Within the last month or so, we have been working with a new client, Julie Gabrielli of GOforChange.com.

Twenty years ago as a young architect, she saw the wasted that was evident in the materials that were used  contributes substantially to climate change, environmental degradation, and even poor human health from  sick building syndrome.

Rather than pack it all in, she saw these dismal statistics as a challenge. Surely, with intelligence, creativity, and  determination, we can do better. Julie began to educate herself, to learn all she could about how nature works,  to study sustainability frameworks, to teach others about green design, to assemble and lead diverse project teams.

In the process, she developed my expertise, started her own company and helped to change the industry. She  discovered a new approach that transformed how she work with clients and partners, one that led to a much greater  freedom, a specialty niche, and fulfillment in her business. Julie built a steady, loyal client stream that allowed  her to continue to learn while getting paid to do what she loved to do.

Since we have begun to work together, she and her team at BonMot Communications.

Throughout this last month, we (the team) have launched new products, audio seminars, special reports and  the list goes on. It has been a frenzy of information and input.

We have created several affiliate programs the project, sent out numerous email broadcasts, added affiliate links, tweets,  suggested Facebook and LinkedIn posts for the new affiliates. It has been non-stop, but it is all set now and ready to go.

Much of this was all done through 1ShoppingCart. It was fairly easy to get set up. The challenge though with 1ShoppingCart is they no longer offer free support. You either have to pay a premium for all inclusive support, pay a $10 per incident fee or  email support and wait for an answer. At times, it was frustrating, but it all was completed.

We at Serenity VA feel proud of the work that we did with Julie Gabrielli and look forward to many more projects with her.

GO Green 2010!