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“ WasteExpo is an excellent opportunity to meet with current and future customers, learn what the industry, competitors or technologies are doing now, plus where they are headed. Well worth the investment to attend.”

“ I have always enjoyed WasteExpo and find it a great source for me for new equipment and new waste management ideas through the many networking opportunities and vendor interaction.”

Rick Fitzpatrick President, Wheel End Technologies, Inc.

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GET IN ON THE DISCUSSION WasteExpo is the most successful event in the industry — and your best opportunity of the year for professional growth. With nearly 600 exhibitors, a robust education program, and an environment that fosters business, it’s easy to see why exhibitors and attendees come back year after year.

Get ready to talk organics, recycling, hauling and so much more — with 13,000 of your industry peers, industry experts, and top solution providers from around the world!

Here’s a sneak-peek of what you’ll experience at WasteExpo 2016: Try new technologies: Solution providers are constantly innovating, and 600 of them are ready to bring you their latest and greatest offerings at WasteExpo 2016 — to help you do your job even better!

Learn from the experts: We’ve partnered with the National Waste & Recycling Association (NWRA) to deliver a top-notch conference program -- which was standing room only in Vegas last year! And this year, there’s even more to come! NEW THIS YEAR—The groundbreaking Food Recovery Forum!A must-attend forum that will focus on current and significant efforts to reduce food waste as well as increase food recovery, reuse, composting and anaerobic digestion. Touch the latest products: The waste, recycling and organic’s largest exhibit hall will be full of solutions for your organization’s toughest challenges. Nowhere else can you benefit your business or department so much in four short days! Do business: Catch up with current suppliers; talk with new partners; meet thought leaders; and make connections that last a lifetime. WasteExpo 2016 brings together all the players in the waste, recycling, organics, and sustainability industry. And we don’t want you to miss out! We look forward to seeing you in Las Vegas!The WasteExpo Team

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Connecting buyers and sellers year-round The new Waste360 Marketplace is much more than a standard industry directory — it’s a searchable, interactive tool that covers all of the products and services that drive the waste and recycling industries.

Take advantage of the Waste360 Marketplace to find solutions and tools to better your business beyond the WasteExpo show floor! Bookmark marketplace.waste360.com

September 19-21, 2016 Hyatt Regency Austin Austin, texas waste360recyclingsummit.com

The 2015 event proved to be a great success, so we’re doing it again — but this time with more attendees, exhibitors and conference sessions that are sure to tackle the tough recycling issues and bring together the industry’s key players. The Waste360 Recycling Summit has certainly set the standard for content and dialogue around the latest issues in this dynamic market.

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June 6, 2016 Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel (Adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center, South Halls) Las Vegas, NV, USA

WasteExpo and Stifel Financial Corp. are partners in presenting an investor conference giving you insight into the factors influencing behavior of the operating companies. Join Michael E. Hoffman, a 28-year Wall Street veteran, as he interviews the senior leadership of the premier public and private companies in solid waste, industrial waste, and energy waste. Come hear the decision makers share what they see as the industry trends and their impact on capital spending and strategic moves in the marketplace. please note that additional registration is required for this conference. you can register at www.wasteexpo.com

June 8-9, 2016 Las Vegas Convention Center, South Halls Las Vegas, NV, USA

The Waste360 Healthcare Waste Conference focuses on the regulatory, legislative and technical issues that affect the healthcare waste industry. It’s the only annual conference in the U.S. strictly devoted to healthcare waste. For more information, please visit healthcarewasteconf.com. please note that additional registration is required for this conference. you can register at www.healthcarewasteconf.com

online education from waste, recycling and organics experts Stay at the forefront of the latest technologies and trends and gain insights to grow your business with Waste360 University. Check out your favorite sessions — or those you missed — from WasteExpo 2016 or the 2015 Waste360 Recycling

Summit, and access in-depth courses from the Environmental Research and Education Foundation (EREF) and the National Waste & Recycling Association (NWRA). View the courses at university.waste360.com

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SpECiAL EVENtS

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wasteExpo welcome Reception6:30 pm – 9:00 pmmarquee Nightclub & dayclub at the Cosmopolitan HotelKick off your WasteExpo experience like never before! Join us at WasteExpo’s Welcome Reception—it’s the networking event of the year at Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub. Set in the heart of Las Vegas, Marquee features a rooftop patio with unforgettable views of the lights and sounds of the famed Las Vegas Strip. You’ll connect (or reconnect!) with industry experts, customers and colleagues in the unique way that only WasteExpo can give you!

tUESdAy, JUNE 7

National waste & Recycling Association’s Awards Breakfast 7:30 Am – 9:30 Am

National Waste & Recycling Association’s Awards Breakfast recognizes the industry’s brightest stars. Separate registration is required at Wasterecycling.org

international Reception 5:15 pm – 6:15 pm Non-U.S. attendees are invited to join us for a special reception sponsored by Harris.

Environmental Research and Education Foundation’s (EREF) Annual Charitable Auction Booth #5148 EREF Silent Auction: tuesday, June 7th, 10:00 Am until wednesday, June 8, 3:30 pm

WasteExpo’s special events are a highlight for all participants. Don’t miss these unique opportunities to learn and network!

Spotlight on the National waste & Recycling Association

WasteExpo is proud to once again partner with the National Waste & Recycling Association (NWRA) to deliver a comprehensive, unparalleled education program for WasteExpo 2016.

The National Waste & Recycling Association is the leading organization providing leadership, advocacy, research, education and safety expertise for the waste and recycling industries. NWRA advocates at the Federal, State and Local levels on all issues of importance to our member companies as they provide safe, economically sustainable and environmentally sound services to communities in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

to learn more and become a member, visit: wasterecycling.org or booth # 4533

international Business Center

WasteExpo has again been selected for the U.S. Department of Commerce’s International Buyer Program (IBP). The IBP

promotes WasteExpo to overseas attendees throughout the U.S. Department of Commerce’s worldwide network of embassies, consulates and commercial centers. The International Business Center includes a special lounge for welcoming non-U.S. attendees to WasteExpo. Services in the International Business Center include: a lounge setting for networking and a place to meet colleagues, conference rooms to meet with U.S. exhibitors, export counseling by Department of Commerce staff, and interpreters available for conducting business meetings.

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Environmental Research and Education Foundation’s (EREF) Annual Charitable Auction Booth #5148 3:30 pm: Reception 4:00 pm: Live Auction & Raffle Drawing

Visit waste360 – Booth #4559

Waste360, the parent brand and online portal that powers WasteExpo, is

hosting Booth #4559. Stop by the booth to meet with our editors about your latest announcements, sign up to subscribe to Waste360.com and the Waste360 Daily Wire, learn more about your new online resources including the Waste360 Marketplace and the Waste360 University, or just say hello!

