Most of us can remember the days when you Drive toward the City of Angeles and all you can see was a layer of smog and you can barely see the Skyline. But now you go anytime like when i traveled at 8am and you can see the skyline and sun with the haze of the morning dew.
In the World of being Green before i attended this workshop and have got to develop a Great relationship with ECO Rooted and to see that there are people and companies that want to be a bridge for those that are like me that do some green but not life a life a green. For on this issue you hear the Extreme individualist on both sides just like our Political system.
At Yiallo we will strive to use Green Model in Marketing, Print Branding and will offer our clients that option. Yiallo is going to be apart of Events or cleanup that ECO Rooted will host and be sponsors for events that come up.
Yiallo Enterprise will incorporate Green Ideas throughout the Company & Our Clients. On January 20th our CEO attended a Valuable Seminar going Green in which he recieved some great insight to lead a Greener Lifestyle.
Going Green means sustainability which refers to will be a long term function and improve quality of life for the people. Example if each person plants a Tree that Tree will be passed form Generation to Generation. Another Example is if you are close to your local market get out of your car and either ride your bike or walk if you are not going to carry that much.
The Cost of Going Green can range from Free to a small investment but the saving one will receive will increase your Bottom line. One of Panels spoke about a Local Gym in Santa Monica and they spent $450 dollars and they reduced there Electricity Bill by 80% they changed there lightbulbs to LED and got Frosted Windows which keep out the sun and reduced the ac bill.
Yiallo Enterprise will incorporate Greener Lifestyle into daily practice and be a staple of the company and its new Vision in life. The Esteem Panel was very passionate about there ideas for Going Green and what they recommend and how to.
H. David Nahai is a partner in the law firm of Lewis, Brisbois, Bisgaard & Smith and is a co-chair of the Firm’s national energy, environmental, water, and real estate practice. Nahai is also the President of David Nahai Consulting Services, LLC which advises and assists public and private entities involved in the environmental sector, with particular emphasis on renewable energy, energy efficiency, water conservation and wastewater treatment and recycling projects. Nahai serves as Senior Advisor to the Clinton Climate Initiative whose mission is to bring about the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions on a global scale through specific project partnerships with governments around the world. Until October, 2009, Nahai served as the Chief Executive Officer and General Manager of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.
Paul Polizzotto serves as President of EcoMedia, a division of CBS Corporation founded on the dual principles of environmental stewardship and public-private partnership and whose mission is to use corporate advertising dollars to produce media that raises public awareness about environmental issues and helps fund solutions. In 2010, EcoMedia completed extensive green makeovers of schools in San Francisco, suburban Cook County and Miami as part of its Green Schools Initiative, a project the company started with CBS Corporation before its acquisition. Prior to establishing EcoMedia, Polizzotto founded and served as CEO of Property Prep, an industrial environmental cleaning company aimed at helping clients become environmentally compliant.
Karen Solomon is featured by Glamour Magazine as one of the 70 women they considered to be environmental leaders and heroes. Solomon’s's vast experience and progressive vision have played an instrumental role in the rapid growth that has taken Opportunity Green from its start as local green business conference to a national brand. Considered a rising star in the social media arena, her work with Opportunity Green gained the company the runner up award in the green category of The Shorty Awards, the Oscars for Twitter held annually in New York City.Karen was honored by the Los Angeles Business Journal at the Women Who Mean Business Awards in 2009, 2010 & 2011 and is the recipient of the 2009 International Green Dot Award for Community and Policy. Her expertise has led her to be a guest lecturer/speaker at UCLA, The United Nations Association, The American Advertising Federation, Social Media Week and most recently she emcee the Grammy Awards, Greening the Music Industry Panel.
Howard Choy is General Manager of Los Angeles County’s Office of Sustainability which was created in 2009 to implement the County’s Energy and Environmental Policy. Under the Policy, the Office is tasked with developing and implementing programs for both internal County operations and for the public. The County’s Office is dedicated to increasing efficiency, environmental stewardship and reducing greenhouse gas emissions throughout the Los Angeles region through collaboration and partnerships with a variety of public, private and non-profit stakeholders. The County’s most recent programs include region-wide development and implementation of: a private building energy retrofit and workforce development program; a green building certification ordinance; a Climate Action and Adaptation Plan; and a regional, municipal building energy efficiency program.
Susy Borlido is Director of Business Greening Program at Sustainable Works and the Green Business Certification Program Coordinator for Santa Monica. She has helped “green” more than 100 businesses and helped develop Santa Monica’s Green Business Certification Program (www.smgbc.org) which was launched in 2006. Borlido moved to Los Angeles in 2001 shortly after obtaining her BA in Environmental Studies and Resource Management from the University of Toronto. Along with 4 years spent working and studying in the UK, extensive travel throughout Europe, and speaking a variety of languages, Susy brings a global perspective on sustainability issues.













