In today’s economy it can pay to be “green.” As Earth Day approaches I have mined the ACCTivate! customer database and have noticed three trends: buying “green”, selling “green” and living “green.”
For the most part, these are not companies staffed by people with activist approaches. They are companies that have recognized the [...]
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Buying “green” Selling “green” and Living “green”
Posted by rsouder on April 17th, 2009
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