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American City & County American Recycler American School & University BioCycle Biomass Magazine Composting News Construction & Demolition Recycling Construction Business Owner Converting Hotline Environmental Protection Fleet Owner Government Procurement Green Building & Design Healthcare Environmental Solutions News Hydraulics & Pneumatics Material Handling Solutions Medical Waste Management News MLS Heavy Equipment MLS Truck & Trailer MSW Management My Little Salesman Nevada Recycles Packaging Hotline The Paper Stock Report Plastics Hotline Pollution Equipment News Recycling Today Renewable Energy from Waste Resource Recycling Security Shredding & Storage News Soil & Mulch Producer News Solid Waste Association of North America Solid Waste & Recycling The Hauler Magazine Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau US Composting Council Waste Advantage

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www.waste360.com Booth #4559

www.castrol.com Booth #2033

www.goodyeartrucktires.com Booth #1961

www.bigtruckrental.com Booth #743

www.erefdn.org Booth #5148

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Food RECoVERy FoRUm

This exciting new addition to the popular Composting & Organics Recycling Program will feature a robust line-up of speakers and solutions providers. This part of the conference program was developed in col-laboration with Dr. Stuart Buckner, former Director of the U.S. Composting Council.

The Food Recovery Forum will focus on efforts to reduce food loss and waste in the U.S. and to recover inedible food residuals for beneficial use. You can expect to learn about current and significant efforts to reduce food waste as well as increase food recovery, reuse composting and anaerobic digestion.

Whether you’re a produce or processor of food waste, the time is right to dig deeper into the opportunities in this growing industry and network with peers and experts in the field. Speakers will include leaders of public, charitable, academic and private organizations who are at the forefront of this sector and have made significant commitments and progress, including: • Eric Lombardi, Executive Director of

Eco-Cycle International

• Mathy Stanislaus, US EPA Assistant Administrator for the Office of Solid Waste, Composting & Organics Recycling

• The Food Waste Reduction Alliance (FWRA)

• Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA), the National Restaurant Association (NRA), and the Food Marketing Institute (FMI)

• Karen Hamer, Feeding America

• Andrew Shakman, CEO of LeanPath Inc.

• Jeremy Kranowitz, Executive Director of Sustainable America

• Gary Bilbro, President of SMART Recycling

“ we specifically created this two-day Forum to assist the growing number of organizations that are looking to reduce food waste. From composting to feeding animals to industrial uses there are many options available. dr. Buckner is an expert in composting and organics recycling and has gathered the leading minds in the industry to share their ideas with Food Recovery Forum attendees. we look forward to their insights.”

mark Hickey Vice President, Waste360

wasteExpo Launches the Food Recovery Forum!

To learn more about the Food Recovery Forum, visit the conference tab of WasteExpo.com

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3rd Eye mobile VisionA.R.m. SolutionsAaquatools, inc.Accella tire Fill SystemsAccent wireAccuride Wheel End SolutionsAdvanced disposalAdvantage FundingAEiAir and Water SystemsAir Filter BlasterAir-Flo mfg., Co., inc.Air-trakAiR-wEigHALCOA WHEEL PRODUCTSAl-Jon mfg LLCAlkon CorporationAlliance Refuse trucksAlliance tire groupAlpine group, theAmCS (previously pC Scale)American Baler CompanyAmeri-Kan/Rugged Steel WorksAmeri-Kart Corp.Ampliroll Hooklifts - marrel Corp.Amrep, inc.AmUt S.p.A.Amw gpS SystemsAnaergiaAPSCO, Inc.ApU waste Haulers insurance programARE IndustriesArrow Casters & wheels, LLCAt&t incATR Transmission Remanufacturing, Inc. BACE (Baler & Compaction Equipment)Bakers waste Equipment (BwE)Baldwin FiltersBalemasterBandit industries, inc.Barcode Automation, inc.Bavarian PavilionBCA industriesBeka Max of America Inc.BENLEE - premier truck Sales & Rentals, inc.Benzaco Scientific, Inc.Big truck RentalBinder & CO AGBioCycle, Composting • Renewable Energy • SustainabiityBioland Equipment Bmo, transportation FinanceBomAgBondtech CorporationBramidan Balers US, inc.Bridgeport manufacturing, inc.BridgestoneBriteSpan BuildingsBrokaw Lid LatchBrown Industrial, Inc.Buffalo TurbineBuiltrite Manufacturing, Inc.Bulk Handling Systems (BHS)Busch Systems intl. inc.Buyers ProductsCalvert StreetCapital Industries, Inc.Cardinal ScaleCarlson Software - Machine ControlCascade Cart Solutions

Cascadia Consulting groupCASE ConstructionCaster Ranch, inc.Castrol Catawba Baler & EquipmentCaterpillar inc.CBi - A terex BrandCDRA/C&D WorldCFA SoftwareChevron LubricantsChicago PneumaticCivil & Environmental Consultants, inc.Clean EnergyCleanfix North AmericaCleanWay Environmental Partners, Inc.ClearSpan Fabric StructuresClement industriesClerf ClampColumbia Industrial Products, Inc.Commercial Credit group inc.Commercial Vehicle GroupConsolidated Fabricators CorporationContainer ComponentsConvoy technologiesCorban Energy GroupCore Computing Solutions, inc.Cp group, theCrane Carrier CompanyCreative Information SystemsCRO Software SolutionsCtp SolutionsCummins inc.Cummins westport, inc.Custom Hoists, inc.Dalton Bearing and Hydraulic LLCdataprose Billing SolutionsDEL HydraulicsdENNiS EAgLEdesertmicroDiamond Z / Rule Steeldiamondback products, inc.Diesel Pollution Solutions, Inc.dings Co. magnetic groupdiscount waste, inc.DJ Products, Inc.D-Lux Screen Printing powering WasteStickers.comDoda USA, IncdooSANdoppstadt Americadossier Systems.double Coin tiresDuBois ChemicalsDVO IncE3 Spark PlugsEagle Eye Waste GraphicsEarthRes group, inc.East manufacturing Corp.Eastern Pneumatic HydraulicEberhard Manufacturing CompanyECODASEcolo odor Control technologiesEISENMANN CorporationEKO EnvironmentalEmery Winslow Scale CompanyEndura PaintEnerkem Inc.Engineered Compost Systems (ECS)Enterprise Baler COEnvironmental Specialties int., inc.Equipco Manufacturing, Inc.

Eriez magneticsESg - Heil Environmental • Bayne Premium Lift Systems • Curotto-Can • Marathon Equipment Et Environmental CorporationEvergreen National Indemnity Co.Everlasting Business and Enterprise LimitedExcel manufacturingEx-Cell Kaiser LLCExpello Air ProductsFairbanks ScalesFinancial Transmission Network, Inc. (FTNI)Fire RoverFirestone Building ProductsFlaming River industries, inc.Fleetmind Solutions, inc.FORCE America Inc.Franzen gravity LocksFreightliner trucksGAIN Clean Fuelgeneral Kinematics CorporationGeneral Truck PartsGlobal Sensor Systems Inc.golder Associates inc.goodyear tire & Rubber CompanygoRE™ Cover Systems – North Americagreen machinegreengood ComposterGrinder Wear Parts (formerly The Trading Company) & Apollo EquipmentgrinderCrusherScreen.comgroeneveld USAGTC North AmericaHallco industries inc.Hambicki’s Truck & Container Sales Inc.Harden Industries LTDHarrisHaul-All Equipment Ltd.Hauler Magazine, TheHAVi global SolutionsHAWE HydraulicsHeavy motions inc.Hedstrom EnvironmentalHendricksonHilliard CorporationHino trucksHitachi Zosen Inova USA LLCHolland Business PavilionHousby AuctionsHustler Conveyor Co./American PulverizerHydro-Chem Systemsimpact plastics CorporationImperial Supplies LLCInfogroup – SalesgenieInSight Mobile Datainsurance office of AmericaINTCO Recyclingintec Video Systems, inc.InterClean Equipment, Inc.International Baler CorporationipL products Ltd.itA dynamicsJ & J Truck Bodies & TrailersJ.R. miller & Associates, inc.Jordan Reduction SolutionsJVI Vibratory EquipmentKann manufacturing CorporationKEitH manufacturing

interested in Exhibiting? Call Catherine Campfield at 203-358-4128.

mEEt oUR ExHiBitoRS ANd FiNd tHE SoLUtioNS yoU NEEd

2016 ExHiBitoR LiSt (as of February 10, 2016)

At WasteExpo, you’ll have access to more than 600 exhibitors showcasing their latest products, services and technologies in solid waste, recycling and organics. There’s no better place to see, touch, research and buy the most innovative solutions than in this Exhibit Hall.

