5 Resources For Green Start Up Businesses and Entrepreneurs

2009 July 6

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A lot of people have great ideas for green products and innovations that can help us create a more sustainable world. The one issue that a lot of individuals face is the challenges that come with green business startup.

Whether it’s looking on how to establish your business, where to find funding, or getting LEED certified, these resources are sure to help any aspiring green entrepeneurs.

1. 10 Steps to Starting a Green Business - business.gov

This is great for all the basics of starting a business from location, planning, funding, forms, etc. From the US Govt.

2. Start a Green Business - Entrepreneur.com

Great resources and tips for finding your green “niche” and using each customer as  a marketing tool.

3. Green Business Startup Ideas - GreenEcoServices.com

Some really cool ideas for green businesses in your local area. Great read if you’re looking for ideas or a little motivation with your green business.

4. LEED Certification info - US Green Building Council

This is the official guide for learning about and understanding what it takes to become LEED Certified.

5. The Basics of Greening Your Business - Entrepreneur

Already have your business up and running? This handy list from Entrepreneur magazine can help you green your own business, and with that in mind, help lead you to helping others green their business (and getting paid for it).

Hopefully you find these resources to be valuable when starting up your Green Business. Share some stories of good or bad experiences in the comments!

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  1. 2009 July 8

    Also, a great blog (where I post) is ecopreneurist.com. Check it out.

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