Leading Energy Management Firm, The Loyalton Group, Unveils New Corporate Branding

Known for its leading role in energy management solutions for the hospitality, commercial real estate and education industries, The Loyalton Group announces new corporate branding and website to align with the firm’s widening client base and expansive energy solutions.

Minneapolis, MN — May 21, 2010 — (PRWeb): Energy consulting firm, The Loyalton Group, recently unveiled new corporate branding to reflect the firm’s long-standing reputation and success in the energy management field.

The new branding includes a fully-redesigned logo and website. These efforts are designed to magnify Loyalton’s comprehensive energy management solutions, which include utility expense management, energy procurement, facility optimization, and sustainability consulting.

Founded in 1996, The Loyalton Group is well-recognized for providing energy management solutions to a long list of some of the biggest names in the hotel industry, including InterContinental Hotels Group (NYSE: IHG), Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide (NYSE: HOT), Host Hotels & Resorts (NYSE: HST) and LQ Management, LLC. Since its founding, the company’s track record has further grown to include education, retail, food services, assisted living, multi-family, and industrial processing.

Currently, Loyalton manages over $1 billion in annual utility expenditures for more than 6,000 commercial, industrial, and educational facilities across North America.

Co-founder Michael Vaughan remarks, “As corporations increasingly view energy management as a key driver of business profitability and environmental responsibility, our firm is well-positioned to continue a leading role in the field. This re-branding effort exemplifies our growing role in the future of energy management and sustainability.”

Headquartered in Minneapolis, MN with offices serving the entire U.S., The Loyalton Group can be reached at (651) 480-3126 or online at www.loyaltongroup.com.

• Back to Latest Releases
• Email Release