Independent Producers of America, LLC Announces the Grand Opening of New Location in Denver and Invites Local Individuals Seeking a New Career Opportunity to Inquire

Denver, Colorado (PRWEB) November 10, 2011

Independent Producers of America, LLC (IPA) and its Good News Crew announce its organizational expansion in Denver and surrounding areas due to record sales growth and new Center of Excellence Grand Opening. IPAs Denver Center of Excellence team is being lead by Mr. Bruce Tripp, Area Performance Leader, who has a proven track record prior to relocating from Florida to seize this new opportunity. Since moving to Colorado in 2009, Tripp and his regional team earned 5th place in annualized sales volume nationwide, continued to grow in 2010, which afforded Bruce and his team to earn 4th place in annualized sales volume nationwide exceeding the previous year by 73 percent in positive sales growth.

Tripp commented, I couldnt of done it without the support of our local sales team. In 2010 we developed two strong Divisional Sales Leaders who both finished the year with teams placing in the top seven in the nation, which contributed to our success to make us proud.

The initial concept for IPA's Centers of Excellence was launched earlier this year. Bringing this concept to reality is what strategically places IPA in a position to attract, engage, nurture, and develop integrity driven individuals who share our passion for serving others," said Tripp. He further comments, After moving to Denver and experiencing team growth with wonderful people, IPA quickly became my second family.

The IPA Family career opportunity is simple. IPA representatives are small business, self-employed, American entrepreneurs serving the needs of other small business, self-employed, American entrepreneurs who are just like them. Providing small business owners and their families with a wide array of personal, professional, and health and life insurance benefits and services allows IPA Family associates the opportunity to achieve financial freedom and independence of their time and autonomy. Due to IPAs culture of continuous growth, state of the art technology, and market expansions they are currently accepting both Regional and Area Leadership inquiries for existing and new markets. Business opportunities in Denver and surrounding areas are available now. For more information about Independent Producers of America, LLC (IPA) and the companies it represents, visit http://www.ipafamily.com.

About Independent Producers of America, LLC (IPA)

Independent Producers of America is a national marketing organization that distributes major medical insurance plans and other health insurance plans and consumer benefit membership programs across the nation. IPAs trained professional sales associates, referred to as the IPA Family, provides information and a product portfolio that can meet the needs of most small business owners and self-employed individuals and families. Headquartered in Tampa, Fl., IPA is accredited and has an excellent reputation with the Better Business Bureau (bbb.org) and is a member company of The IHC Group.

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Schools Rapidly Turning Green Across America

Washington, D.C. (Vocus) September 4, 2008

Tens of thousands of students across the country will go back to school this fall to find their halls and classrooms turning green as in environmentally sound and healthy, energy efficient and high performing. Hundreds of thousands of additional students are poised to attend environmentally designed schools within the next few years, according to the U.S. Green Building Council.

As the school year begins, nearly 1,000 school buildings will have met or are seeking LEED certification, with applications growing at a rate of more than one per day. The total number of square feet of LEED certified and registered school space will exceed 100 million square feet as the school year gets underway, according to new figures released today by USGBC.

LEED certification provides parents, teachers and communities with a report card for school buildings verifying that a school was built to meet the highest level of energy and environmental performance. Through July, more than eight million square feet of school space are certified LEED while another 90 million square feet of projects are registered with USGBC. Registered status applies to projects before they are completed and applications are finalized.

Schools across the country are going green, said Rachel Gutter, education sector senior manager for USGBC. The non-profit Council administers the LEED Green Building Rating System for schools as well as for homes, affordable housing, offices, hospitals and other buildings nationwide. Green schools save operating costs for the district, create a better workplace for teachers, provide a healthier learning environment for students, and support a more sustainable community. Every school in America needs to be green, and increasingly our school boards, teachers, PTAs and students are demanding it.

Public or private schools in 50 states have turned to the LEED for Schools program for new or renovated buildings, as educators and school leaders increasingly see environmental building as a way to improve air quality for students, teachers and communities while also cutting energy and water costs. Maryland, Hawaii, New Jersey, Illinois, Florida, Ohio, Washington, Connecticut and the District of Columbia already require new schools be built green; California and Pennsylvania offer strong incentives to follow environmental specifications.

Case study analysis of completed LEED certified schools show the facilities use 33 percent less energy, saving 32 percent more water and reducing solid waste by 74 percent, compared to traditional school buildings.

On average, green schools save $ 100,000 per year, enough to hire two new teachers, buy 200 new computers or purchase 5,000 new textbooks, according to the report Greening Americas Schools: Costs & Benefits by Gregory Kats of Capital E, a national clean energy technology and green building firm. Another study in North Carolina by Heschong Mahone found that students in classrooms with the most daylight had consistently higher test scores by 7-18 percent.

And green schools carefully planned acoustics and abundant daylight make it easier and more comfortable for students to learn and for teachers to teach. According to case studies profiled in Greening Americas Schools, cleaner indoor air cuts down sick days for students and teachers alike, as green schools commonly report reductions in teacher absenteeism and teacher turnover.

Green schools even provide a wealth of hands-on learning opportunities, where the school itself becomes an interactive teaching tool.

Twenty percent of America goes to school every day, said Michelle Moore, USGBC senior vice president. There is no better or more important place for us to demonstrate as a society that we can have a more sustainable future.

Green schools are popping up everywhere from urban America to rural areas, in both private and public schools. Among the examples: