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PITCHBOOKS PROMOTIONThe Varsity Di�erence
The Varsity Bike Dock was considered a drastic improvement on the average inverted U style bike rack already, but the concept behind this promotional piece was to outline what made it a unique innovation. I leveraged the technical skill of the design engineer for a 3D rendering as well and pushed the additional design for a finished product that was used widely in both print and web promotion.
Design and Content Writing - Andy KowalczykInsite Project Concept - Christopher Luyet
SkateDockThis piece was to highlight a major selling point of the SkateDock, that of saving space and increasing storage density for skateboards. I chose to illustrate this by comparing the same spacial footprint of other forms of transportation to position the skatedock as a piece of instructure that provides a benefit for planners, students and faculty by saving space and providing an organized place to put boards.
Design, Concept and Content Writing - Andy Kowalczyk
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PRINT LAYOUTPark A Bike Monthly Newsle�er
The cause of diminishing wetlands in both South Florida and South Louisiana has been a topic that I have had an interest in for some time and I thought an infographic detailing some of the similari-ties between the ecosystems of both areas would be an great undertaking from a storyteling aspect.
Design and Concept - Andy Kowalczyk
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PITCHBOOKSINSITE
The underlying concept of the InSite initiative outlined by Christopher Luyet was a strategy to connect university campus facility and transportation managers with the existing infrastructure at their sites. We concieved the name from the idea that the initiative would bring further insight to transportation insfrastructure needs at a given site, along with how well the existing infrastructure works. When Chris found that there was virtually nothing like it in the marketplace for commercial site furnishings I thought of the tagline “Innovative Site Solutions” to tie in with the alternate spelling in the brand name we established.
Design and Content Writing - Andy KowalczykInsite Project Concept - Christopher Luyet
Making The Case - The Campus StandardThe idea behind “The Campus Standard” was a long running concept fostered by Chris Luyet. Through his years of experience in bike infrastructure and commercial bicycle racks he found that college campuses were o�en the proving ground for bicycle racks and bike infrastructure. Seeing what worked and didn’t and how our products fit into the equation, he and I concieved this pitchbook that is targeted to that market. Highlighting our authority in the field of site furnishings at The Park Catalog, Chris being a co-founder of a bicycle rack company, along with the head of a very experienced sales sta� that o�ers a superior and versatile line of products that are priced competitively.
Design and Content Writing - Andy KowalczykMaking the Case Concept and Editing - Christopher Luyet
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INITIATIVE
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innovative site solutions
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is a Geographic Information System (GIS) that works for bicycle, pedestrian, and automotive transportation planners.
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geotaggingexpert advicetheft reportingbicycle accidentsauto accidents
}Mapping pinpoints existent bicycle parking infrastructure, and provides that information in a user-friendly format that helps planners make the best decisions.
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FAU Boca RatonCampus Map
Campus Mapping
Bike Parking
Bike Accident
Bike Theft
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Our expert advice comes from a wealth of experience in bicycle and pedestrian safety. We will assess your bicycle infrastructure based on security, ability to meet transportation needs and the durability of existing infrastructure, and provide you with solutions that meet your needs!
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“A useful map provides the clearest route from point A to B” fig. A
FAU Boca RatonCampus Map
Bike Parking Wave Rack Grid Rack
Bike Accident 2015
Bike Theft 2015 Theft
Accident Location2015 2
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Bad Bike Rack
Bike Theft
Wave Rack
Grid Rack
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Our mapping initiative will take your site to where it needs to be, and fulfill alternative transportation needs as well as those ofautomotive transportation and pedestrians!
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fig. BFAU Boca RatonCampus Map
Bike Parking Wave Rack Grid Rack
Bike Accident 2015 2016
Bike Theft 2015 Theft 2016 Theft
Good Bike Rack
Varsity Bike Rack
Accident Location2015 22016 0
2015 32016 0
Bike Theft
Grid Rack
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Our dedicated team is here to provide you with the most relevant and insightful information about your site’s infrastructure plan. We know the value of a great site plan from our team’s accumulated 25+ years of experience in the site furnishings industry and we are confident that we can find the best plan for you!
