Serese Kudar earns EcoBroker certification
‘Green’ real estate
by ECOBROKER® International, Inc. media release
May 18, 2009
(Pinedale) – Serese Kudar, of Contour Investment Properties of Jackson and Pinedale has earned the EcoBroker® certified designation as an educational curriculum through the Association of Energy and Environmental Real Estate Professionals. Kudar joins the movement of professionals pushing the real estate market toward energy-efficient, sustainable, and healthier design/features in homes and commercial buildings. The "green" movement is getting a boost thanks to this type of high quality real estate professional earning the EcoBroker® designation. EcoBrokers®, like Serese Kudar, throughout the country are forging this market and creating competitive advantages for their customers. "I’m always looking for the best ways to offer my clients the best value. My EcoBroker® education helps me ensure customer satisfaction, my number one priority," Kudar explains. "From windows to moisture control to energy savings, I now have more resources at my disposal to help my buyers and sellers make better real estate decisions. The EcoBroker® designation doesn’t make me an energy and environmental expert, but it allows me to better understand the issues and to convey this understanding to my buyers and sellers."
EcoBroker International’s education and designation program is designed exclusively for real estate professionals who care about the environment and want to help their clients benefit from the energy-efficiency, "green," and healthier features of homes and buildings. EcoBroker provides a complete curriculum of energy and environmental training to licensed real estate agents. Real estate professionals must complete the extensive EcoBroker curriculum and training and fulfill additional program requirements to become Certified EcoBrokers®. "Serese is an example of the quality real estate professional the EcoBroker designation continues to attract," explains EcoBroker International’s CEO, Dr. John Beldock. "These real estate professionals are not only distinguishing themselves in a challenging market place, but they are really giving back to the community in very constructive and meaningful ways. Wyoming needs more contributors like Serese. The planet and our grandchildren need them too," Dr. Beldock said.
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