Also in the front of the house, they let the public or conference attendees review and understand how important sustainability was to the OCC. This included signage at various locations where they helped to educate on green practices.
Here they displayed information on The Rain Garden...
The back of the house was extremely organized. Everything was labeled and easy to use. This allowed their house crew to easily help sort for various waste streams. In addition, to the photos below - they composted, collected metal waste and the most special feature was they took the time to work with local organizations to donate left over items that can be used to help the community at large. 
This was my favorite! It was an environmental cow - fun and informational...
So, from here the Simply Mumtaz team left for an afternoon of sight seeing in the great town of Portland... Here we are on the MAX Light Rail system.
Our first stop, or so we tried, was to head to the Japanese Gardens in Washington Park. We didn't realize that it was a mile plus up the road and we only had 40 minutes to visit... So, we got back on the MAX and headed back into the City Center... 


We had a fantastic time here in Portland... We look forward to our next trip up from the Greater Los Angeles area. GMIC was great... great sessions, keynotes, networking, teams.


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Our first attempt at identifying ourselves at being different was sending special Dia de Los Muertos celebration “Calaveras”. Simply Mumtaz’ President is Mexican and along with our customized Calaveras with “Mumtaz” on them we sent a ghoulish poem explaining why they were getting the gift and what it stood for… It created such a wonderful buzz!
In marketing your company – always find a creative and unique way to rise above the rest and send the message you want to send. Stay true to your company’s culture and the rest will fall right into place! 