All companies in bold are members of National waste & Recycling Association . Companies in blue are premier partners.

Ken’s Truck Repair, Inc.KNL Holdings, LLCKomptech AmericasL&p wire tie SystemsLabrie Enviroquip groupLayne Heavy Civil Inc.LCB Enterprises, incLeadpoint workforce optimizationLeadpoint workforce optimizationLiebherr Construction Equipment Co.Link Manufacturing, Ltd.Liquitube Tire SealantLoadman on-Board Scales & SoftwareLoadmasterLSC Environmental products, LLCLytxmAC trailer mfg., inc.machinex technologies, inc.mack trucks, inc.MACPACTOR Compaction TechnologyMailhot IndustriesMajestic GloveMaren Balers and ShreddersMark-Costello Co., Themartens Johnson insurance Agency inc.Maxam Tire Internationalmayfran internationalMcCloskey InternationalMcLanahan CorporationMcNeilus Truck & ManufacturingMekra Lang North AmericaMetso Minerals Industries, IncMettler-Toledo, Inc.micromatic / RotacMillner-Haufen Tool Companymoba Corporationmoby dick wheelwashing SystemsMorton Supplies, Inc.motionLinkMotorola by Palestra Group CommunicationsMSW Management MagazineMulti-Seal Corporationmuncie power productsNational interstate insurance CompanyNational waste & Recycling AssociationNatural Light Fabric StructuresNatural Systems UtilitiesNavusoft, LLCNeptune Automated wheel wash SystemsNew wayNorbar Torque ToolsNTN Bearing Corp of AmericaOakmont Capital Serviceso’Brian tarping SystemsOceana Manufacturing and Consulting Canada Inc.O-Jung IndOliver Rubber CompanyOMI IndustriesOmnitracsOne Plus CorporationOptima Scale ManufacturingORBIS Corporation (formerly Norseman Environmental)Organic Waste Systemsorganix SolutionsOrLaco, Inc.otto Environmental Systems North America, inc.pAK-moR Ltd.palfinger North Americaparadigm Software LLCparker Hannifin Corporationpellenc St

pemberton, inc.people’s United Equipment Finance Corp.perkins manufacturing Co.perma-Coatpermco, inc.peterbilt motors Companypetersen industries, inc.Peterson ManufacturingPhelps Industries, Inc.Pinnacle Engineering IncPlanalto Industria Mecanica LtdaPowersource Transportation Inc.preView Radar by preco Electronicsprimary machineryprogressive waste SolutionsPROMECO SpAPRO-VISIONpRtPulltarps ManufacturingRadiation detection Services & RadComm SystemsRBC BearingsRdK truck Sales and Service inc.ReCollect SystemsRecycling Today & Construction & Demolition RecyclingReef Industries, IncRehrig pacific CompanyReliable transmission ServiceRepublic ServicesResource Recycling MagazineResource West, Inc,Rice Lake weighing SystemsRitchie Bros.Ritz SafetyRoll Rite LLCRoLLoFFS, USA inc.Rotational Molding Inc.Rotobec USA, Inc.RotochopperRoto-MixRouteoptix, inc.Routesmart technologies, inc.Routeware, inc.RoutewarriorRRL insurance AgencyRSC Bio SolutionsRTARush Refuse Systems & momentum Fuel technologiesSAFESafety Vision, LLCSamuel Strapping SystemsScan-LinkSCARABSchaefer Systems international, incSchroeder industries LLCScott Equipment CompanyScreen Graphics Of FloridaSCS Engineers/Field ServicesSears SeatingSEtCo Solid tire & RimSGM Magnetics Corp.Sheboygan paint CompanySherbrooke OEM LTDShred-techShur-Co, LLC / donovan tarpsSierra EnergySierra international machinerySLOVAK BARON EMPEY MURPHY & PINKNEY LLPSmith ManusSmS360 wasteSnyder industries, incSoft-pak

Solutions NowSonozaireSotEC USASPALECK GmbH & Co. KGSSi Shredding Systems, inc.StAdLER America, LLCSteinert USStellar industries, inc.Stertil-KoniSWANA - Solid Waste AssociationSwapLoader U.S.A., LtdSyn-tex, A division of Signode packaging group Canada ULCtA Equipment Finance, inctANA- North Americatarpomatic, inc.tCF Equipment Financetelma, inc.Terra Compactor WheelTetra TechThe Euclid Chemical CompanyThe Trailer Company, Inctiger payment SolutionsTire Service Equipment Mfg CoTNR DoorsTransportation Insurance Services, LLCTrashTrucksOnlinetrimbleTriple Crown Products, Inc.TruckPro, Inctrucks & parts of tampa, inc.trueBluetruStar Energytrux Route management Systemsty Cushion tireUnlimited Recycling Resources, LLCUNtHA shredding technology inc.VAN dyK Recycling SolutionsVecoplan, LLCVelvac Inc.Vermeer CorporationVogelsangVolvo Construction EquipmentVSG Rotary LiftVulcan on-Board ScalesW. W. WilliamsWalker MagneticswAm Software, inc.Wangen America Inc.Warren & Baerg ManufacturingWaste Advantage Magazinewaste Connections, inc.Waste FundingWaste IndustriesWaste Management, Inc.Waste360/Penton’s Waste Industry GroupWastebits.comwastebuiltwastemag magazine wastequipwastewoRKS/Carolina Softwarewebaspxwebb Severe dutyWeigh Pay SolutionswEimA America, inc.wells Fargo Equipment FinanceWest Salem Machinery CompanyWestern Baler & Conveyor Inc.Western Equipment Finance, Inc.western Starwheeler Bros.whelen Engineering Co.Winkler Structureswireless Linksworthington industriesZone Defense

Visit www.wasteexpo.com for an updated exhibitor list and to find out more about any of WasteExpo’s exhibiting companies.

wasteExpo Exhibit Hall Hours: tuesday June 7 10:00 Am – 5:00 pmwednesday June 8 10:00 Am – 5:00 pmthursday June 9 10:00 Am – 1:00 pm

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* South Hall 3 (upper level) will open at 9:30am each morning

9:00 – 10:15 Am

10:30 – 11:45 Am

12:00 – 1:30 pm

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waste360 investor Summit 7:30am – 5:00pm Hauling

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welcome Reception at marquee Nightclub & dayclub at the Cosmopolitan

9:00 – 10:15 Am

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Lessons Learned From Big data

Fleet maintenance Best practices

New directions in Smart truck technologies & Capabilities

the Economics and Best practices of purchasing CNg Vehicles

driver/mechanic Recruitment & Retention

managing the Risk of Recycling markets

Recycling Super Session: Curbside Recycling and public Education programs S228) Begins at 2:00 pm

Single Stream, mixed waste, Emerging technologies, and Composting: How does it Jive with Reaching Higher diversion goals?

