subject: A1asolar Business Briefs [print this page] Lenahan returns The Amelia Island Club recently announced that Don Lenahan has been named as the new food and beverage director. After spending six years as director of operations for the company-owned Amelia Island Club, Lenahan was food and beverage director at a large hotel in Las Vegas. He has a long career in the hospitality industry, largely associated with The Ritz-Carlton family of properties.
The Amelia Island Club is a member-owned equity club located at Amelia Island Plantation. Club facilities include the Tom Fazio Long Point golf course; the Long Point Clubhouse; and the Ocean Club dining and pool venue. For more information call Donna Bilger, membership director, at 277-5933 or visit ameliaislandclub.com.
New massage location Judy Bunner and Jeff Hall have opened a new facility as Fernandina Massage at 1426 Lime St. Bunner and Hall are long time residents of Amelia Island and have worked together for over 10 years. They possess over 35 years of combined work experience as massage therapists.
Make an appointment at 415-0608 or 583-0544 or visit the website at fernandinamassage.com.
Certified solar installer Pete Wilking, president of A1A Solar Contracting, Inc. of Fernandina Beach and Jacksonville, has earned the industry's leading recognition of expertise as a certified installer of solar electric systems ("photovoltaic" or "PV" systems) from the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP).
NABCEP is the most well established national certification organization for renewable energy professionals. Designation as a NABCEP-certified PV installer is widely recognized as the "gold standard" for solar electric professionals.
To earn his NABCEP certification, Wilking was required to pass a rigorous exam that covers the multi-craft aspects of being a professional PV installer. He needed to demonstrate
knowledge on subjects as diverse as PV system design, electrical integration, job safety, the National Electrical Code, roofing and construction techniques, system
commissioning and troubleshooting. In addition to passing the exam all certified NABCEP installers are required to show that they have real-word experience with installation, project leadership and a minimum number of hours of advanced training.
Also, there is a new solar energy rebate program for Nassau County residents who have FP&L for an electricity provider. For more information, contact Wilking at pete@a1asolar.com or (904) 468-7861.
Founded in 2010, A1A Solar Contracting, Inc. designs and installs solar electric and solar thermal power systems for the residential and commercial markets. Visit http://www.a1asolar.com for more information.
