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Data reboot

If you missed our August issue, what’s wrong with you? Just kidding! We know you have other things to do, so we’ve compiled our first-ever technology report into one PDF. This way, you won’t have to click on multiple links to get all of our stories and research. Just visit bit.ly/lltechreport to find the report.
 

Propane power

Watch two organizations talk about how they’ve used propane to handle difficult jobs and operate a more efficient company.

Established in 1916, the Forest Preserve District of Cook County is comprised of more than 69,000 acres and requires a comprehensive landscape maintenance program. The need for reliable, cost-efficient equipment prompted the Forest Preserve maintenance supervisor to seek a new solution. Ultimately, he and the landscape maintenance department made the decision to transition to propane.
bit.ly/forestperc

Stay Green was founded in 1970 by Richard and Charlene Angelo whose vision was to provide the best landscape services in the region. The company was among the first landscape management firms to implement environmentally friendly practices when it transitioned to propane. Today Stay Green operates a fleet of more than 60 propane-powered John Deere mowers.
bit.ly/staypropane

Any questions?

Don’t miss out on the final opportunity to pick the brain of a Top 100 company owner.

Steve Glennon, CEO of Cagwin & Dorward in Novato, Calif., will host you for a virtual tour of his $31-million operation. He’ll not only share his insight on how his company operates and how he’s grown it to this size, but you will also be able to ask him questions about his operation. It takes place Dec. 16 from noon to 1 p.m. EST. You can sign up for the free webinar by visiting bit.ly/glennon. You can also visit bit.ly/webinartop100, to access past webinars.