Need Our Help? Let’s Talk
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Sustainable Sites is a leading manufacturer and supplier of commercial site furnishings to parks, schools, shopping centers, multi-family communities, HOAs and corporate campuses
AMERICAN MADEWe build high-quality products right here in the USA. We’ve supplied furnishings to schools, municipalities, universities, shopping centers, malls and parks all across the country
DEDICATED TEAMOur team has more than 80 years combined experience in the site furnishings business, and this means a commitment to
UNIFIED DESIGN
look for your landscape. From benches, picnic tables, bike racks and picnic tables, establish your group’s identity!
what we do...
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THE CAMPUS STANDARDTHE CAMPUS STANDARD
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SO MUCH OF OUR TIME IS SPENT
INDOORS, OR LOOKING AT
OUR PHONES. IN THIS HECTIC
WORLD WE’RE OFTEN LEFT LITTLE
CHOICE
HOWEVER, THE TIME WE SPEND
OUTDOORS IS STILL VITAL TO
OUR WELL BEING
SO HOW CAN WE GET MORE
PEOPLE OUTSIDE?
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THE RIGHT SITE FURNISHINGS CAN SAY A LOT ABOUT YOUR CAMPUS
An integrated approach to site furnishings
leads to an inviting space for everyone. A
site furnishings plan that not only has a visible
standard, but broadcasts a cohesive
message about your campus.
When site furnishings are low quality, or are in
themselves in an environment that’s no longer
conducive to learning.
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WHO WE’VEWHOWORKED WITH
• Purdue
• UCLA
• Ohio State
• UC Davis
• YALE
• DUKE
• LSU
• Syracuse
• ASU
• UAF
• University of Miami
• Indiana State
• UC San Diego
• Washington State
• Rutgers
• University of South Florida
• University of Central Florida
• USC
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Number Of Bikes: 10 Rack Model: U Rack Grade: B-Student Capacity: 300Housing Capacity: 500Car Parking Capacity: 20
INSITE© REVIEW
• Geo-Tagging• Expert advice• Theft reporting• Housing Population• Building Capacity• Car Parking Counts
Our comprehensive site reviews provide a detailed analyisis of the current bicycle infrastructure of your campus, and assist you in planning for the infrastructure you need to establish your own campus standard!
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PLANNING FOR YOUR PROJECT
If you need assistance with the scope of your project we can help with detailed plans in AutoCAD that ensure that what you see is what you get!
• DWG Models • Expert planning advice• In-house team
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YOURLOGO
orDESIGN
SELECTPRODUCTS
SENDLOGO
or DESIGN
PROOF&
PRICING
APPROVAL
WE MAKE IT
WEDELIVER
INSTALLATION
YOUR SCHOOL
CUSTOMSITE FURNISHINGS
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CUSTOMIZATION:PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
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OUR PRODUCTS
URESISTANT
DON’T FADE
UV Resistant
Our products are coated
our TEC42 recycled plastic lumber benches. This ensures our colors stay vibrant and last longer
materials. Simply put, our products stay vibrant and
don’t fade away.
DURABILITY
Withstands natural and human elements
Products made with inferior coatings or materials can
become vulnerable to sun, saltwater, snowfall, or the human element and can become a long term
investment. All of our products can withstand this
wear and tear and stand behind generous warranties.
URESISTANT
CUSTOMIZATION
Broadcast yourmessage or brand
We offer the opportunity to broadcast your school or company’s image by
customzing site furnishings. This creates a setting that makes both those who use
site furnishings and the provider feel a sense of
pride in their surroundingenivironment!
ECO FRIENDLY
Reduce and Reuse
Our TEC42 benches as well as our picnic tables are
composed of %100 post consumer plastic which
keeps harmful plastic out
The durability of this material also ensures that
your investment is one that lasts many years without
maintenance!
URESISTANT
OUR PRODUCTS
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BLEACHERSBLEACHERS
If you’re in the market for bleachers we have one of the most versatile and competitively priced collections around.
Whether it’s tip-and-roll bleachers that can beeasily moved and stored after usage or more permanent multi-level bleachers from 3-15 rows.
Versatile Collection
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What better way to promote an appreciation
of your outdoor space than by showing your
commitment to preserving it!
Our line of picnic tables, benches and trash
receptacles all include options that utilize
our UV resistant recycled plastic planks.
Our recycled products are not only healthy
for the environment, they are durable and
save on maintenance cost over time!
RETHINK MATERIALS RECYCLED LUMBER!
