November 2010:  O’Reilly/DePalma arranges a sitdown of sorts with green building influencers Carl Seville and Michael Anschel at the American Standard booth.  We also placed client CEO Don Devine of American Standard on a Greenbuild 2010 Residential Summit panel with  Wendy Koch, USA Today environmental reporter and Deborah Meyer,  SVP and chief marketing officer of Pulte Group.

We supported several clients at the show with press releases and booth media appointments and also had time to have fun with our Green Earth PR Network colleagues.  Click any image to enlarge and read the story in captions.

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American Standard Brands President and CEO Don Devine presented the company’s findings on best practices to increase consumer demand and acceptance of WaterSense-certified toilets, faucets and showerheads. Devine was part of a panel session at the 2010 Greenbuild that includes Deborah Meyer, senior vice president and chief marketing officer for PulteGroup, the nation’s largest homebuilder; and Wendy Koch, a reporter with USA Today, who focuses on sustainability issues.

Everyone at O’Reilly/DePalma is pleased that our Green Earth PR connection helped us secure this opportunity for our client. Don Devine has an excellent reputation for driving water efficiency solutions and has extensive knowledge of the issues, making him a great fit for the panel.

Visit the O’Reilly/DePalma YouTube channel to watch the rest of the speech.

Visit the American Standard Media Page for to learn more about Jetted Siphonic vs. Washdown toilets, view the full press release and download images.

November 2009: O’Reilly/DePalma partner Lisa Woodward is retained to create the Green Patient Lab display and signage.  We also coordinate efforts with our Green Earth PR Network colleagues to increase the number of media visits at client booths.

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Two clients exhibited at GreenBuild in Boston in 2008, including the Plumbing Manufacturers Institute and American Standard Brands.  The American Standard FloWise showerhead was featured on a Boston-area cable channel.