Changing the world, one site at a time…







Philagreen Hospitality Association (PGHA) is an initiative comprised of hospitality and environmental professionals joining together to create sustainable “green” business practices.




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Finally, a comprehensive resource for all environmentally conscious hoteliers, general managers, restaurateurs, chief engineers, housekeeping managers, and food and beverage directors who understand the immeasurable importance and benefits of implementing green practices into Philadelphia’s hospitality industry

Save time, save money and build business with pertinent and concise information. -We hold seminars throughout the year on cutting-edge topics to help you become an eco leader in ways that are easy and cost-effective.-We keep you informed of tax breaks and utility incentives for capital investments in energy efficiency and renewal energy.-We help you green your food services. More Benefits

Statistics show that customers prefer environmentally friendly hotels. With this social revolution underway, all hotels gain an advantage by creating their own environmental program, not only to connect with these consumers and businesses, but to benefit the environment.


























Although the Rittenhouse Hotel became a member of Philagreen Hospitality Association and enjoys the many seminars and finds the newsletters very helpful, we hired Ms. Cohen to assist us in developing a road map for implementing green initiatives. She has proved to be most knowledgeable, introducing us to a number of green service providers. To date, with Ms. Cohen's outstanding support and guidance, we have implemented over 35 green programs that reduce our carbon footprint, making The Rittenhouse a safer place for guests and employees, while reducing expenses in a number of areas.
David Benton, General Manager and Vice President of the Rittenhouse Hotel



Save the Date for Our Next Seminar

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JOIN YOUR COLLEAGUES FOR OUR
NEXT SEMINAR


Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Atop the BNY Mellon Bank Building
1735 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103

Registration 1:45
Seminar 2:00-3:30
Reception 3:30-4:30

“The Art of the Green Roof: How to Reap Benefits from your Investment”, Jane Winkel, Director of Marketing, Roofmeadow

"PWD's Stormwater Billing & Credits Program", Erin Williams, Manager, Stormwater Billing and Credits Program, Philadelphia Water Department

"Making the Business Case for Food Recovery in the Hospitality Sector", Tom O'Donnell, PhD, Sustainability Coordinator and Luke Wolfgang, Environmental Engineer, Office of Materials Management


To register, click HERE

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