Ecocyn "Greens" Atlanta Jazz Festival

June 4, 2010 - PRLog -- San Diego, CA (May 29, 2010) – After winning the Greener Festival Award in 2009, the 33rd Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival will continue their sustainability efforts for this year's event, focusing on recycling, transportation and event administration.  The event will return to Historic Piedmont Park this year, which is one of Atlanta's “most prominent green spaces.”   Ecocyn is dedicated to building positive relationships with its customers, as well as the community, and the Atlanta Jazz Festival fits the culture of our company as we commit to Think Green and Live Greener. Because of this commitment, the company is supporting the Jazz festivals effort by attending the event to help promote Green awareness. “ Two of our core values is to create change and build relationships and this event allows us to do both as we support Green events in our communities”, said Zak Stroud, Ecocyn COO. “ Our goal is to motivate people to not just buy products, but incorporate energy savings and a greener lifestyle into their daily lives”, he said. The event, which was held at Atlanta's Centennial Park for the last few years is returning to Piedmont Park after the city renewed the park with fresh new grass, planted new trees and created a skywalk botanical garden. The company plans to promote and support other outdoor green events throughout the year.

About The Atlanta Jazz Festival
Produced by the City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs, the Atlanta Jazz Festival builds on the success and heritage of previous festivals by continuing its expansion with a 31-day schedule.  It is the mission of the Atlanta Jazz Festival to expose and entertain a diverse audience of jazz aficionados, young jazz enthusiasts and musical artists to the rich heritage and variety of jazz as an authentic form of traditional music.  For 33 years, the festival has brought to Atlanta world-renowned performers such as Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis, Etta James, Hiroshima, Neville Brothers, Al Jarreau, Branford Marsalis & Wynton Marsalis, Nina Simone and Dizzy Gillespie.
For more information, please call 404.853.4234 or visit www.atlantafestivals.com.  The 2010 Atlanta Jazz Festival is a program of the City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs, a division of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs.  For more information about the services of the City of Atlanta, please visit www.atlantaga.gov or watch City Channel 26.

About ecocyn
Ecocyn is a trusted and leading provider of comprehensive energy conserving technology solutions. As a value-added reseller of platforms and applications from the industry’s top manufacturers, and a provider of our own line of technology products and services, we design, develop, maintain and supply products that help build today’s complex technology infrastructures.

Ecocyn provides energy saving products around the world to Consumers, Small and Large Businesses, Institutions, non-profit organizations, and Governments. We help customers think green and live greener by transforming the way they use green technology, conserving more energy and paying less for it. Ecocyn is headquartered in San Diego, CA with its' Operations Center in Atlanta, GA and sales offices around the country. For more information, visit us at http://ecocyn.com, call us at 866.293.5416, or send us a note at thinkgreen@ecocyn.com.

For more information on ecocyn's energy and environmental offerings and products, go to: http://ecocyn.com

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Ecocyn Energy, Inc.
2727 Paces Ferry Road
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Atlanta, Ga 30339
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Ecocyn is a trusted and leading provider of comprehensive energy conserving technology solutions. As a value-added reseller of platforms and applications from the industry’s top manufacturers, and a provider of our own line of technology products and services, we design, develop, maintain and supply products that help build today’s complex technology infrastructures.