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Richard Parker receives allied vendor award of the year
from the Atlantic City Hotel & lodging association. Parker is the only
vendor ever to win this coveted award twice!
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Richard Parker is the 2009 Hall of fame winner for the plantscape industry;
PIA, the Plantscape Industry Alliance has inducted Richard Parker into the Hall of fame in Las vegas. This prestigious award is in recognition of the years of leadership in the Plantscaping industry.
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2007 Maxi Award winner!
This is a very prestigious award given by the ICSC (international Council of Shopping Centers) for the best holiday display in a shopping center in the United States.
This was a Silver Award winner in the Public Relations category for Parker's "Symphony in Lights" program at Northfield Stapleton Mall in Colorado.
Parker covered the outside of a mall about the size of a football field with tens of thousands of lights on an assortment of trees and wreaths, ranging in size from large to absolutely gigantic. All were hooked up to a central computer set up with a magnificent sound system to create a synchronized display of light and music.
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Richard Parker is featured in two new articles
US Business Review
April 2006
Atlantic City Hotel & Lodging Association
Innformed Spring 2006
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. -- Think it was tough decorating your house for the holidays? Try decorating Mark Giannantonio's.
It takes 74,762 lights, 4,273 poinsettia plants, 900 yards of fabric, 24 Christmas trees and three menorahs. And that's just for the inside...
(click here for the full article)
Holiday Creations and a large resort property embrace the holidays in Atlantic City.
Who wants gamblers spending their money on holiday presents when they could be spending it at the gaming tables, after all? But 'tis the season to be jolly, so one casino is breaking from the gaming industry's Scrooge-ish past to embrace the holidays...
(click here for the full article)
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Congratulations to Jay and Stefanie for passing the Certified Landscape Technician (CLT) exam for interior plantscape technicians.
The comprehensive exam is designed to assess the knowledge and skills of professional interior landscape technicians in the following areas: Customer Relations, Fertilizers, Insects, Pesticides, Plant Diseases, Plant Identification, Pruning/Grooming, Safety on the Job, and the Watering of Plants.
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PLANET'S certification program promotes the growth and credibility of the interior and exterior landscape industries. It provides professional recognition to individuals engaged in the business of landscape contracting. The objectives of the program are:
- to raise the standards of the profession
- to encourage self assessment by offering guidelines for achievement
- to identify persons with acceptable knowledge of principles and practices of the profession
- to award recognition to those who demonstrate a high level of competence
- to improve performance by requiring continuing professional development
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Richard Parker is featured in Interiorscape Magazine.
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