“Today I’m pleased to announce the launch of a new futures driven nonprofit recycling trade association, the Ohio Recycling Coalition,” stated Renee Navarre, Chief Executive Officer for the Ohio Recycling Coalition and President/Owner of EnviroSource Waste Solutions LLC, a waste consulting firm focused on reducing commercial clients’ waste spend while increasing landfill diversion.
According to Navarre during a recent Ohio Recycling Coalition Board meeting, Bob Gedert, Senior Consultant, for Resource Recycling Systems, was elected President of the Ohio Recycling Coalition’s Board of Directors; Bob also serves as President of the Board of Directors for the National Recycling Coalition, the Board of Directors in turn approved the employment of Arley Owens as the Ohio Recycling Coalition’s new Executive Director.
“I am excited to be the Board President and a Charter Member for the Ohio Recycling Coalition, which we have established to assist in the positive financial impact of Ohio’s recycling industry while providing for a sustainable future for our next generation,” said Bob Gedert. “Working in step with Renee Navarre and Arley Owens, our overarching goal is to make a major difference in Ohio’s sustainable focused businesses and the Recycling Industry.” “Together we will strive to align the Ohio Recycling Coalition’s mission with that of the National Recycling Coalition which is “To partner with and facilitate activities between and among non-profit organizations, businesses, trade associations, individuals and government to maintain a prosperous and productive American recycling system that is committed to the conservation of natural resources.”
“I am honored to be the first Executive Director for the Ohio Recycling Coalition, said Arley Owens, a recycling advocate and career sustainability professional. “Renee, Bob and I have crafted an aggressive action plan designed to serve Ohio’s recycling, reuse, re-manufacturing and waste minimization businesses. This month we will also kickoff an Ohio Recycling Coalition Charter Membership Drive for like-minded individuals, along with sustainable focused businesses, organizations, colleges, universities and government agencies who wish to join with us to work together to build a better and brighter sustainable economic future for Ohio’s next generation.”
For more information, visit www.orcreycles.org.
According to Navarre during a recent Ohio Recycling Coalition Board meeting, Bob Gedert, Senior Consultant, for Resource Recycling Systems, was elected President of the Ohio Recycling Coalition’s Board of Directors; Bob also serves as President of the Board of Directors for the National Recycling Coalition, the Board of Directors in turn approved the employment of Arley Owens as the Ohio Recycling Coalition’s new Executive Director.
“I am excited to be the Board President and a Charter Member for the Ohio Recycling Coalition, which we have established to assist in the positive financial impact of Ohio’s recycling industry while providing for a sustainable future for our next generation,” said Bob Gedert. “Working in step with Renee Navarre and Arley Owens, our overarching goal is to make a major difference in Ohio’s sustainable focused businesses and the Recycling Industry.” “Together we will strive to align the Ohio Recycling Coalition’s mission with that of the National Recycling Coalition which is “To partner with and facilitate activities between and among non-profit organizations, businesses, trade associations, individuals and government to maintain a prosperous and productive American recycling system that is committed to the conservation of natural resources.”
“I am honored to be the first Executive Director for the Ohio Recycling Coalition, said Arley Owens, a recycling advocate and career sustainability professional. “Renee, Bob and I have crafted an aggressive action plan designed to serve Ohio’s recycling, reuse, re-manufacturing and waste minimization businesses. This month we will also kickoff an Ohio Recycling Coalition Charter Membership Drive for like-minded individuals, along with sustainable focused businesses, organizations, colleges, universities and government agencies who wish to join with us to work together to build a better and brighter sustainable economic future for Ohio’s next generation.”
For more information, visit www.orcreycles.org.