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Architectural Detail Group Inc Receives 2009 Best of Business Award

Small Business Commerce Association’s Award Honors the Achievement

SAN FRANCISCO, November 7, 2009, Architectural Detail Group Inc has been selected for the 2009 Best of Business Award in the Eco Lighting Design category by the Small Business Commerce Association (SBCA)

The Small Business Commerce Association (SBCA) is pleased to announce that Architectural Detail Group Inc has been selected for the 2009 Best of Business Award in the Eco Lighting Design category.

The SBCA 2009 Award Program recognizes the top 5% of small businesses throughout the country. Using statistical research and consumer feedback, the SBCA identifies companies that we believe have demonstrated what makes small businesses a vital part of the American economy. The selection committee chooses the award winners from nominees based off statistical research and also information taken from monthly surveys administered by the SBCA, a review of consumer rankings, and other consumer reports. Award winners are a valuable asset to their community and exemplify what makes small businesses great.

About Small Business Commerce Association (SBCA)

Small Business Commerce Association (SBCA) is a San Francisco based organization. The SBCA is a private sector entity that aims to provide tactical guidance with many day to day issues that small business owners face. In addition to our main goal of providing a central repository of small business operational advice; we use consumer feedback to identify companies that exemplify what makes small business a vital part of the American economy.

SOURCE: Small Business Commerce Association

CONTACT:
Small Business Commerce Association
Email: Press@SBCAAwards.org
URL: http://www.SBCAAwards.org

Did you know that the EPA provides a great tool like the Green House Gas Calculator, Ask us How with Induction Lighting

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A MUST READ ANSWER:
As a US lighting manufacturing and design professional our team at ADG Eco Lighting and Architectural Detail Group have made a specific effort to enlighten our b2b (architects and designers) clientele that the shift for sustainability in lighting is probably the easiest. But their is resistance because architects are not trained to understand lighting (I came out of BArch at Cal Poly) and Designers are trained to “shop” for lighting as an aesthetic.

At each step ADG (www.ArchitecturalDetailGroup.com) an American Manufacturer helps its clients understand that integrating Lighting at the beginning of the process is not about picking items from a catalog or hiring just any lighting consultant. We have found that by integrating the design steps through Retention of our services at the design phase and then applying a credit for the service towards products is a respectable measure for creating efficient and effective methods to track and implement the best sources of lighting. It’s like Design Build for Lights both Commercial and Residential.

This I all because as a US manufacturer and design professional our Team at ADG has taken the true steps to design/ sustainability and practicality. That’s what I was taught an Architect is supposed to do; and historically the masters did = McKim Meade & White, Kahn, Wright and Van der Rohe. A lesson from history.

http://www.designerspeakersbureau.com/speakers/3-designers/131-gerald-olesker

Gerald Olesker CEO/ founder & chair Green Affinity Network Tank for EO L.A.

or email me at Gerald@adgmail.com

How and Why Green Should be Good Looking

Induction Lighting and all types of newer technologies are many times associated with Green and not so good looking. I have a different perception. As a diplomat of Architecture it is the responsibility of the entire design team to seek out good looking solutions. See the photo, book me and hear my talk about integrating technology and aesthetics. It’s what makes American Know How more exciting and Profitable.

Reach me at for a speaking engagement or call our office directly http://www.designerspeakersbureau.com/speakers/3-designers/131-gerald-olesker

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