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There is a vast selection of product lines to
choose from, but we offer the opportunity
to personalize ours for certain applications
and clients to further integrate them into the
landscape they are in.
We provide design services that can help you
create site furnishings that broadcast what
values your
brand stands for!
RE-IMAGINE YOUR SITE FURNISHINGS!
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SAMPLE PRICINGNATIONAL PARTNER ACCOUNT (NPA)
Umbrellas
Name Part # Qty Pricing NPA
7.5’ Square Fiberglass Market Umbrella w/ crank (no tilt) 364-SPCL 1 to 2 $450 $360.00
7.5’ Square Fiberglass Market Umbrella w/ pulley lift system 364-SPCL 1 to 2 $450 $360.00
Adirondack Chairs
Cape Cod Adirondack Chair 289-1111 1 to 2 $384 $307.20
POLYWOOD Classic Adirondack Chair 185-1001 1 to 2 $369 $295.20
Trash Receptacles
32-Gal. Diamond Pattern Custom Logo Receptacle 166-1332 1 to 2 $717 $574.00
Spun Metal Lid 166-1024 1 to 2 $115 $92.00
Picnic Tables
6-Ft Hexagonal Recycled Plastic Picnic Table 289-1070 1 to 2 $870 $696.00
6-Ft A-Frame Recycled Plastic Picnic Table 289-1080 1 to 2 $907 $725.60
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HOW WE CANHELP YOU!HOW WE CANHELP YOU!
• Expert advice • One Stop Shop• Quality Product
• Customization• Quick Shipping• Competitive pricing
We offer a wide range of site amenity products, alleviating the hassle of reaching out to multiple companies. We carry everything from trash receptacles, to custom bleachers and our experience in planning, construction and the sports
your needs may be and you can have peace of mind.
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THE THE PARK CATALOG
DIFFERENCEWHO WE AREThe Park and Facilities Catalog is a leading manufacturer and supplier of commercial site furnishings to parks, schools,
buildings since 2001.
AMERICAN MADEWe build high-quality products right here in the USA. We’ve supplied furnishings to schools, municipalities, universities, shopping centers, malls and parks all across the country
QUICK TURNAROUNDSince our products are made in the USA, we can get them to you quicker. Many times the items will be in stock, resulting in short lead-times. Our customer service team will track your shipment to be sure it is delivered on time.
OUR CLIENTSWe have had the opportunity to work with a diverse group of clients in the past such as Lockheed Martin, Google, Yale University, MGM Mirage and The Pittsburgh Pirates.
DEDICATED TEAMOur team has more than 80 years combined experience in the site furnishings business, and this means a commitment to
UNIFIED DESIGN
look for your landscape. From benches, picnic tables, bike racks and picnic tables, establish your group’s identity!
www.TheParkCatalog.com | 1-800-695-350328
INFOGRAPHICSA Tale of Two States
The cause of diminishing wetlands in both South Florida and South Louisiana has been a topic that I have had an interest in for some time and I thought an infographic detailing some of the similari-ties between the ecosystems of both areas would be an great undertaking from a storyteling aspect.
Design and Concept - Andy KowalczykContent - Ca�ey, R. H. and M. Schexnayder (2003)
Coastal Louisiana and South Florida: A ComparativeWetland Inventory
Content - Health Care Cost Institute
Average Cost of HealthCare by StateHealthcare costs are a fact of life and an innteresting one in the United States. The question of how healthcare costs look by state was interesting one to answer.
Design and Concept - Andy Kowalczyk
Content - Pew Research Institute
The Correlation Between Family Income and Student Loan DebtThis infographic was closer to traditional data modeling, I considered it an interesting Pew Research study for its angle and felt the data should not be outshined by design.
