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DMi Partners Names the Five Trends that Changed Marketing in 2011

DMi Partners Names the Five Trends that Changed Marketing in 2011











DMi Partners


Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) November 29, 2011

2011 has been a monumental year in the progression of digital marketing tactics, especially when it comes to digitization and the switch to mobile media. Leading, Philadelphia-based performance marketing agency, DMi Partners, today announced the top five trends driving digital commerce over the last 12 months. These trends continue to alter the marketing methods necessary to reach target audiences and bring the development of streamlined, all-device communications closer to reality.

DMi Partners pointed to the following five trends as the most significant developments in 2011:

Social media takes customer engagement to the next level.

In 2011, the marketing industry placed an increased importance upon engaging consumers in the digital world. The use of social media for client-company interaction now accompanies, and at times replaces, auto-respond emails, generic phone calls, and other established tactics. Facebook’s ‘like’ and share capabilities, Twitter’s ‘retweeting’ and hashtag trending, the Google+ +1 option, and Foursquare’s location tags create additional avenues for brand awareness and loyalty, as well as allowing for organic, consumer-promoted, viral marketing. This kind of engagement is not only beneficial for companies promoting themselves, but is practically necessary to meet consumers’ new expectations.

The rise of mobile marketing through SMS and QR Codes

Mobile devices continue to evolve and become ‘smarter’, and with those changes, the methods we use to reach and interact with consumers are advancing. Text messages are now more widely used than ever to communicate branding and marketing messages, as well as deliver mobile coupons and promotions. QR codes, physical barcodes that call up promotions when photographed with readers on mobile devices, have become an increasingly popular method of advertisement and promotion, tethering brick-and-mortar promotions to the digital world.

Green initiatives continue to drive sales

As manufacturing, chemicals, and waste continue to threaten the environment, consumers are becoming more and more conscious of their impact on the planet. Companies that promote a more eco-friendly way of doing business have had success marketing to those environmentally concerned customers. The success of green marketing has also created the practice of ‘greenwashing’, bringing into question the legitimacy of many companies that are reaping benefits from marketing green practices. ‘Greenwashing’ is the deceptive promotion of a company’s eco-friendly policies in order to distract consumers from the larger impact caused by the company’s environmentally detrimental products and processes.

Applications on mobile devices garner advertising revenue

The popularization of eReaders, iPads, and tablets has marketers using creative new methods of to promote products and services via applications. Companies are developing and selling applications for additional revenue, designed to simplify the use of their services on mobile devices. Conversely, ad-supported, free, downloadable “apps” are driving huge profit through consumer click-throughs.

Rise of daily deals

The ubiquity of mobile devices has made receiving and redeeming promotions nearly instantaneous, leading to a proliferation of deals released daily. Independent daily deal distributors and web properties of established marketing companies have entered the scene to increase traffic and brand awareness for clients, while opening a new avenue for lead generation.

“Though 2011 may not have produced any ‘big bang’ moments, we have seen the acceleration of a number of ongoing trends, especially in the area of mobile marketing,” said Patrick McKenna, CEO, DMi Partners. “The ability of companies to reach customers at any time, on any device, has really changed the game, across almost every industry. Marketers who are able to stay on their toes, think creatively and respond quickly to new methods of communication will thrive, while the rest will risk being left behind.”

About DMi Partners

Founded in 2003, DMi Partners is a Performance Marketing Agency that delivers real, tangible results for clients through the development and implementation of digital marketing programs. Whether you are an educational institution looking to maximize your recruitment strategy, a financial services firm seeking a stronger link with customers and prospects, or any other business that thrives on qualified leads, DMi Partners can help you increase the productivity of your digital marketing program, drive growth and build your bottom line.

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Bears Fan Vs Packers Pickers (NFC Championship Game Analysis)

Cenk Uygur (host of The Young Turks), Tom Hanc (TYT Director of New Media) and Steve Oh (TYT Business Development) break down the NFC Championship game between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers. TYT Sports on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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Discover New Frontiers and New Solutions at Business as a Calling 2009 in San Jose, CA
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What is SCRUM?

