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Larry, vice president of Global Facilities at Cartus, is responsible for facilities management globally including all of our office real estate transactions. He has been with the company for 17 years.

Cartus Gets to Work: Ride Share Day in Danbury

November 16, 2011 – 10:43 am

Planes, trains, and automobiles? How about buses, bikes, and carpools? On October 19, Cartus’ Danbury office celebrated Ride Share Day and it was a big success. We had 141 employees who shared a ride, rode the bus, or pedaled in to the office. Our ride sharers helped save 170.6 gallons of gas, reduced emissions by 1.7 tons, and eliminated 3,753.2 commuting miles. In addition, Marsha Aarons and John Brantley of URS, our ride share partner, were on hand to discuss the benefits of car pooling with other Cartus employees.

Watch our video to get an inside look at Ride Share Day [...] Read More

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Cartus Gains a Gold for a Green Initiative

January 25, 2011 – 2:09 pm

A popular bumper sticker reads “Think Locally, Act Globally.” Cartus has followed that directive and has been honored for doing its part in making the planet a greener place.

In early January, the Best Workplaces for Commuters program managed by the University of South Florida’s National Center for Transit Research named Cartus as a gold winner in the 2010 “Race to Excellence” Virtual Awards Ceremony.

A total of 23 companies, institutions, and individuals were recognized in the “Best of” gold, silver, and bronze categories. Among other gold winners were the state of Arizona, the Mayo Clinic, Microsoft, Stanford University, Verizon California, and Virginia [...] Read More

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Go Green; Rideshare!

August 26, 2010 – 5:08 pm

One way that Cartus does its part as a global citizen is by promoting ridesharing in its Connecticut office. Besides saving on fuel and wear and tear to participants’ cars (and psyches), ridesharing can be a social event. Co-riders often develop strong friendships, and for many, that aspect of carpooling surpasses the cost-saving benefits. Nevertheless, the cost-saving benefits are considerable! According to Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell, from May 2009 through April 2010, Connecticut carpoolers saved an estimated $1.1 million in commute-related expenses. They saved a lot of wear and tear on the environment, too; Cartus ride-sharers reduced their car [...] Read More

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