more eco-friendly.
Details on Smart Mentoring and greenAssist are available at
www.greentbiz.org .
greenTbiz Smart Mentors include:
Off the Cuff (Uptown Yonge BIA) Enduro Sport (The Beaches BIA) Ben Wicks
Pub (Old Cabbagetown BIA) The Beauty Institute (Kingsway Village BIA) Café
Taste (Parkdale BIA) Work Worth Doing (West Queen West BIA) Sonic Boom
Records (The Annex BIA) Timbuktu (Downtown Yonge BIA) C'est What? (St.
Lawrence Market Neighbourhood BIA) Carrot Common (GreekTown on the Danforth
BIA) Andrew's Formals (York- Eglinton BIA) Sonu Saree Palace (Gerrard Indian
Bazaar BIA) Birds and Beans (Lakeshore Village BIA) CJ's Café in Bronte
(Oakville) Set Me Free (The Beaches BIA) Grassroots Environmental Products
(The Annex BIA) Majenta Home Furnishings (Oakville) Sukha Health Spa (Roncesvalles
Village BIA) Jolanta Interiors (Bloor West Village BIA) Quiznos Sub
(Hamilton) Lollipop Kid Culture (Oakville) Hot House Café (St. Lawrence
Market Neighbourhood BIA)
For further information, contact:
Jonathan Laderoute
(e|c|o media relations),
416-972-7401, laderoutej(at)huffstrategy.com
Chantal Brundage,
Program Manager,
greenTbiz, 416-697-9000,
Chantal(at)greenTbiz.org
greenTbiz is a program developed by the Toronto Association of Business
Improvement Areas or TABIA in an effort to assist the BIAs, their member
business and property owners with energy conservation, environmental
programs and general education and awareness. ( www.greenTbiz.org)
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