Automated Collections

mid-Sized Hauler panel

Building a New mRF

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National waste & Recycling Association’s Awards Breakfast

Landfill technologies

international Reception

Safety

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Equipment Leasing & Financing

organics Equipment and technology

operating Landfills – Challenges and Future trends

Leachate panel Food waste organics & diversion goals

Electronics Recycling trends & markets

zero waste Strategies – Best practices

managing Contamination

Fire Safety in waste & Recycling

Roadside inspections

distracted driving

New Safety technologies

Coal Ash: Nowhere to go

Rd&d/Bioreactor technologies

paper & plastic Recycling trends & markets

Sorting it out – what’s in your garbage and why Should you Care?

Safety Super Session: Building a Safety Culture Begins at 2:00 pm

By teaming up with the National Waste & Recycling Association on the full education program, WasteExpo is able to deliver a robust conference program that will provide the intelligence that you need to get ahead in waste, recycling and organics. (As of 2/17/16 – Session topics, speakers & moderators are subject to change)

Brown Bag Luncheon Series – insights from industry Leaders – the Future of waste & Recycling (S228)

Leadership/Business development/Finance

Leadership/Business development/Finance

HaulingAnaerobic digestion, Composting, organics diversion & Collection

infrastructure development, Anaerobic digestion, Renewable Energy, zero waste, Composting System design, odor Control Food Recovery Forum

Food Recovery Forum

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welcome Reception at marquee Nightclub & dayclub at the Cosmopolitan

what you got there, won’t get you there: How to win the war For talent & Strengthen your Competitive Advantage

Keynote Session: the Road to zero waste – organics diversion & Food Recovery Solutions in Action

Keynote Session: the Road to zero waste – organics diversion & Food Recovery Solutions in Action

Keys to Effective Employee on-Boarding & Retention

How to manage Risk and Finance growth

data Security – Are you At Risk?

integrating Anaerobic digestion (Ad) and Composting and the Role of Ad in treating organics

Composting System design, Cost, process management and odor Control

Food waste Recovery via Anaerobic digestion – Case Studies and Bmp’s

Composting policy and Legislation to Build infrastructure and End Landfilling of organics in CA

Solutions for Reducing Food waste, increasing Recovery, and Achieving zero waste

panel discussion: the Food waste Reduction Alliance (FwRA): How industry is working to reduce & divert food waste across the supply chain

Food waste Reduction and Recovery from Large & Small Venues, developing the Necessary infra-structure to drive Recovery, Food donation Bmp’s

waste Conversion technologies, organics diversion policies and programs

Legislative/Regulatory

National waste & Recycling Association’s Awards Breakfast

international waste & Recycling trends

Labor Law Updates

How to maximize the Value of your Company

tools and techniques for mid-Level Supervisors

organics diversion policies, Legislation, and programs

Food Recovery and zero waste Event planning : How to plan a Successful zero

3:00 pm - 3:45 pm Status of mSw organics management in the U.S.

innovative waste Conversion technologies

the impact of the New Source per-formance Standard for Landfills

public/private partnerships

Renewable Energy, Biofuels and policy drivers, Anaerobic digestion of mSw Factors impacting Composting Facility design, Successful Business models, Bmp’s in Food waste Composting, odor Control options, Costs, & technologies

Small Scale & modular Food waste Recycling technologies for generators

Food Recovery workshop for generators: How to Start a Food diversion program and make it Sustainable

Safety Super Session: Building a Safety Culture Begins at 2:00 pm

organics infrastructure develop-ment, technologies, System design to meet zero waste goals, Structuring

Residential Food Scrap program devel-opment, Role of Compostable products in Food Recovery, packaging Solutions

Food Scrap Collection and processing – program development, Equipment, Contract options & opportunities for waste Haulers

wasteExpo Exhibit Hall Hours: tuesday June 7 10:00 Am – 5:00 pmwednesday June 8 10:00 Am – 5:00 pmthursday June 9 10:00 Am – 1:00 pm

* South Hall 3 (upper level) will open at 9:30am each morning

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monday, June 6, 2016 Fleet and Equipment Technology (S225)

9:00 Am – 10:15 Am: Big data Collection trends – is it working? As more companies invest and analyze data to improve efficiencies, is it working? Learn from industry experts and economists about the reliance on big data and the returns it is producing for organizations. Speaker: David Post, PhD, Executive Manager, Global Smarter Cities – IBMmoderator: TBD

10:30 Am – 11:45 Am: Fleet maintenance Best practices The organization’s fleet is the most valuable asset. To maintain it, organizations need to be efficient, effective, and results-focused. In this session, learn from industry experts what best practices each utilize to reduce downtime, increase fleet availability, and increase vehicle lifecycles.Speaker: Curtis Dowart, Vocational Marketing Manager – Mack Trucks, Inc.moderator: TBD

1:30 pm – 2:45pm: New directions in Smart truck technologies & CapabilitiesWaste collection fleet managers face increasing pressures to deliver services that are efficient, responsive, environmentally friendly and accountable to the public. To do so, they need a central “brain” for complete oversight and control of their waste collection and recycling fleet operations. This presentation will overview the latest industry trends in Smart Truck technologies, provide compelling case studies from some of the leading waste fleets in the US, and will further detail the eight reasons why smart trucks are a “must have” for waste management organizations.Speakers: Martin Demers, CEO, FleetMindBryan Dodds, Director of Aftermarket Product Development, McNeilus Truck & ManufacturingDavid Pardue, Director of Connected Vehicles – Volvomoderator: Eric Voss, Sales Manager, South Region – Rehrig Pacific Company

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: the Economics & Best practices of CNg truck purchases When purchasing CNG trucks, companies need to understand the best practices when setting up for maintenance, fueling, and troubleshooting. Learn from three mid-sized haulers how they successfully converted their fleets.Speakers: Tommy Stump, President, First Piedmont Corporation, Harland Chadbourne, Director of Purchasing – Waste Pro USAmoderator: TBD

Recycling/Resource Recovery (S226)

9:00 Am – 10: 15Am: Single Stream, mixed waste, Emerging technologies and Composting – How does this Jive with Reaching Higher diversion goals?The conversation on how to increase diversion rates

has evolved over the years among waste management professionals. This presentation will provide insight into where the road to zero waste is taking us and how we are going to get there by utilizing existing solid waste systems and employing new ones. Speakers: J.D. Lindeberg, P.E.,LEED,A.P., President – Resource Recycling Systems, Kyle Mowitz, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder – Infinitus Energymoderator: TBD

10:30 Am – 11:45Am: managing the Risk of Recycling markets Learn from industry experts what risks are present in the recycling markets and what future trends are predicted. Speakers: Michael Timpane, Affiliate Vice President – RRS, Steve Latin-Casper, Market Data & Research Director – National Truck & Equipment Associationmoderator: TBD

Recycling Super Session: Curbside Recycling & public Education programs 2:00 pm – 4:15 pm

