Mt. Laurel, NJ (June 7, 2013) – ECORE, a company where recycling meets original thinking, and NEWH, a non-profit organization connecting its members to hospitality professionals and products, will offer a Continuing Education Unit titled “Recycled Rubber Sound Insulation: Sustainable Benefits” on Thursday, June 20 from 6:00-8:00 PM at Hyatt Place Mt. Laurel in Mt. Laurel, N.J.

“This CEU is ideal for hotel owners and managers, facilities managers, architects, interior designers, flooring installers, and sustainability-focused professionals,” said Mark Giuranna, the ECORE Regional Manager that helped organize this event. “AIA and ASID credits will also be available.” This CEU will provide:

• An overview of recycled rubber sound insulation
• Benefits of recycled rubber flooring
• A discussion of the impact of recycled rubber sound insulation on LEED® and FloreScore® accreditation.

NEWH members and students can attend for free. It costs fifteen dollars for non members. Registration is required and light refreshments will be provided.

For more information about this event, contact Kara Angotti, NEWH Programming Chair, at contact@koangotti.com. To learn more about ECORE visit: www.ecoreintl.com/.

About ECORE
ECORE International traces its history back to the mid-nineteenth century, a time when individuals transformed big ideas into extraordinary results. With equal measures of hard work and ingenuity, the company evolved a promising concept into a full line of the smartest, highest-performing and most eco-logically responsible recycled rubber products made in the United States. Today, ECORE leads the commercial rubber flooring category and continues to blaze trails and set new standards in recycled rubber technology, responding with intelligent solutions that improve people’s lives every day.

To learn more about ECORE International, its advanced technologies and portfolio of products and brands, please visit www.ECOREIntl.com.