The Crexent Business Centers recently hosted the first Crexent Round Table Discussion at the company’s Jacksonville site, Quadrant Commons. Guest speakers Margot Finley-Aguilera of Avondale Search International and Lois Pearce of Pearce & Associates led a presentation titled, “10 Questions to Ponder for Driving Revenue in 2009.” The event was well received and the first of many Crexent Round Table Discussions to come.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Monday, June 29, 2009
Q & A with The Crexent
Friday, June 26, 2009
Summer Slam Jam 2009
Stuart -- Martin County Parks and Recreation Project Northland, Teen Advisory Committee (T.A.B.) and the Children's Services Council are partnering with the City of Stuart and the Crexent Business Center hosted this Key West-themed Summer Slam Jam 2009. Summer Slam Jam is a diverse event consisting of local profit and non-profit vendors and crafters, games and rides, a free snack shack, local entertainment and demonstrations in the band shell, as well as the concert on the main stage. "Project Northland was brought to Martin County eight years ago due to the high percentage of drug and alcohol use among teenagers. In 2002, our county was leading the state in teenage alcohol consumption and second for Marijuana. Events like Summer Slam Jam that promote healthy and safe recreation for teens, are important to the community”, and explains Darcy Von Ohlen, Prevention Coordinator for Project Northland.
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Chinese Drywall Green Technology Remediation Protocol Discussion Meeting
Many of these families are ready to get their lives back together but need some sort of remediation protocol that would take away the stigma of a “tainted” house.You are invited to a meeting of design, engineering and construction professionals who are interested in discussing the use of Green or Leed remodeling programs to create that protocol for remediation.
Join us on Tuesday, July 7th for a discussion on current green remodeling programs and how they can be used or adapted to provide affected homeowners and their contractors a practical and measureable construction protocol for not only restoring their home but possibly making them even more valuable in the future. We will review what we currently know about Chinese drywall as well as current LEED and Florida Home Builders Green remodeling programs. We will discuss the feasibility and challenges of putting together a volunteer based task force of professionals dedicated to pursuing a strategy for helping these homeowners in distress.
Crexent Office Buildings has graciously lent us a room for our meeting. However, there is limited seating and if you are interested in participating in this meeting I need you to RSVP as soon as possible.
Register now by email: Karen Scott at Karen@Asset-A-M.com Limited Seating Available so register early – Call 407-256-7981 for more information