Definitions for cocktail party credibility. Helping you sound like you know what you’re talking about. More info: scrumalliance.org/
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Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

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Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

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Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

Blue Fountain Media Awarded a General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Schedule Contract for Multiple Digital Services and Products

Blue Fountain Media Awarded a General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Schedule Contract for Multiple Digital Services and Products











New York, NY (PRWEB) November 18, 2011

Blue Fountain Media has been awarded a General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Schedule Contract to supply diverse digital products and services to federal agencies.

Under GSA Contract GS-07F-0726X, Blue Fountain Media can provide a wide variety of web based marketing services including:


    Marketing Consulting Services (541613)
    Computer Services: Small Business (541519)
    Computer Systems Design: Small Business (541512)
    Custom Computer Programming: Small Business (541511)
    Internet Publishing, Broadcasting and Web Search Portals: Small Business (519130)
    Data Processing Hosting and Related Services: Small Business (518210)
    Electronic Shopping: Small Business (454111)

This broad authorization demonstrates Blue Fountain Media’s expertise in a wide variety of programming, designing and marketing fields.

Under this five-year contract, Blue Fountain Media will be able to work on projects ranging from social media campaigns to website re-designs to advanced search engine optimization projects.

Blue Fountain Media’s other certifications include:

    GSA Pathway to Success
    GSA Marketing I
    Green Compliant
    Google Analytics
    Google Adwords
    SBA, Small Business- Minority Owned
    Section 508 Certifications
    Designing Accessible Websites
    Accessible Video and Multimedia
    Building and Buying Accessible Software

Blue Fountain Media is an award winning Web design, development and online marketing company. Their expert team of designers, developers, marketers, communications specialists, project managers and business developers focus on creating beautiful, functional websites that are specifically designed to increase an organization’s online return on investment.

Blue Fountain Media has a proven track record of hitting deadlines, staying on budget, and fostering a pro-active approach to client relations. After interviewing many of their clients, Dun & Bradstreet awarded Blue Fountain Media with their 5-Star rating for outstanding service and quality.

Blue Fountain Media’s marketing department delivers some of the highest returns on investment of any agency in the world. For a sample of the the companies search engine optimization expertise, simply Google “website design company.”

By producing work of the highest caliber and through the creation of some of the most innovative and effective website development and online marketing campaigns available, Blue Fountain Media has grown from a one person web design and online business consultancy in 2003 to more than 150 employees with offices in the United States and Europe.

“It is an honor to be able to serve the digital needs of the federal government,” said Blue Fountain Media CEO and Founder Gabriel Shaoolian. “We have a long track record of helping businesses to succeed in a highly competitive online world. We now have the same opportunity to help government agencies communicate internally, with other agencies, with constituents and with global partners.

“In the global marketplace of ideas and commerce, it is essential that you deliver your key messaging in a clear and effective manner.”

Founded in 2003 by Gabriel Shaoolian, Blue Fountain Media has quickly become one of the leading web design, development and online marketing agencies in the world. Blue Fountain Media’s client list includes a number of government entities, both domestic and international. This group includes:

    The United Nations
    The United States Mint
    The New York Police Department
    The Netherlands Embassy
    The European Union

The prestigious list of non-governmental clients includes HarperCollins, the National Football League, the New York Yankees, Nike, O: The Oprah Magazine, Public Broadcasting System (PBS), Petco, OppenheimerFunds, Smarties, Sotheby’s, and Walt Disney Resorts.

“It is gratifying to be recognized as one of America’s fastest growing companies,” Shaoolian said. “This kind of growth, in such a difficult economic time, is the result of the work of the most remarkable people I’ve ever had the chance to work with. The Blue Fountain Media team is not only talented, but tenacious. No one is satisfied until we have produced the highest possible quality work for our clients.

“More importantly, this honor is a reflection of the fact that we go above and beyond for our clients, delivering results that significantly enhance their businesses.”

In the past twelve months, Blue Fountain Media has won over 20 major design and marketing awards and has been featured in publications including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Inc., Crain’s New York Business and Bloomberg BusinessWeek, and has contributed expert guest columns to The New York Times, BNET and Amex Open Forum.

