LMN continues Greenius integration

Greenius expands training course solutions with connection to landscape software.
Greenius expands training course solutions with connection to landscape software.
LMN Greenius integration

Landscape Management Network, Markham, Ontario, began the next phase of its integration with Greenius to strengthen the company’s training solution offering for the landscape and snow removal industries.

Greenius is now integrated into LMN software, allowing customers to seamlessly begin landscaper training at the click of a button.

LMN customers will receive Greenius training on a complimentary basis through March 2022, allowing thousands of contractors across the United States and Canada to experience the benefits of the training modules, safety measures and landscaping courses for their employees.

“As we’ve worked with the Greenius team over the past four months and have connected with our customers, it’s clear there is a great need for easy-to-use training videos that contractors can utilize to train and retain employees,” says LMN CEO Mark Bradley. “We’ve now built the integration between the two systems making access easy for our customers. It’s one step towards helping address the talent gap in the industry.”

Greenius will more than double its current inventory of courses by early 2022, adding more than 50 new courses to its existing portfolio of 60 courses available today.

LMN and Greenius are hiring staff to fill the growing needs of the Greenius team, and will more than double the company’s employee size by early 2022. The majority of team members will be based at the Greenius office located in London, Ontario, and roles will include sales, customer support and video production.

Among the newest additions to the Greenius team is Brent Giles, senior vice president, who joined LMN in September to lead the Greenius team.

“Greenius is poised to transform how training and development can help the industry,” says Giles. “It’s proven that if you train your crews appropriately you can drive efficiency, productivity and safety, all positively impacting employee retention and ultimately the company’s bottom line.”

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