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June
2009 Newsletter
May 26th 2009 Membership Meeting Recap
Nature's Way using Biobase Chemistry and Infectious Control and
Pandemic Building Owner Responsibilities
Presented by Scott Cresswell, CIMS Certified I.C.E., OSHA Certified B.B.P
and Haz-Com Regional Manager, Spartan Chemical Company
From green to gold using plant based materials to reduce your carbon foot
print.
Please click here for
your Program Evaluation.
Thank you to our dessert sponsor:
Save the Dates!
June 23rd Membership Meeting
Click here for details.
Annual
Golf Tournament
Friday, June 26th
Sponsorships are still available.
Click here for all the details.
Thank you to our Golf Tournament Sponsors:
Event Sponsor: MacDonald Miller
Hole-in-one Sponsor: Holaday-Parks, Inc.
Men's Longest Drive: Washington Archives Management
Men's Closest to the Pin:
Securitas Security Services
Ladies Closest to the Pin: Cobra Roofing Services
Ladies Longest Drive: ServiceMaster of
Greater Tacoma
Hole Sponsors: Convergint Technologies,
Paul Davis Restoration,
Harsch Investment Properties, LeMay Transportation Services,
MacDonald Miller, Tacoma Rainier's &
Mechanical & Control Services, Inc.
BEEP SEMINAR 5:
Valuing Energy Enhancement Projects & Financial Returns
Wednesday June 10, 2009
2:00–4:00 p.m. ET.
Learn to calculate the financial benefits of energy improvements such as NPV,
IRR, ROI, payback, NOI and asset value
Discover the positive environmental impacts of improved energy performance
Build compelling arguments to sell the financial benefits to senior
decision-makers
Find out how energy performance improvements benefit your tenants, improve
comfort, and extend equipment life cycles .
Speaker: P. Marc Fischer, CPM®, RPA, CCIM Senior Vice President Director,
Management Services
Marc supervises Transwestern´s property management operation in
Maryland a portfolio of more than six million square feet. He and his team
specialize in taking over failing properties for institutional owners and
individual investors, strengthening property management and maintenance
programs, improving tenant relations, and increasing value for the ownership
entity in the medium to long term.
Has your training budget been slashed? One registration fee for this Webinar
allows you to train multiple people in one location for one low price. We
promise that the savings opportunities we identify will more than cover the
cost of the registration fee!
Registration fees are $125/members and $175/non-members
Click here to register.
Welcome New Members
G4S Wackenhut
Richard Baranowski
16300 Christensen Road,
Suite 130
Tukwila, WA 98188
Tel 253.872.1555
Fax 253.395.8099
E-mail:
rbaranowski@wackenhut.g4s.com
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ServiceMaster of Greater
Tacoma
Jeff Sorenson
5111 S Burlington Way
Tacoma, WA 98409
Tel 253.383.1776
Fax 253.627.2709
E-mail:
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"Managing in Tough Times - 7 Steps
By the Bridgespan Group
Tough times force hard choices. And these are
rapidly becoming the toughest times most of us have ever seen.
Even for nonprofit leaders who are accustomed to "making much of
little," the repercussions of the unfolding economic downturn are
likely to pose unprecedented challenges. It's hard to imagine
that many (if any) of us in the sector will escaped unscathed.
The results of a survey we conducted over 100 nonprofit leaders in
Mid-November of 2008 are telling: 75 percent of the respondents
reported that they are already feeling the effects of the downturn,
and 52 percent have already experienced funding cuts.
Click here for the rest of the article.
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