The Bissell Companies is committed to making Ballantyne Corporate Park a better place to Live, Work, Play and Stay. Please visit the "B Green" page at www.go-ballantyne.com to learn more about our LEED Gold Buildings and what you can do, as an office tenant and as an individual, to "Be Green".
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Bissell Honored for Its Ongoing Committment to Sustainability
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Fewer Sick Days in Green Buildings
The USGBC’s new study found green building tenants report fewer sick days and enhanced employee productivity. Click here to read the entire article. |
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Click here to read an article published in October 2009 on www.greenerbuildings.com about a study on the benefits of being in a "green" building as it relates to worker productivity.
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BISSELL IN THE NEWS
Scott Wickersham with Channel 9 News interviewed Bissell's Property Management team to discuss Bissell Companies' Energy Star buildings and the company's energy saving efforts. The Property Management team also discussed the company's LEED buildings and took Wickersham on a tour of the Boyle Building, one of the company's 4 newest LEED certified building. The story concerning Bissell Companies Energy Star LEED buildings aired Tuesday, May 19, 2009 at 5:30 pm on Channel 9 News. Click here to see the story. |
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The Irby Building in Ballantyne Corporate Park
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The Bissell Companies is proud to announce another "Green" WIN for its Irby Building submission for the Charlotte Business Journal 2009 Green Awards under the category of Green Building Management Project of the Year.
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Perspectives on
Sustainability
Results of the 2008 CoreNet and Jones Lang LaSalle global survey on
CRE and sustainability
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Our Committment to LEED®
(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)
"We do it because we all bear a responsibility to be good stewards of our environment, both in terms of air quality and the use of natural resources."
Ned Curran, President & CEO of The Bissell Companies
Ballantyne Corporate Park: Healthy office, longer life?
A new study reveals Americans are living longer in part due to cleaner air.
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How "Green" LEED Registered Buildings Make a Difference
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