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Louisville Green Scene August
Exterior sign created by Sign-A-Rama downtown.
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Louisville Green Scene August
65+ attended Green Scene at Sign-A-Rama Downtown. Attendees mingled and networked while looking at sign possibilities and technologies.
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Louisville Green Scene August
Sign-A-Rama downtown went all out creating special signage for Green Scene.
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Louisville Green Scene August
Larry Kagy, Haworth and FujiFilm representative.
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Louisville Green Scene August
Wooden USGBC Member plaque using a Fuji Acuity printer by FujiFilm.
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Louisville Green Scene August
Frank Weiss, Harshaw Trane and CoChair of the Kentucky USGBC Board of Directors welcomes the crowd to Green Scene and highlights some of the chapter's recent accomplishments.
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Louisville Green Scene August
Maggie Payette Harlow, owner of Sign-A-Rama, welcomed Green Scene attendees and highlighted some of the company’s green products.
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Louisville Green Scene August
Maggie Payette Harlow, owner of Sign-A-Rama, chats with Anna Miller, The peppergroup ltd, Ton Ali, Eco broker cert. and Bob Rader.
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Louisville Green Scene August
Mara of Sign-A-Rama, demonstrates the modular curved frame technology by Vista to Mitzi Dobelstein, US Specialties.
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Louisville Green Scene August
Laura Abbott, Once Source Lighting and Chair of the Louisville Green Scene Task force welcomes Maria Koetter, Bgreen2 LLC and Stephens Lukinovich, MCM CPA.
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Louisville Green Scene August
Mara from Sign-A-Rama Downtown and Marty Merkel discuss the sustainability features of the Modular Curved Frame Technology signs by Vista.
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Louisville Green Scene August
Theresa Schnerder, LG Hausys shows Kevin Bean and Eric George the new Hi-macs sustainable products catalogue.
Sponsors
The crowd of 65+ attendees at the August Green Scene, held at Sign-A-Rama in downtown Louisville, was welcomed by Frank Weiss, Co-Chair of the Board of Directors Kentucky USGBC, as they mingled and enjoyed hors d’oeuvres and drinks from Ramsi’s. In addition to a full display of sign possibilities announcing the Green Scene, several sustainable and environmentally responsible signage products were featured. Maggie Payette Harlow, owner of Sign-A-Rama, highlighted some of the company’s green products, which included well-received demonstrations from two outstanding vendors. FujiFilm demonstrated its sustainable printing products using a Fuji Acuity printer, and LG Hi-Macs showcased its "green" solid core panel products which are used to build custom interior signage, displays and countertops. As the evening wrapped up, Sign-A-Rama generously provided “Keep Louisville Green” bumper stickers for attendees and wooden USGBC plaques for members to take with them.