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PUBLICATIONSRead publications quoting Tom's expertise in the sustainable building field. LEED-ing The Green Revolution by Sixto Ortiz Jr.Processor - Copyright July 31, 2009"...However, there is some work that must be done prior to registration. Enterprises wishing to pursue the LEED certification should start with a consultant and/or engineer who determines what the goals of the project ought to be," says Tom Coalson, a sustainable construction speaker at Tom Coalson Consulting & Training and a LEED AP. " . . . Read more of the article: LEED-ing The Green RevolutionIS IT GREEN?: The New American Home by Adrianne Jeffriesinhabitat - Copyright March 12, 2009"The Guidelines are not much different from the rules and regulations in many state and local energy codes, says"Tom Coalson, a LEED-AP and VP of commercial and sustainable construction at C&A Companies in Colorado. "The Guidelines have the same intent as programs like ENERGY STAR and LEED, but differ greatly in point structure and requirements for verification." He calls it a "developer-friendly approach." . . . Read more of the article: IS IT GREEN?: The New American HomeConstruction 'Green' Chapterby Barbara PearsonPacific Coast Business Times - Copyright February 15th, 2008"It’s going to be the future of building, period." Added Tom Coalson of Santa Barbara-based Lack Construction in an interview at the Feb. 1 workshop. Read more of the article: Construction 'Green' ChapterSustainable Luxury Living A Reality in Colorado DevelopmentReuters - CASTLE ROCK, Colorado - Copyright February 19, 2009Tessa Mesa a prime location for those seeking a 'green' estate"Tessa Mesa meets all the physical needs required for self-sufficiency in energy production as well as a large number of other sustainable features," said Tom Coalson, C&A Companies' Vice President of Commercial & Sustainable Construction. "This community offers an unparalleled opportunity for the upscale homeowner to take advantage of virtually every available sustainable design feature to reduce the carbon footprint of their home." Read more of the article: Sustainable Luxury Living A Reality in Colorado DevelopmentPMP Certification: Is It Worth It?by Pam BakerProject Management Planet - Copyright August 7, 2009"The ‘PMP’ after my name didn’t necessarily give me instant credibility, but it certainly didn’t hurt, and the knowledge gained from the training was most certainly what propelled me to the top," said Tom Coalson LEED-AP, PMP, of Tom Coalson Consulting. Read more of the article:PMP Certification: Is It Worth It?Tom is being quoted in more and more publications. Be sure to do an RSS Feed to updated as new publications are added! Click here for our itemized publications list.
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