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06/25/2009 02:48 am Category:  Living Green
One
of the best kept secrets on the internet is, World of Good.com, by EBay. Who
knew? Sure it feeds into our already mega-consumerism but, ---- Come On!!! This is just good green fun.
Let me tell y... 03/11/2009 22:09 pm Category: Living GreenAs we speak,
this first week in March, while our tax dollars are trying to shore up a
failing economy fueled by greed, stupidity, and the machinations of "corporate
fat-cats" - EPA is making an import... 03/11/2009 22:04 pm Category: Living GreenThere's been
a lot in the news lately about Cap and Trade as part of the Stimulus Package
and America's
commitment to climate change. If you're like me, the discussion can be a little
daunting and tec... 03/11/2009 22:01 pm Category: Living Green
If you want a concrete way to have an
environmental impact, the month of March begins The Great American Clean Up
campaign across the country by Keep America Beautiful (KAB). Each year 1,000
local... Author: Charlotte King OBAMAland02/03/2009 16:34 pm Category: Living GreenOn January
18, 2009 my husband and I joined thousands of other ordinary Americans in our
first, great pilgrimage to a presidential inauguration. In my mind, it'll
always be OBAMAland. I was like a ki... 02/03/2009 16:27 pm Category: Living GreenThere's no
question that most of us are aware of the environmental crisis but some
products are more fun, more chic - than others. Here a few ways to put the
"cool" into protecting the planet.
... 12/23/2008 19:53 pm Category: Living GreenTeach your
kids a respect for the planet with information that is age appropriate.
Captain Planet - The mission of the Captain Planet
Foundation (CPF) is to support hands on environmental project... 12/23/2008 19:49 pm Category: Living GreenTrees do the
heavy lifting to protect the planet even when we're blissfully unaware of the
great job they do. Want to learn more?
Mature
trees can increase your property values by up to 1... 12/23/2008 19:46 pm Category: Living GreenIt's almost
"par for the course" to revel in our new found green awareness. We gobble up
chic reusable grocery bags, brag about our use of compact fluorescents, and
covet organic vegetables. What's th... «Back
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Charlotte will give you the down low on Living Green! Read these articles for helpful tips, trends, advice, reports, and personal stories on living green.
Charlotte is out of Georgia.
14 year environmental marketing, championing green initiatives across the country! In 1996, Charlotte King relocated her Marketing Communications firm to Atlanta Georgia, took on a pro bono marketing project for a local parks group. This modest beginning was a transition from a 20-year corporate communications career to "all things green". Charlotte started her career as a marketing communications project manager for one of the largest communications companies in the country, Maritz Communications in St.Louis, Missouri. Her marketing career has been punctuated by projects for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom promotion for Seven-Up, a Bill Cosby video for IBM, directing the nationwide Shell Oil customer service project "Customer Care". She has developed marketing communications for Alcoa Aluminum, Motorola, Payless Shoes, Amoco Oil, and Coca-Cola. Her firm, Snowden & King Marketing Communications, is considered the recognized expert for environmental marketing for parks, trees, green space and forestry in the United States having worked with over 300 tree organizations. Their clients include The Georgia Forestry Commission, Park Pride Atlanta, the National Urban & Community Forestry Advisory Council (NUCFAC), Tree New Mexico, The National Arbor Day Foundation, The United States Forest Service, The North Carolina Urban Forestry Council, Penn State Cooperative Extension, The Alliance for Community Trees, Kentucky Urban Forest Council, and many others. Charlotte is a frequent keynote speaker at green-related conferences, colleges, and universities. An example of her results-based environmental marketing is launching a statewide "tree-topping prevention" campaign in Pennsylvania which reached 1.2 million consumers and crashed the forestry website. She's also proud of a statewide Tree City USA campaign for Arkansas which made it the fastest-growing Tree City program in the country for 3 years running. "If it's not results producing, it's just buzz", she says. In 2005 Snowden & King launched "Marketing Zone", a national environmental marketing trade magazine, "linking business and the environmental community together". Most recently, Charlotte King was appointed to the Georgia Conservancy Board of Directors and is 2007 alumni of The Georgia Environmental Leadership (IGEL) Fellowship Program. She is one of the first recipients of the Proctor & Gamble, "My Black is Beautiful Awards" for her environmental work. She is a business leader, a 2003 alumni of Leadership Atlanta, and serves on the board of the United Way of Atlanta, one of the top 5 largest United Ways in the country. A long-time United Way leader she also chairs the United Way 211 Advisory Council, past President of the United Way VIP Program, and Chairperson of the United Way Small Business Group. She is a 23-year member of the Junior League and has served as a regional director for the Association of Junior Leagues International. Charlotte lives in Atlanta, Georgia with her husband, Steven and her dog, Quincy Jones - who doesn't quite believe he's a dog. Even her dog has learned to be a green advocate and has learned NOT to pee on trees! Charlotte King President/Creative Director Snowden & King Marketing Communications Publisher/Editor-in-Chief, Marketing Zone Magazine (770) 506-0065 Email: charlottewriter@earthlink.net |
