NYC Interior Designer Breathes NEW LIFE into the Greenspiration Home American Made Pick-of-the-Week Campaign!

By Trish Holder | April 25, 2012

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By Trish Holder

I knew I’d struck gold when Carolyn Tierney, the new coordinator for the Greenspiration Home American Made Pick-of-the-Week campaign, told me I was starting to sound “bitter” and “burnt out.”

Even though the truth hurts sometimes, you’ve got to appreciate someone who can call it as she sees it, which is why Carolyn is the perfect person to bestow the Pick-of-the-Week honor on certain American decor manufacturers.

Contact Info:

Trish Holder
Greenspiration Home LLC
+1 (336) 456-9318
trish@greenspirationhome.com

KEYWORDS: Business & Trade, People, Social Action & Community Engagement, Greenspiration, American made, decor, american manufacturers

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Issuing Organization: greenspiration

Source: 3BL Media / Justmeans

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