Thermocopy received statewide recognition last month with a prestigious Keep Tennessee Beautiful and Tennessee Department of Transportation Award of Excellence for Business at the 2009 Biennial State Conference February 12th and 13th in Nashville. The award for Excellence in Public Education was presented to Mark DeNicola, CFO of Thermocopy, by TDOT Commissioner Gerald F. Nicely during the Awards of Excellence banquet, which was held the first night of the conference. DeNicola received a plaque and a grant check to continue Thermocopy’s enivronmental efforts in the community.

Thermocopy was honored for our internal green efforts—such as implementing a companywide, comprehensive recycling program and switching to an eco-friendly janitorial service—as well as our work throughout the community, including the creation and development of GoGreenET.com—a free, online resource created to help East Tennessee businesses and other organizations become more environmentally responsible. To learn more about our environmental commitment, please visit ThermocopyGreenworks.com.

Thermocopy was also honored for the unique products and services we offer clients such as the customized Environmental Impact Assessment that is part of our Printworks Managed Print Services. Printworks is a print management strategy that combines hardware, supplies, service and software tailored to workflow in a way that saves money and can help reduce landfill waste, energy usage, and the amount of paper used. Click here to learn more about Printworks.

The Awards of Excellence for Business are awarded by Keep Tennessee Beautiful in recognition the environmental achievements and legacies of people and organizations who work to improve their community’s appearance through public education programs. This year’s event recognized 24 winners from around the state, with a total of $40,000 in grant funds awarded.

About Keep Tennessee Beautiful
Keep Tennessee Beautiful (KTnB), an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, is a statewide public service program to encourage and educate Tennesseans to take greater responsibility for enhancing their community environment. As a resource center, KTnB reaches out to local groups, organizations, governments and business with best practices for a cleaner and more beautiful community. Program development is based on facts, citizen participation, and positive reinforcement. KTnB educates and trains Tennessee residents on the importance of litter prevention, beautification, and community improvement in many ways. Many educational resources are available on www.ktnb.org, as well as www.stoplitter.org.

Want to learn more about going green and reducing costs? Call (865) 524-1124 or email us.