Cities and counties across the United States are tasked with increasing curbside recyclable tonnage yields and maximizing program cost effectiveness. Issues such as “Operation Green Fence,” the changing recycling and solid waste streams, and the continued growth of social medial and the economy have a big impact on recycling programs. Learn about these challenges with a focus on the relative impacts of recycling incentive programs and “recycling right” public educational programming initiatives.Speakers: Karen Bandhauer, Project Director, Recycling Partnership, Jason Hale, Communication Director, Recycling Partnership, Cody Marshall, Technical Assistance Director, Recycling Partnership Erika Nuerenberg, Group Government & Community Relations Manager, Pacific Northwest Region – Recologymoderator: Chaz Miller, Director, Policy/Advocacy – National Waste & Recycling Association

Hauling (S227)

9:00 Am – 10:15 Am: driver Recruitment & Retention As the driver shortages continue to dominate the waste and recycling industry, gaining the competitive edge is the key to a successful hire. Learn how companies are strategizing their recruitment efforts and how they are closing the loop on retention.Speakers: Dale Tidwell, Senior Manager of Logistics EHS – Dean Foods, Nichole Causton, Employment Manager – Waste Connections, Inc.moderator: Tony Cardamone, Vice President, Sales & Marketing – Concorde 10:30 Am – 11:45 Am: Automated CollectionsLearn about the latest equipment and systems used in automated collection in recycling. Case studies highlighting systems will be discussed during this informative session. Speakers: Marc Rogoff, Ph.D, Project Director – SCS Engineers, Anthony Henson, Director of Mobile Products – Heil moderator: TBD

wasteExpo 2012 Conference programwAStE Expo CoNFERENCE pRogRAmWe are delighted to unveil our fresh content that includes an an all-new Food Recovery Forum and must-attend sessions focused on recycling/resource recovery, safety, fleet and equipment technology, regulatory issues, hauling and more! Thanks to the National Waste & Recycling Association and Dr. Stuart Buckner for their efforts in putting together this timely program.

wasteExpo 2012 Conference program 1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: Building a New mRFIn the informative session, learn from experts what new technologies and processes are being implemented in new MRF’s. Speakers: Charlie Sedlock, Director – Hamm, Inc.Patrick Nichol, Sales Engineer – CP Group, Robert Anderson, Mid-Atlantic Business Development Manager – ReCommunitymoderator: TBD 3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: mid-Sized Hauler panelDuring this informative session, learn how mid-sized hauling companies identify and overcome challenges while increasing growth opportunities. Experts will discuss how they implement safety and risk programs as well as procurement opportunities and trends in the next 5 years.Speaker: Michael O’Connor, Managing Partner – Premier Waste Services moderator: Eric Voss, Sales Manager, South Region – Rehrig Pacific Company

Leadership/Business Development/Finance (S229)

9:00 Am – 10:15Am: what you got Here, won’t get you there: How to win the war for talent and Strengthen your Competitive Advantage Hosted by the National Waste & Recycling Association’s Women’s CouncilWhat does the workforce look like in the future? Is your organization ready to identify and maintain your workforce in order to keep your competitive advantage in the market? Learn how to build and expand your workforce in this interactive session.Speaker: Kenneth Baylor, DBA – Advanced Leadership Solutions, LLC.moderator: Jordan Lance, Sales Development Manager, Rehrig

10:30 Am – 11:45 Am: Keys to Effective on-Boarding and RetentionDeveloping an effective on-boarding and retention program will keep your employees engaged and productive as well as reduce the costs of turnover in your organization. Discover successful on-boarding programs and employee retention strategies used by companies during this session.Speaker: William Flower, Vice President, Corporate & Public Affairs – Winter Brothers Waste Systemsmoderator: TBD

Brown Bag Luncheon Series (S228)

12:00 pm – 1:30 pm: insights from industry Leaders: the Future of waste & RecyclingLearn from the National Waste & Recycling Association’s esteemed Hall of Famers what the industry trends will be in the next five –to –ten years in hauling, equipment and technology.Speakers: Dwight Schaubach, President – Bay Disposal, Joseph Garbarino, President Marin Sanitary Servicemoderator: Sharon Kneiss, President and CEO, National Waste & Recycling Association

1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: How to manage Risk and Finance growthLearn the myths and misunderstandings of managing risks and financing for growth during this informative session. Topics include environmental underwriting and

surety bonding for haulers and equipment manufactur-ers as well as an overview on how banks view waste and recycling organizations.Speakers: Tony Rice, Vice President, Environmental Services Department, Comerica Bank, John Wayhart, Senior Vice President, Assurance Agency, LTD moderator: TBD

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: data Security – Are you At Risk?No matter what measures are put in place to secure data, sometimes it is breached. Learn what these threats are and how to combat the risk. Don’t be a victim!Speakers: TBD moderator: TBD

Anaerobic Digestion, Composting, Organics Diversion & Collection

Keynote Session & track 1 9:00 – 10:15 Am: the Road to zero waste – organics diversion & Food Recovery Solutions in Action• The Community Zero Waste Roadmap. Eric Lombardi,

Executive Director, Eco-Cycle International. CO• The California Ban with a Plan – GHG Model goes Global.

Evan Edgar, Principal, Edgar and Associates. CA• America’s First National Goal to Reduce Wasted Food:

A Call to Action. Mathy Stanislaus, US EPA Assistant Administrator for the Office of Solid Waste. DC

moderator: Dr. Stuart Buckner, Buckner Environmental Associates

10:30 Am – 12:00 pm: integrating Anaerobic digestion (Ad) and Composting and the Role of Ad in treating organics• Redeveloping County-Owned Compost Operation into

Integrated Facility for Advanced Composting, Anaero-bic Digestion, and Commercial Organic Greenhouse Food Production. Douglas Ross, CEO, Freestate Farms LLC. VA

• Industrial Scale Anaerobic Digestion and Composting of MSW. Eric Herbert, CEO, Zero Waste Energy. CA

• The Role of Anaerobic Digestion Technology in Treating Organic Waste – UK Experience. Andy Street, Founding Director, SLR Consulting Limited, EU

• The Power Behind Farm Powered: Highlighting the Benefits of Farm-Based Anaerobic Digestion. Topher Gudmand, Vanguard Renewables

moderator: Evan Edgar, Edgar and Associates

1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: Composting System development and Bmp’s for System design • The Cost of Compliance to the State of California’s

Water Control Board General Order: A Comparison between Windrow and Aerated Static Pile Compost-ing. Tim O’Neill and Geoff Hill, Engineered Compost Systems. WA

• Advanced Aerated Static Pile Composting Strategy. Kevin Barnes, City of Bakersfield. CA

• Developing Repeatable and Reproducible Process Control for Organics Composting. Ben Fredregill, Sustainable Generation, LLC. CO

moderator: Evan Edgar, Edgar & Associates

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: Food waste Recovery via Anaerobic digestion – Case Studies and Bmp’s • Finding and Utilizing Hidden Food Waste for

Renewable Energy and Compost Production. Norma McDonald and Luc De Baere, Organic Waste Systems (OWS). Gent, Belgium

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• Food Waste Diversion to Anaerobic Digestion in the Urban Environment: Edmonton, Alberta Case Study. Steven Sell, BIOFerm Energy Systems/Viessmann Group. WI

• Digestion Preparation: The Keys to Contaminant Free Feedstock and Converting Food Scraps into Renewable Energy. Kimberly Scheibly, Marin Sanitary Service. CA

moderator: George Savage, CalRecovery

4:30 pm – 5:15 pm: Composting policy & Legislation to Build infrastructure & End Landfilling of organics in CA • California on Track to Stop Landfilling Organic Waste.

