Wyndham Hotel
60 Battery Street
Burlington, Vermont
Main
Speaker
Melinda Moulton, Main
Street Landing Company
Melinda Moulton has been involved in
environmental and socially conscious redevelopment
since the early 1980s. She and her Main
Street Landing Company redevelopment partner,
Lisa Steele, created the innovative “team approach
to design and development” philosophy and produced
in concept a 25-year incremental redevelopment project
for the Burlington Waterfront.
Main Street Landing Company won the
2002 Energy Star for Small Business Award from the
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency. The award recognizes
firms that have exemplified the EPA’s Energy Star
goals of common-sense, profitable efficiency improvements
through better lighting, building tune-ups, electricity
load reductions, efficient HVAC and office equipment.
Melinda lectures on sustainable redevelopment, environmental
and social consciousness and is presently working
on a project at the corner of Lake & College Street
which includes a 2-screen cinema, black box performance
theater, restaurant, solarium, and retail and office
space, viewing and pedestrian terraces, and public
linkages to the Waterfront. She hopes that the project
will help to sustain Vermont's creative economy and
pointed out that local businesses will occupy the
new spaces.
Stay tuned... Melinda has offered
to take VVN on a tour of the Lake & College project.
Growth
Company Showcase
Cool Front, Inc.
One
Year Later...From Paper to Prototype to Market!?!?!
Cool Front, Inc. is developing a line of premium
recreational snow sleds. Their launch product, the "Hammerhead"
sled, will be available in 2004.
Co-founding brothers, Rich & Steve, updated
VVN on their progress since last year at this time as well
as provided insight, and hindsight, to other early-stage
Vermont companies.
***Update:
Cool Front's Hammerhead sled is now available
at EMS and direct to customer via their website...
www.hammerheadsled.com !
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