About Blue Fountain Media

Blue Fountain Media is an award-winning results-driven website design, development and online marketing company based in Manhattan, New York. The company provides comprehensive services including branding (logo design, letterhead, promotional materials), communications (press releases, online reputation management, copywriting), and all aspects of online marketing (search engine marketing and optimization, and online reputation management. Founded in 2003, the company is located at 102 Madison Avenue, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10016. Tel: 212-260-1979. Fax: 1-800-278-0816. To learn more about the firm and its web expertise, please visit http://www.bluefountainmedia.com

About GSA

GSA provides a centralized delivery system of products and services to the federal government, leveraging its enormous buying power to get the best value for taxpayers. Founded in 1949, GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government’s total procurement dollars and influences the management of $ 500 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government-owned or leased buildings and 208,000 vehicles.

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Vice President Biden Releases Recovery through Retrofit Report

The Vice President and the Middle Class Task Force release the Recovery through Retrofit Report, which builds on the foundation laid out in the Recovery Act to expand green job opportunities in the United States and boost energy savings for middle class Americans by retrofitting homes for energy efficiency. The Vice President is joined by Chair of the Council on Environmental Quality Nancy Sutley, Secretary of Energy Steven Chu, Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun Donovan, and Administrator of the US Small Business Administration Karen Mills, to discuss the Reports proposals as well as the plans for implementation of the Reports recommendations. October 19, 2009. (Public Domain)
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MAYOR VILLARAIGOSA TO SPEAK AT PortTechLA’s TECHNOLOGY EXPO AND INVESTMENT CONFERENCE ON SEPTEMBER 15 Conference at DoubleTree Hotel in San Pedro to Bring Together Entrepreneurs, Investors and Maritime Industry; Will Feature Latest Innovations in Maritime Environmental, Security, Logistics and Energy Technologies PortTechLASAN PEDRO, Calif. — Aug. 17, 2010 — Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will be a featured speaker at PortTechLA’s Technology Expo and Investment Conference on September 15. The day-long event will showcase business innovations to investors, strategic partners and the maritime industry in the San Pedro Bay port complex. “PortTechLA is poised to become an important element in our overall plan to bring green jobs and sustainable economic growth to Los Angeles,” said Mayor Villaraigosa. “This conference will bring key stakeholders together to assess the latest clean technology in the maritime industry.” “We are thrilled that Mayor Villaraigosa will bring his vision and leadership to this important conference,” said Jeff Milanette, executive director of PortTechLA. “He has led the charge to transform Los Angeles into an incubator for green jobs, technology and the growth of LA’s economy. The mayor is at the forefront of the clean tech revolution and PortTechLA is a key component to help make it happen.” State Assemblywoman Bonnie Lowenthal, whose 54th District includes the Port of Los Angeles, will kick off the conference with morning remarks. Lowenthal
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Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

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Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

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Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

Ramsey County has recognized Hmong Village on St. Paul’s East Side for its work to recycle and reduce food waste. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section has worked with Hmong Village’s owners and businesses to set up a successful recycling program that has collected more than 1,100 barrels of food waste for use at a local hog farm.

Ramsey County Commissioner Jim McDonough presented a recognition award to Hmong Village’s developers for their support of recycling efforts on Monday, April 4.

Hmong Village, 1001 Johnson Parkway, is a multi-use development that opened last year in a building formerly operated by the Saint Paul Schools. The development has more than 200 merchant stalls, 40 offices, 35 produce booths and 17 restaurants. Ramsey County’s Environmental Health Section partnered with Hmong Village’s owners to help set up, and provide training, for businesses to collect food waste, and other recyclables.

ZIVELO Announces Tree-Planting Initiative

ZIVELO Announces Tree-Planting Initiative











C7 24″ Angled Portrait Display with Touch, Barcode Scanner, Receipt Printer, Finished in Gloss White with Hand Polished ZIVELO Signature Poles


Marion, IN (PRWEB) November 12, 2011

ZIVELO, a leader in the self-service kiosk and digital signage manufacturing industry, seeks to lead the industry into a new direction – a green one.

ZIVELO has partnered with Trees for the Future, a nonprofit organization that has planted over 65 million trees worldwide since 1989. ZIVELO has made a commitment to plant at least three trees for every kiosk that they sell to help offset their carbon foot print.

“ZIVELO has made sustainability part of their business by planting three trees for every kiosk sold. Their support allows us to work with communities that need these trees to meet their basic needs. By incorporating tree planting into their business model, they are helping communities such as Haiti transform their lives through planting fast-growing beneficial trees. By partnering with trees for the future, ZIVELO is showing how businesses can help drive sustainability locally and globally,” says Gorav Seth, Director of Finance and Operations at Trees for the Future.