Nick Lapis, Californians Against Waste, CA • California’s Organics Policy Conundrum. Neil Edgar,

Edgar & Associates. CAmoderator: Tracie Onstad Bills, SCS Engineers

Anaerobic Digestion, Composting, Organics Diversion & Collection

track 2 – Food Recovery Forum

10:30 Am – 12:00 pm: Solutions for Reducing Food waste, increasing Recovery, and Achieving zero waste• Strategies to Reduce Food Waste and Lower Food

Costs. Andrew Shakman, CEO, LeanPath, Inc. CO• Feeding America: case studies and best practices

for recovering edible food from the waste stream across all sectors of the food industry for financial, environmental and social impact. Karen Hanner, Feeding America. IL

• The ReFED Project - 30% Recovery of Food Waste. Hunt Briggs, Resource Recycling Systems, MN – The ReFED Project challenges the whole country to rethink food waste and the value of reduction, recovery and recycling.

• New Paradigms for Post-Consumer Food Waste – The Quest to Bring Restaurants to Zero Waste. Dean Lavallee and Ernie Lefler. FL

moderator: David Orgel, Supermarket News

1:30 – 2:45 pm: panel discussion: the Food waste Reduction Alliance (FwRA): how industry is working to reduce & divert food waste across the supply chain• The Food Waste Reduction Alliance (FWRA) is a

cross-industry effort of food manufacturers, retailers, and restaurants seeking to reduce food waste and increase food donation in the U.S. managed by the three associations representing those sectors, the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA), the National Restaurant Association (NRA), and the Food Marketing Institute (FMI). In this session, attendees will hear from FWRA representatives, both company experts and association leads, and learn about the history and work of FWRA. Discussion will include what specific industry segments and companies are doing in their own operations. Panelists will also address the recent announcement of a first-ever national goal to reduce food waste by EPA and USDA, food waste diversion infrastructure needs, and next steps for the food industry in meeting this significant challenge.

panelists: • Michael Desso, Director, Safety, Health &

Environment, Nestle USA • Brian Higgins, Sustainability Manager,

Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy • Meghan Stasz, Senior Director, Sustainability,

Grocery Manufacturers Association • Jason Wadsworth, Sustainability Manager,

Wegmans Food Marketsmoderator: Meghan Stanz, Grocery

Manufacturers Association

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: Food waste Reduction and Recovery from Large & Small Venues, developing the Necessary infrastruc-ture to drive Recovery, Food donation Bmp’s • Racing to End Food Waste at Big Venues. Jeremy

Kranowitz, Executive Director, Sustainable America. CT • Managing Food and Organic Waste at an NFL Stadium.

Brad Mohr, Director of Operations, the Cleveland Browns. OH

• Food Donation Best Management Practices. Lorenzo Macaluso, RecyclingWorks/Center for EcoTechnology. MA

moderator: Hunt Briggs, Resource Recycling Systems 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm: Food Scrap Collection and processing – program development, Equipment, Contract options& opportunities for waste Haulers to Connect with Food waste generators & Composters • Nuts and Bolts of Organics Recovery – JD Lindeberg,

Resource Recycling Systems – Organics Collection and Processing represents a market opportunity for waste haulers. The presentation explains equipment, collection routes, processing, and contracting options to help grow your business.

• Food Diversion, the SMART Path to Zero Waste. Gary Bilbro. SMART Recycling. SC

moderator: Catherine Goodall, Resource Recycling Systems

tuesday, June 7, 2016

Fleet and Equipment Technology (S225)

1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: Equipment Leasing & Financing Why buy when you can lease? If the economy has kept you from updating your fleet, maybe leasing is the option for you. Participate in this session to figure out the pros and cons of leasing versus buying. Speakers: Joe Sikorski, Sales Representative, Construction, Transportation & Environmental Services – TCF Equipment Finance, Craig Williams, Vice President, Sales Manager, Specialty Vehicles – Scottrade Bank Equipment Financemoderator: TBD

3:00 pm – 4: 15pm: organics Equipment and technologies As the push to recycling and divert organics continues to grow, the equipment and technology has to be modified to adjust to this waste stream. Learn how manufacturers are meeting this demand during this revealing session. Speakers: Skip Berg, National Sales Manager, Labrie Enviroequip, Phil Allen, Vice President of Sales & Marketing – New Way Trucksmoderator: TBD

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Recycling/Resource Recovery (S226)

1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: Sorting it out: what’s in your garbage and why you Should Care? Many state and local governments are setting the bar higher and higher, and an increasing number of com-munities are targeting zero waste as a long term goal. This informative presentation will draw upon data compiled from two characterization studies.Speakers: Debra Kantner, Internal Research Program Manager, Environmental Research & Education Founda-tion, Mitch Kessler, President, Kessler Consulting, Inc.moderator: TBD

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: paper & plastic Recycling trends and marketsPaper and plastic recyclables are the most important revenue streams for recycling programs even though the markets have continued to soften. Learn from industry experts how the commodities markets for paper plastics with trend in the next year. Speakers: Patty Moore, CEO – Moore Recycling Associates, Dan Cotter, Vice President – CellMark, Inc.moderator: TBD tuesday, June 2, 2015

Safety

Super Session: Building a Safety Culture1:30 pm – 4:15 pm (S228)

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the waste and recycling industry ranks as the fifth most dangerous profession. In this roundtable, participants will learn and develop industry standards in collection and post collection activities. New OSHA and NLRB regulations will also be covered.Speakers: Eric Conn, Chair, OSHA Practice Group, Conn Maciel Carey PLLC, Josh Densberger, Director of Safety, WastePro USA, Don Stark, Senior Risk Management Associate, National Interstate Insurance, Susan Eppes, President – EST Solutions, Inc., Lloyd Andrew III, CIH, CSP, President – EnvirOSH, Inc.moderator: TBD

Legislative/Regulatory (S229)

1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: the impact of New Source performance Standards for Landfills EPA is revising the NSPS rules which will be published in July, 2016. These rule changes may impact the way air emissions from landfills are being managed and is a significant change from the 1996 published standards. During this informative session, you will learn the changes the EPA is revising on NSPS and its impact on air emissions and what landfill owners/operators can do to minimize the impact. Speakers: Patrick Sullivan, Senior Vice President – SCS Engineering Services, Matt Stutz, P.E., Principal – Weaver Consultants Groupmoderator: Anne German, P.E., BCEE, Director of Waste & Recycling Technology – National Waste & Recycling Association

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: public/private partnerships When negotiating contracts for services, it is important to understand the contractual obligations and expecta-tions in order to successfully negotiate. In this session, experts will provide insight into municipal contracts the result in a win/win for both parties. Speakers: Tracie Onstad Bills, Northern California Director, Sustainable Materials Management SCS Engineers, Rob Hilton, Vice President – HF&H Consultantsmoderator: TBD

Infrastructure Development, Anaerobic Digestion, Renewable Energy, Zero Waste

Composting System Design, Odor Control

track 1 – infrastructure development, Anaerobic digestion, Renewable Energy, zero waste Composting System design, odor Control 10:30 Am – 12:00 pm: organics infrastructure development, technologies, System design to meet zero waste goals, Structuring Contracts• Organics Waste Infrastructure Development:

From the Curb to Resource Recovery Centers. David Schneider, Anaergia. CA

• Engineering Design of Systems to Process Mixed Solid Waste and Organic Mixtures as Part of Meeting Zero Waste Goals. George M. Savage and Luis F. Diaz, CalRecovery, Inc. CA

• RFP It and They Will Come: Structuring Contracts for Organics. Rob Hilton, VP, HF&H Consultants, LLC. CA

• Processing Technologies and Infrastructure Case Study. Tracie Onstad Bills, SCS Engineers. CA

moderator: Evan Edgar, Edgar & Associates

1:30 pm – 3:00 pm: Renewable Energy, Biofuels and policy drivers, Anaerobic digestion of mSw • Renewable Chemicals and Biofuels from Waste

to Close the Loop of the Circular Economy. David McConnell, VP, Business Development, Enerkem Inc.