Design and Concept and Content Writing - Andy Kowalczyk
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Average Healthcare Cost Per Person By State
$5,000-$5,999 $6,000-$6,999 $7,000-$7,999 $8,000+
DC $10,349MA $9,278AK $9,128CN $8,654ME $8,521DE $8,480RI $8,309NH $7,839ND $7,749PA $7,730WV $7,667VT $7,635NJ $7,583MD $7,492MN $7,409WI $7,233FL $7,196OH $7,076SD $7,056NE $7,048WY $7,040MO $6,967IA $6,921HI $6,856LA $6,795
KA $6,782WA $6,782IL $6,756IN $6,666MT $6,640MI $6,618NM $6,651KY $6,596OR $6,580MS $6,571OK $6,532NC $6,444TN $6,411SC $6,323VA $6,286AL $6,272CA $6,238AR $6167CO $5,994TX $5,924NV $5,735GA $5,467 $5,434ID $5,658UT $5,031
DCMAAKCNMEDERI
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$12,434 $22,996 $28,407
$12,434 $23,166 $27,392
1992-93
1999-00
2011-12
$12,434 $22,404 $25,363
High School Diploma Or Less
Two-year DegreeOr Some College
Bachelor’sDegree Or More
2011-12
$23,081
$21,982
$13,989
$25,363
$23,165
$10,880
$12,434
$23,123
$25,363
$21,001
$23,256
$13,056
1999-001992-93
Low income
Lower middle
Upper middle
High income
Median Cumulative Debt ofStudent Loan Borrowersby Parental Education
Median Cumulative Debt IncreaseCompared to Parental Income
The Corrolation Between Student Loan Debt and Family Income
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A tale Of two States Total Area: 37,478,400 Acres Total wetland Area: 37,478,400 Acres
Total Area: 31,054,720 AcresTotal wetland Area: 31,054,720 Acres
Louisiana Florida
Loss of wetlands from 1980-2009
Timeline of selected events
194,072acres
856,222acres
1923
19281934 1948
taken at face value, there are many similarities between the states of florida and louisiana concerning the size and importance of their respective wetland area’s. their differing legacies of conservation efforts may hold the keys to the future
Seismic Explorationon the Gulf Coast
Levee ConstructionVIA Flood Control Act
Est. of EvergladesNational Park
Central and southern FLProject
1972 Land And Water Conservation Act
1989 Barrataria-TerreboneNational estuary program ( BTNEP )
1994 cOMMISSIOON FOR sUSTAINABLE sOUTH fLORIDA
1996 c AND SF “RE-STUDY” AUTHORIZEDUNDER WATER RES. DEV. ACT ( wRDA )
2000 cONGRESS REJECTS CARA2000 cONGRESS aPPROVES cerp
1990 cOASTAL wETLAND, PLANNING, PROTECTION AND RESTORATION ACT ( cwPPra )
1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000
Data taken from Caffey, R. H. and M. Schexnayder (2003) Coastal Louisiana and South Florida: A Comparative Wetland Inventory
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CONTENT | STRATEGYEarth Month Campaign
As my first campaign with The Park Catalog we decided to launch a month long campaign to observe Earth Day. The natural choice was the most eco-conscious product o�ered, namely recycled plastic benches. This to me also seemed like a wonderful opportunity for more than just a product push, but also an opportunity to brand the business as eco-friendly by partnering with a regionally local nonprofit focusing on the environment. Given that the Everglades watershed is such an important part of the South Florida region, the Everglades Foundation seemed a natural choice. Through collaboration with the sales department and the fundraising department of The Everglades Foundation I was able to reach an agreement that contributed a portion of all sales of recycled plastic benches to them.
Concept / Strategy - Andy Kowalczyk Content - Andy Kowalczyk | Press Release, Nichole Howell | Design, Sales - Chris Luyet
Ma� Jones/Dan Dacus | Ecommerce Management, Robert Caston | Content Writer
Logo Design- Nichole Howell
TEC42As an adjunct to The Earth Month Campaign sales decided it would be beneficial to brand our recycled plastic lumber. It was established between Chris Luyet, Nichole Howell and I that a number would be a part of the name and ‘42’ was decided upon. This was not just because it was Jackie Robinson’s number, or because that number holds a significant place in Hitchiker’s Guide to The Galaxy. 4.2 is the listing for recycled materials in LEED accreditation. The TEC was my contribution, breaking down as an acronym for Tough Eco Core.
Concept - Andy Kowalczyk and Chris Luyet
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Proceeds from sale of recycled plastic benches and other products donated byThe Park and Facilities Catalog to The Everglades Foundation for Earth Day
By Andy Kowalczyk
This year marks the 46th Earth Day since its inception on April 22, 1970.Each year a theme is chosen to celebrate the beauty, vitality and significance of our outdoors, and this year that theme is “Trees for the Earth.”To celebrate Earth Day 2016, The Park and Facilities Catalog is donating a portion of the proceeds from every sale of a bench, picnic table or trash receptacle created with their recycled plastic materials to the Everglades Foundation.