Since the campaign’s launch in June of this year, nearly 6,000 trees have been planted thanks to ZIVELO’s contributions to Trees for the Future. ZIVELO is also working with local municipalities to plant trees throughout the city of Marion, Indiana to give back to the community that has given them their roots.

“Being environmentally friendly is one of the core values that have contributed to the foundation of our company and as an innovator within our industry, we have a social responsibility to set a positive example wherever we can,” says Ziver Birg, CEO of ZIVELO.

Being green isn’t a new trend for ZIVELO; some of the green initiatives that have been in place since the company’s inception include:


    Utilizing a minimum amount of post-consumer materials
    Providing recycling containers throughout all of their facilities
    Producing their kiosk enclosures from aircraft grade aluminum which is fully recyclable at the end of life
    Utilizing electronically bonded powder coat finishes that are approved by the EPA to be VOC free and can be retrieved and reused
    Offering purchase credits to organizations who want to trade in their unattractive, old, and outdated kiosks for ZIVELO terminals. These terminals will often be reused in third world countries or recycled via electronic recyclers.

ZIVELO has been recognized for their efforts as a green business by the software company, Advanced Solutions, who accepted them into the Autodesk Clean Tech Partner Program. This program supports the environmental advancements of technology pioneers by providing thousands of dollars worth of digital prototyping software to companies through their Clean Tech grants.

“We’re constantly developing processes to reduce manufacturing waste and offset our carbon foot print wherever possible,” says Birg, “It is our hope that other companies within the self-service technology industry will see the difference that we can make and join us in our efforts to make this world a greener place.”

About ZIVELO

ZIVELO has rapidly grown to become the world’s largest kiosk manufacturer, with over 250,000 square feet of manufacturing facilities and over 200 employees. ZIVELO’s product line is well known globally, and now has resellers and distributors in the USA, Canada, Europe, Australia, and South Africa. The design, engineering, and manufacturing of their public terminal systems are contained within the United States and are compliant with fair trade standards.

For additional information about ZIVELO, please visit zivelo.com or contact info(at)zivelo(dot)com.

For additional information regarding ZIVELO’s green initiatives, please contact green(at)zivelo(dot)com.

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Stone Panels, Inc Helps a Native-American-Owned Casino Represent the People Behind the Business in 2011

Stone Panels, Inc Helps a Native-American-Owned Casino Represent the People Behind the Business in 2011










Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) November 12, 2011

The environmental consciousness of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community is evident on the walls of The Talking Stick Resort in 2011, thanks to Stone Panels, Inc. From its conception, the Native American business owners set out to build a resort that captured their good steward nature; choosing building materials that were reflective of both the Scottsdale, Arizona area and good for the environment.

The resort partnered with architects from FFKR in Salt Lake City, Utah on the project; and chose StoneLite® panels from Stone Panels, Inc. to be a major player in the construction of a 440-million-dollar resort facility. For construction, 82,500 square feet of Rainbow Sandstone StoneLite® panels were incorporated in both the exterior and interior of the property. Among other reasons, some of the biggest factors that played into the decision to use StoneLite® panels were environmental.

StoneLite® panels are a “green” building material for several reasons. They only use a quarter of the amount of stone that the alternative building material of dimensional stone uses. In this way, StoneLite® panels help to preserve the precious natural resource that is stone. Likewise, due to their lightweight nature; StoneLite® panels help to cut down on pollution and fuel use from construction machinery and transports. Lighter building materials means less effect on the environment from installation. The environmental impact of choosing Stone Panels, Inc. was an especially important consideration for The Talking Stick Resort and Casino, but the “green” nature of StoneLite® panels has also made it a building material of choice for environmental and cost-conscious builders everywhere.

For more information please email info(at)stonepanels(dot)com or call (469) 635-5000.

StoneLite® panels were developed and patented more than 37 years ago in Ireland. Production came to the United States in 1983 and moved to their current manufacturing facility located in Coppell, Texas in 2002. The first notable exterior cladding project in the United States was a five-story office building in Dallas completed in 1980.

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