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WOW! Where did 2007 go?
Here is a link to a Christmas card and if you click on it, it will open up and send you a happy video message. Low energy, no waste paper, environmentally friendly - open it and enjoy. Please have a really happy Christmas.
My gifts to you are!
• A$10 discount off one of my books
• A$25 discount off the environmental and the safety home study course and
• A$75 discount off the February EMS course
We are all aware that we need to do something about global warming and that the sooner we start doing it the better. Doing an EMS for your business helps reduce your environmental and your carbon footprint. Doing the training and coaching online saves you travel time and it saves fuel and greenhouse gases.
The books are available from www.itiseasytobegreen.com
The home study course and February EMS course are found on www.enviroaction.com.au. You need to go to the order online page and order the book or course then
• Type “xmasbook” into the shopping cart before 31st January to get the discount
• Type “xmashs” into the shopping cart before 31st January to get the discount
• Type “xmasfebems” into the shopping cart before 31st January to get the discount
If you are doing the February EMS course, it starts on February 8th and Australian primary producers can get 65% FarmBis subsidy. Contact us for more information about how to claim this subsidy.
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Happy Christmas from me too! Please look after my waterways
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Kindest regards
Jean Cannon
Helping business build effective management systems to save money and grow
It is easy to be green
Winner 2007 South Australian Seafood Industry Training Award in recognition of training excellence
For more information or suggestions about how I can serve you better,
please contact me on jean@enviroaction.com.au.
Customer information is never supplied to any other list or provider. We retain your information only so we can serve you better and supply you with bonuses and additional information as it becomes available in the future. Your information is kept using our strict in-house confidentiality procedures.
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