• Renewable Power and Fuels from Urban Residuals in California: A Status Update. Jacques Franco, UC Davis Policy Institute for Energy, Environment and the Economy. CA

• The Inputs and Outputs of Dry Anaerobic Digestion and MSW. Jeff Draper, VP, Zero Waste Energy, LLC. CA

moderator: Topher Gudmand, Vanguard Renewables 3:15 pm – 5:00 pm: Factors impacting Composting Facility design, Successful Business models, Bmp’s in Food waste Composting, odor Control options, Costs & technologies • Lessons Learned in a Food Waste Composting

Operation. Waylon Pleasanton, Sustainable Generation, LLC. DE

• Composts End Market Determines Compost Facility Design Requirements and System Sizing. Brett Hoyt, Sustainable Generation. DE

• Scaling Up Food Waste Composting Operations – A Business Model to start small and then grow the processing capacity as the market expands. Scott Woods, Sustainable Generation, LLC. DE

• Comparison of Costs and Emission Reductions for Composting Control Options. Patrick Sullivan, Michael O’Connor, John Henkelman, SCS Engineers. CA

• Ozone Generators for Odor Control in Composting. Allan Finney, Envron Environmental Ltd. CAN

moderator: Catherine Goodall, Resource Recycling Systems

Food Recovery Forum

track 2 – infrastructure development, Anaerobic digestion, Renewable Energy, zero waste Composting System design, odor Control 10:30 Am – 12:00 pm: Residential Food Scrap program development, Role of Compostable products in Food Recovery, packaging Solutions• The Four Food Scrap Decisions You Need to Make.

Rod Muir, Sierra Club Canada Foundation. ON• Compostable Bioplastics: An Important Enabler to Food

Scrap Collection. Richard Lombardo, Natur-Tec®. MN• Eliminating Waste Through the use of Compostable

Plastics - A Roadmap for Successful Zero Waste Programs. Jason Sanders, EcoSafe®Zero Waste. CA

• Package, Product, Processing, Policy. Catherine Goodall, Resource Recycling Systems – Innovative, simple and dynamic tools can help you determine if there is a home for your package or a package for your home or event. A suite of tools will be presented to help you explore the opportunity to recovery organics and costs

moderator: Hunt Briggs, Resource Recycling Systems

1:30 – 3:00 pm Small Scale & modular Food waste Recycling technologies for generators• Speakers will discuss small scale composting,

anaerobic digestion, and other processing systems designed for commercial establishments and institutions. Processing can be done onsite or offsite. Selected systems are scalable to process residuals from multiple establishments.

• Zero Waste Nutrient Recovery System from Food Scraps for Groceries and Food Service Providers. Robin Sweere, WISErg Corp. WA

• Portable Prefabricated Digesters for Food Scraps and Other Organics: The costs and benefits of onsite bioenergy systems (digesters). Jan Allen, Impact Bioenergy. WA

• In-Vessel Composting for Commercial and Multi-Unit Residential projects. Robert Weatherbe, The Recycling Alternative, CAN

• Industrial Scale Rapid Organic Reduction Systems for Food Scraps. Craig Shaw, Advetec. UK

• Comparison of Sustainable on-site Food Waste Recycling Systems. Sonny Burkett, Hungry Giant Recycling. NY

moderator: Peter Klaich, Organics Diversion Specialist

3:15 – 5:00 pm Food Recovery workshop for Food waste generators• How to Start a Food diversion program and

make it Sustainable • This workshop will teach generators of

food waste how to develop and implement successful food waste recovery programs. All aspects of program development and training for commercial, industrial, institutional and municipal food waste recovery will be covered in a simple and comprehensive step by step format. Some of the specific generators that should attend include including grocery stores, restaurants, schools, hotels, casinos, hospitals, nursing homes, office complexes, event facilities, industrial factories, universities, and many others.

moderator: Gary Bilbro, SMART Recycling

wednesday, June 8, 2016 Landfill Operations & Technology (S225)

9:00 Am – 10:15 Am: operating Landfills – Challenges and Future trends From landfill construction to technologies, learn the challenges and opportunities of operating landfills from industry experts. Topics include airspace management, waste acceptance, compliance, and business strategies. Speakers: Henry Kerfoot, Principal, Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc., Brian McAllister, Consultant, Jeff Palutis, Director of Landfill Operations – Waste Connections moderator: Leonard Joyce, P.E., President & CEO – Joyce Engineering, Inc.

10:30 Am – 11:45 Am: Leachate panel During this informative session, learn about key issues in leachate management including emerging contaminants, on-site vs. off-site treatment, and new treatment technologies. Speakers: Kevin Torrens, BCEEM, Vice President, Brown and Caldwell, Leon Wright, P.E., Senior Project Manager, Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc., Brian Brazil, Industrial Wastewater Treatment Engineer, Waste Management, Stephen Smith, Vice President of Con-struction & Operations – Clean Energy Renewal Fuelsmoderator: Steve Menoff, P.E., Senior Vice President, Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.

1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: Coal Ash: No where to go In 2015, the EPA finalized rules on the disposal of coal ash that allowed landfills compliant with Subtitle D to accept CCR. During this informative session, learn the impacts of the ruling including increased operating costs and the amount of CCR being directed to existing solid waste facilities. Speakers: Bruce Schmucker, P.E., Senior Client Program Manager, Cornerstone Environmental Group, LLC, Rick Buffalini, P.E., Vice President – Civil and Environmental Consultants, Steve Turner, Vice President of Construction Services – American Environmental Group, Ivan Cooper, P.E. BCEE, National Practice Leader – Civil and Environmental Consultantsmoderator: TBD 3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: Rd&d/ Bioreactor technologies Learn about the latest research and development on bioreactor landfills including new technologies and the impacts to landfill stability, gas production, and emissions. Speakers: TBD moderator: TBD

Recycling/Resource Recovery (S226)

9:00 Am – 10:15 Am: Electronics Recycling trends & markets E-waste collection and processing continue to evolve as the public becomes accustomed to recycling their used electronics. Learn about the latest collection and processing techniques and markets from experienced leaders in electronics recycling.