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“Over the next five years, as Earth Day moves closer to its 50th anniversary, we’re calling on you to help us achieve one of our most ambitious goals yet —we’re planting 7.8 billion trees and we’re starting now.”-Earth Day Network
Everglades National Park is a World Heritage Site and an essential part of the ecosystem andeconomy ofFlorida. Decades of drainage and overdevelopment have shrunk America’s Everglades down to half its original size impacting the ecosystem from Lake Okeechobee to Florida Bay, harming the state’s tourism industry and threatening the quality of life for millions of Floridians and millions more tourists who rely on a healthy Everglades for their water supply.
The Everglades Foundation is dedicated to protecting and restoring America’s Everglades. Through scientifically sound, achievable solutions, the Foundation seeks to reverse the damage inflicted on this unique ecosystem and provide policymakers and the public with an honest and credible resource on complex restoration issues. Additionally, this summer the Everglades Foundation will launch the $10 million George Barley Prize, the largest clean water prize competition to date, with the goal of solving the phosphorus pollution problem plaguing the Everglades and other freshwater lakes and rivers across the country and the world.
Not only is The Park Catalog committed to decreasing the waste that ends up in landfills, it is also committed to helping preserve precious open spaces in its own backyard such as Everglades National Park.It’s estimated that over 100 million tons of plastic is consumed worldwide and that recycled plastic has actually increased in demand the past few years. ThePark Catalog’srecycled material products are made with 100 percent recycled HDPE post-consumer content plastic, which ensures there is less plastic trash in landfills and more unspoiled land and clean water for all of us.
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It may be called Earth Day , but the first step to preserving the planet begins in the places where we live The purchase of products made with recycled plastic completes the loop from gathering, to manufacturing, to purchase and puts that resource back in circulationrather than in a landfill or in our public spaces.
The Park Catalog is located mere hours from the Everglades National Park andchose todedicate a portion of the proceeds from sales of their recycled plastic products to the Everglades Foundation to support their commitment to preserving such a vital ecosystem.
About the Park and Facilities CatalogThe Park and Facilities Catalog is headquartered in Boca Raton, Fla. In business since 2001, the company is a national provider of commercial-grade outdoor site furnishings such as bicycle parking racks, park benches, aluminum bleachers, lockers, receptacles, picnic tables, and other Division 10 and 12 construction items. Clients include municipalities, businesses, contractors, architects, parks, schools, universities, shopping centers and office buildings. For moreinformation, visit the website at www.theparkcatalog.com
About The Everglades FoundationThe Everglades Foundation is a nonprofit 501 (c)(3), science based organization dedicated to the restoration and protection of America’s Everglades. Founded in 1994 by Paul Tudor Jones II and the late George Barley, the Everglades Foundation science, education, communication and advocacy teams work diligently each day to accomplish this goal. www.evergladesfoundation.org
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Campaign Summary
Name: “Earth Month Campaign” Duration: April 22nd (Earth Day) - May31st Message to customers:
“Starting on Earth Day April 22nd, The Park Catalog is offering a portion of proceeds from all sales of our products containing recycled material to The Everglades Foundation. The Everglades National Park is mere miles from our headquarters in Boca Raton, and is a vital part of South Florida’s water supply, tourism industry and culture. We believe that the best way to appreciate our outdoors is to support conservation efforts and promote our recycled products, that are not only highly durable and attractive, but also diverting materials from our landfills and oceans.”
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Facts About Recycling Plastic: Economic Growth:
In the US in 2000, the recycling and reuse industry sustained approximately 56,000 programs that employed over 1.1M people, generated an annual payroll of nearly $37B, and grossed over $236B in revenues.
Tourism: By eliminating plastic pollution in just the ocean environment within the Pacific Rim, we could reduce over 1.28B in damages or losses to fishing, tourism,and shipping operations.
Health Impacts: Plastic litter impacts Water quality and human health, while placing stress on the budgets and infrastructures of municipal authorities
Economic Impact: The total cost of waste Is much bigger than people think, as it includes the mining and processing of raw materials, collection, transportation, re-processing, consulting, permitting, and the ultimate disposal of waste.
Efficiency: Public authorities can benefit from reduced waste management costs, optimized land use, decreased stress on infrastructure and value generation with improved allocation of material resources.
