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NAR’s Green MLS Tool Kit Rocks

April 27, 2010 – 7:20 am

The National Association of Realtors’ new Green MLS Tool Kit shows members how to implement “a green initiative” within their local multiple listing services (MLS) programs but it is an even better educational resource destined to transform the industry.

By Elizabeth Madrigal | Posted in Business | Also tagged Appraisal Institute, EcoBroker International, Educational Resources, Enterprises community Partners, green appraisals, green landlady, Green MLS Tool Kit, green property leasing, green property management, green property sales, Inc., Multiple Listing Services, National Association of Realtors, NeighborWorks america, real estate sales, TPO Membranes, Transforming Real Estate Sales, Traverse Area Association of Realtors, USGBC | Comments (2)

Building A Greener Resume

April 14, 2010 – 6:38 am

Like the industrial and technology booms before it, the green revolution relies on educated, committed people to move it forward. Learning about sustainability can improve your marketability and help you do your job better.

By Elizabeth Madrigal | Posted in Business | Also tagged BOMA International, building staff, CNET News, Community Education, CoStar, Department of Energy, DOE, education, Energy Star, Energy Star for Buildings and Plants, Green Lede, Green Property Managers, Green Resource Council, Green Training, Institute of Real Estate Management, IREM, IREM first, job hunting, LEED Rating Systems, LEED Rating Sytems, Martin LaMonica, NAR Green DesignationGreen Lede, National Association of Realtors, Non-profit free training, Portfolio Manager, property managers, resume enhancement, SEIU Union, sustainability, The Green, Training, unions, USGBC, weatherization | Comments (0)

Worthy Workforce Development & Outreach

February 2, 2010 – 7:19 am

A critical element for green property owners to consider is how to implement a comprehensive workforce development program. Even if your manager is sympathetic to your sustainability goals, he or she will need to understand – and you will need to clarify – your priorities for implementation.

By Elizabeth Madrigal | Posted in Business | Also tagged 1000 Green Supers, apartments, Banned Toxic Chemicals, BOMA, Building Education Center, Building Performance Institute, CGPM, Daylighting Collaborative, Eco-Responsible Workforce, Global Green, Green Advantage, green property management, Green Training, higher occupancy, higher performance, homeowners association, HUD, Institute for Professional & Executive Development, IREM, Local Chapter 32BJ SEIU, Marketing sustainability, NAAEI, NAHMA, Northwest Energy Efficiency Council, Outreach, Posting Sustainability Policies, ROMA University, Sustainability Action Plan, Thomas Shortman Training Fund, Workforce Development | Comments (0)