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Speakers: Kevin Cawood, PhD, President & CEO – Omnisource Electronics Recycling, Jason Linnell, Executive Director – National Center for Electronics Recyclingmoderator: TBD

10:30 Am – 11:45 Am: Food waste and diversion goalsAs regional and local municipalities establish diversion goals for food waste, many organizations are develop-ing ways to help reduce the amount that is taken to landfill’s. Learn from two organizations how they are diverting food waste while educating the public. Speaker: Jim Wollschlager, Chief Operations Officer – Randy’s Sanitationmoderator: TBD t 1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: zero waste Strategies – Best practicesWhat are the best practices used when implementing a zero waste initiative? Learn from a panel of leading experts about new zero waste technologies through case study analysis.Speakers: Chris Voell, Program Manager, AgStar & Global Methane Initiative, Climate Change Division, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Eric Herbert, CEO – Zero Waste Energy, LLCmoderator: TBD

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: managing ContaminationContamination in the waste stream is problematic and can drive the cost of recycling up. Learn from experts how they are combating contamination through social media campaigns and public education programs. Speakers: Susan Robinson, Director of Public Affairs – Waste Management, Rick Bielski, Director SafeSharps Mailback & CPO’s – Curtis Bay Medical Waste Services, Amity Lumper, Principal – Cascadia Consulting Groupmoderator: TBD t

Safety

9:00 Am – 10:15 Am: Roadside inspectionsLearn from local law enforcement officers what they look for when inspecting an industry truck. This information will assist managers in managing vehicle condition as well as maintaining pre- and post- inspection examinations by drivers.Note – Session participants will meet by the education office and go onto the show floor together.Speakers: TBDmoderator: TBD

10:15 Am – 11:45 Am: Fire Safety in waste & RecyclingFires are an issue of concern throughout the industry, whether in a truck on the road or at a transfer station or landfill facility. What protocols are in place? What kind of relationship has been established with the local jurisdiction having authority for fire responses? What kind of training do you conduct for your workers? Experts from the NFPA ANSI standards will provide insight to these questions and more.Speakers: Randy Ellert, Corporate Safety Office Manager – Rumpke Waste & Recycling, Josh Densberger, Director of Safety – WastePro USAmoderator: Jane Dolezal, Director of Safety – Homewood Disposal 1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: distracted drivingThe waste and recycling industry continues to show increases in injuries and fatalities due to distracted driving. During this informative session, learn how to effectively implement safe driving practices to

eliminate distracted driving including education and technology.Speakers: Dan Katt, Corporate Loss Control Manager – Rumpke Waste & Recycling, Del Lisk, Vice President, Safety Services – Lytx moderator: Gerald Peters, Corporate OSHA Compliance Manager – Rumpke Waste & Recycling

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: New Safety technologiesSafety continues to be a chief concern for companies when keeping employees safe and equipment and routes running efficiently. Learn about new safety technologies for two leading companies. Speakers: Mitch Cowart, Marketing Consultant – Customer Safety Services Division, Caterpillar, Inc.Garry Mosier, Vice President of Operations, AWTImoderator: TBD

Leadership/Business Development/Finance (S229)

9:00 Am – 10:15 Am: Labor Law Updates A number of legislative rulings were implemented in 2015 that significantly impact organizations in the waste and recycling industry. During this session, learn about the rulings, their impacts to organizations, and how to effectively manage them. Speakers: Kara Maciel, Chair, Labor – Employment Practice Group, Conn Maciel Carey, PLLCmoderator: TBD 10:30 Am – 11:45 Am: trends in international waste & Recycling Learn about international trends in waste and recycling during this intriguing session. Topics discussed include zero waste initiatives, recycling markets, and new technologies. Speakers: Michelle Leonard, Vice President – SCS Engineers, Ruth Abbe, Principal, Abbe & AssociatesLeslie Lukacs, Principal, L2 Environmental moderator: TBD

Brown Bag Luncheon Series (S228)

12:00 pm – 1:30 pm: Sustainability RoundtableSustainability is becoming a key concern for Fortune 500 companies down to the small single facility. The waste and recycling industry seeks to understand how to work with sustainability offices to make these programs successful. In this roundtable, learn about these company’s sustainability programs, what is working and is not working, long term strategies, and how the waste and recycling industry can partner to achieve successful results.Speaker: Katarina Tesarova, Vice President, Global Sustainability – Las Vegas Sands Corporationmoderator: TBD

1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: How to maximize the Value of your CompanyThe economy continues to change and in today’s marketplace, owners and managers should reassess their company’s value. What is the real value of your routes, goodwill, and other assets? How can you position your company to remain competitive? Attend this informative session a learn techniques to build a strategy to maximize company value.Speakers: Bert Rosica, Managing Principal – A.E. Rosica and Company, Ron Mittelstaedt, CEO, Waste Connections, Inc., Ed Schiff, Partner – Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton, LLPmoderator: Bert Rosica, Managing Principal – A.E. Rosica and Company

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3:00 pm – 4:15 pm: tools & techniques for mid-Level SupervisorsIn this interactive session, learn from experienced mid-level supervisors the tools and techniques used to engage employees to improve performance, optimize tools to increase the efficiency of routes, implement strategic initiatives to improve revenue. Speakers: TBDmoderator: TBD

Waste Conversion Technologies, Organics Diversion Policies & Programs, Food Recovery & Zero Waste Events

track 2- : waste Conversion technologies, organics diversion policies & programs, Food Recovery & zero waste Events 9:00 Am – 10:15 Am: innovative waste Conversion technologies• The Role of Gasification in Waste Conversion and

How Technologies Can Work Together Towards Building Zero Waste Communities. Mike Hart, CEO, Sierra Energy. CA

• Waste Conversion Technology Advances. Mike Muller, BIOGAS Equity 2. CA

• There is a Solution to Algal Blooms – How Agriculture and Wastewater Can Solve the Problem Together. Mel Kurtz, CEO, Quasar Energy. OH

moderator: George Savage, CalRecovery

10:30Am – 12:00 pm organics diversion policies, Legislation, and programs• San Francisco’s Organics Diversion Program.

Alex Dmitriew, Commercial Zero Waste Coordinator, San Francisco Department of the Environment. CA

• Tools of the Organics Diversion Trade: The Commercial Organics Waste Ban in MA. Lorenzo Macaluso, RecyclingWorks /Center for EcoTechnology. MA

• Zero Waste to Landfill Policy in Scotland Drives Innovative Strategies for Municipalities. Craig Shaw, Advetec. UK

moderator: Peter Klaich, Organics Diversion Specialist

1:30pm – 2:45 pm: How to plan a Successful zero waste Event. • This session will provide a detailed action plan

on how to plan and implement a successful zero waste event. All aspects of event planning will be covered in a simple step by step format. Examples include festivals, sports events, conferences, charitable events, and more…

moderator: Peter Klaich, Organics Diversion Specialist

3:00pm – 3:45 pm: Status of mSw organics management in the U.S. • The State of MSW Organics Management. moderator: Bryan Staley, Environmental Research &

Education Foundation (EREF). NC

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n Learn From the Experts: Last year’s conference program was standing-room only! Start your #WasteExpo experience by joining us for our 5-star rated Conference Program. Our expert speakers will guide you through each topic, share invaluable insights, and give your real-world advice that you put to work immediately.

n touch the Latest products: The waste, recycling and organic’s largest exhibit hall will be full of solutions for your organization’s toughest challenges. Nowhere else can you benefit your business or department so much in four short days!

n do Business: 13,000 participants are flocking to Vegas this year. Shouldn’t you? It’s the one place to meet the largest group of waste, recycling and organics professionals. It’s a veritable industry reunion – but even better – because you can do business, learn and have loads of fun!

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Conferences & Special Events: June 6-9, 2016 Exhibits: June 7-9, 2016 Las Vegas Convention Center, South Halls Las Vegas, NV USA wasteexpo.com