Economic Benefits: The economy benefits from jobs in local value adding processes of collection, processing, and manufacturing. In general, recycling creates ten times as many
Threat to Our Oceans: Used plastic Dumped into the sea kills and destroys sea life at an estimated 1 million sea creatures a year, which impacts the economy of fishing communities
Where and How? Many people don’t recycle Simply because they don’t know where a facility is, or they are not educated about what is, or is not recyclable. To find out what is recyclable, how to recycle at home, and where your nearest recycling center is visit recyclenow.com
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Campaign Details: Where proceeds (3% of proceeds if asked about it) are going:
1. The Everglades Foundation “About Us”: The Everglades Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to leading efforts to restore and protect the greater Everglades ecosystem. Since its founding in 1993 by a group of local outdoor enthusiasts, the Foundation has become a respected and important advocate for the sustainability of one of the world’s most unique ecosystems.
Funds raised by the Foundation are used for scientific research, advancing understanding of the Greater Everglades ecosystem and to provide grants to our conservation partners. In addition to grants, the Foundation supports necessary legal actions to help protect the Everglades. Through environmental leadership, scientific expertise and policy experience, the Everglades Foundation works to protect and restore America’s Everglades.
The Foundation’s world-class science department conducts and sponsors scientific research and analysis so that our policies, positions and actions are governed by facts.
THE EVERGLADES FOUNDATION… ● Gives grants to the best local, national and international organizations to
focus their professional staff and members on Everglades restoration ● Partners to form coalitions, set priorities, share information and devise
strategies to unite and strengthen the voices for Everglades restoration ● Monitors local, state and federal government policies and actions that affect
the Everglades ecosystem ● Articulates the threats to the Everglades and offers the best possible
solutions ● Advocates on behalf of the Everglades with policy-makers who affect the
future of the ecosystem ● Supports litigation when government or private entities act to harm the
Everglades, or when there is a failure to enforce the laws passed to restore and protect this ecosystem
Link to landing page: https://www.theparkcatalog.com/recycled-plastics 2. Link to Bob’s Blog: https://www.theparkcatalog.com/blog/recycled-plastic-
benches-everglades-foundation 3. Where/how it is being featured
a. Targeted email to customers landing page b. Mass email blast newsletter announcing Earth Month Promotion c. Social media push - Blog d. Press Release
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TEC42 Product Summary: TEC42 stands for Tough | Eco | Core TEC42 is low maintenance, with a high life expectancy, and is resistant to many outside elements. These include termites, fungus, splintering, wood rot, salt and oils. When compared to traditional materials TEC42 far outlasts in almost every aspect. The tough eco core construction of TEC42 cuts, drills and secures just like wood but retains its original color and lustre long after most traditional wood stains. TEC42 comes in Brown and Cedar and has been cited to have a life expectancy of at least 50 years! TEC42 isn’t just great for the longevity, beauty and durability of your site furnishings plan, it’s tough | eco | core is made of 100% post consumer High Density PolyEthylene, that is also 100% recyclable after use. HDPE is the same plastic used in milk jugs and plastic shopping bags and in each foot of 2” x 6” TEC42 board there is roughly 3.2 pounds of recycled material, which equates to about 1,583 plastic bags, or 145 plastic milk jugs for every 6 foot board that won’t end up in our oceans or a landfill! This ensures not only the longevity of your site furnishings, but also the longevity and vitality of our outdoor spaces!
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CVChristopher Luyet
The Park Catalog / Co-Founder Park A [email protected]
916-717-4775
Josh HammondThe Solomon Group
[email protected] 713-876-7738
Amity BaconWriter / Editor
[email protected] 415 676 1047
EducationAcademy of Art University
BA, Traditional Illustration, 2006
VolunteerAmerican Red CrossPsychological First Aid
General Shelter Training
Texas Civil Rights Project Graphic Design
References ExperienceSustainable Sites, The Park Catalog
| Boca Raton, FL | Business Development Marketing Manager
• Art Direction • Graphic Design
• Content Management • Project Management and Strategy
• Campaign Management
Ground Control Systems ( Formerly Park A Bike)
| Sacramento, CA | Marketing Manager/Graphic Design
• Project Management Strategy • Content Writing
• Analytics • Social Media Marketing
• Graphic Design
Minted.com | San Francisco, CA |
Proofing / Design Associate • Proofing
• Design Assistance • Graphic Design
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