Sarah Frye
“14 Ways to Incorporate Social Good into Your Startup Culture” Small Business Trends
Thursday, August 30, 2012“Interview with Jason Jannati” IdeaMensch
Tuesday, October 02, 2012Insightful, driven, and passionate, Jason Jannati is a devoted brand strategist and leader in energy efficiency.
“Make the Most of Your Energy Use: Click the Green Button” Home Energy Magazine
Friday, November 02, 2012“Interview with greeNEWit Co-Founder Jason Jannati” Mo
Monday, November 26, 2012“We started greeNEWit based on the fact that we believed energy efficiency and the conservation of natural resources was a matter of common sense.”
“14 Young Entrepreneurs to Watch in Washington DC” Under 30 CEO
Monday, December 03, 2012This summer, Under30CEO launched a nationwide campaign to discover the most promising young entrepreneurs from all across the United States.
"Start Saving Money Today with a Quick Home Energy Check-up” My Green Montgomery
Wednesday, April 24, 2013Home and apartment owners can take advantage of energy efficiency standards, policies and programs to maximize their cost savings.
“Alumni Spotlight” UMD Center for Social Value Creation
Wednesday, April 24, 2013Josh Notes has ten years of team leading entrepreneurial experience. He is one of three co-founders of greeNEWit, a company formed to help businesses and homeowners walk toward a more sustainable smart grid system.
“For Earth Week, Forest Ridge Students Learn Sustainable Living” The Baltimore Sun
Thursday, April 25, 2013Ownership. Understanding. Responsibility. Those are the three major concepts behind greeNEWit’s OUR Schools initiative.
“Meet YEC’s Jason Jannati on #StartupLab” Business Insider
Tuesday, May 14, 2013Jason Jannati (this week’s live chat host – click here to RSVP) felt if he could get into the business of helping people save money and improving our impact on the planet, he and his two business partners would create value.
"For-Profit Doesn’t Mean for Evil” Bisnow
Wednesday, May 15, 2013It's not just nonprofits and charities that attempt to make a change in the world. Some for-profit businesses are using their employees and revenue to create some of their own change.