Interested in being part of the AM1090 Blue
Pages? E-mail Bill Sigmar at:
bwsigmar@cbs.com
What is The AM1090 Blue Pages?
The AM1090 Blue Pages is a community designed
to connect businesses to customers and businesses to other businesses. The
Blue Pages are made up of progressive businesses in and around the Seattle
area. The businesses within the Blue Pages practice or support using
renewable resources, certified organic products, being eco-friendly, using
union labor, fair trade products, being locally owned and operated, offering
employee benefits and/or supporting Progressive Talk, AM1090.
If you are a business, this means that AM1090
would like to offer you a place to advertise your business to like minded
customers at a low cost. Each submission is free, but if you would like to
be a Featured Advertiser (examples to the left) or purchase commercials or
other website placement we can connect you to Account Executives at AM1090
that can help you grow your business. For this information or to submit a
posting, do so below.
If you are a customer, this means that AM1090 would like to help you connect
and support business that feel the same way you do. Use our Blue Pages as a
way to support other Progressives and be a smart consumer.
Sustainable Group
Product company that provides environmentally responsible office products.
EnviroStars
EnviroStars is a program that certifies businesses for their efforts in preventing pollution and reducing hazardous waste.
Local Hazardous Waste Management Program in King County.
Northwest Solar Center
Market transformation of solar technologies from off grid niche markets to grid connected.
EnTech Public Relations
EnTech PR specializes in high technology public relations, digital public relations, environmental public relations, and green marketing.
Propel Fuels
Propel Biofuels is a privately-held biodiesel distribution and consulting company committed to serving our customers with the highest-quality biodiesel fuel and professional support.
WE Design
Design and implement functional gardens and green spaces that provide food, shade, privacy, and enjoyment for you and your natural neighbors.
The Fremont Abbey Arts Center
The project is curated by a not-for-profit non-religious Washington state arts corporation, and in consultation with the Fremont Arts Council.
