Platinum Sponsors
Com-Cycle Inc.
Flanders, New Jersey
ph: (973) 691-3200
Web site: www.com-cycle.com
Com-Cycle, an affiliate company of AERC Recycling Solutions, www.aercrecycling.com, offers
computers and electronic components that are recovered, refurbished and available for
purchase.
Dell, Inc.
Round Rock, Texas
ph: (800) 433-9014
Web site: www.dell.com
Dell listens to customers, delivering innovative technology and services they trust and
value. Uniquely enabled by its direct business model, Dell sells more systems
globally than any other computer company.
Global Electric Electronic Processing (GEEP) Inc.
Barrie, Ontario
ph: (705) 725-1919
Web site: www.geepinc.com
Global Electric Electronic Processing is an IAER-certified global leader in e-waste
recycling, offering a complete (reuse to end-of-life) recycling solution, utilizing a
complete closed-loop system. GEEP’s worldwide joint venture partners, fully
auditable, environmentally-friendly-based processes and state-of-the-art proprietary
equipment enable the recycling of waste to commodities with a zero landfill objective.
GEEP has been recognized for its ISO 9001 management and ISO 14000 environmental
standardization with national and provincial awards.
Global Investment Recovery, Inc.
Tampa, Florida
ph: (813) 620-1507 x222
Web site: www.girpm.com
Global Investment Recovery (GIR) offers electronic recycling services and precious metals
processing through a national logistics model. With more than 200 employees, more
than 350,000 square feet, four shredding plants and commitments to Arizona, Florida,
Louisiana, Nevada and South Carolina, GIR is conveniently located near Latin America and
can assist in controlling freight costs. GIR also is ISO certified and carries $5
million in pollution insurance. GIR is privately owned and does not use
subcontractors.
Hewlett-Packard
Palo Alto, California
ph: (888) 485-1849
Web site: www.hp.com/recycle
Hewlett-Packard's Planet Partners recycling service provides an easy way to recycle
computer equipment, rechargeable batteries or HP printing supplies. HP's
state-of-the-art processes ensure that unwanted hardware or empty HP printing supplies are
recycled responsibly.
Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, Inc.
Washington, D.C.
ph: (202) 737-1770
Web site: www.isri.org
The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) is the voice of the recycling
industry. With 21 chapters nationwide and headquartered in Washington, D.C., ISRI
represents over 1,300 companies that process, broker and consume scrap commodities,
including electronics, metals, paper, plastics, glass, rubber and textiles.
Round2 Technologies, Inc.
Austin, Texas
ph: (512) 342-8855
Web site: www.round2tech.com
Round2 Technologies is a Texas-based provider of recycling, remarketing and refurbishment
services, specializing in EOL, excess and e-waste materials.
Sims Recycling Solutions
West Chicago, Illinois
ph: (800) 807-0427 U.S. / (905) 874-8510 Canada
Web site: www.sims-group.com
Sims Recycling Solutions, a division of Sims Group headquartered in Australia, is the
world’s largest global electronics recycler, boasting the strongest processing infrastructure across
the continent. The North American business operates five ISO 14001 certified,
environmentally sound recycling facilities strategically positioned in California, Illinois, Tennessee and Ontario,
Canada. Sims has a processing capacity
equivalent to 200 million pounds of electronic scrap annually. Operating at best management practices,
including full downstream vendor auditing and the most developed EH&S programs in the
business, makes Sims an environmental leader in the electronics recycling industry.
UNICOR, Federal Prison Industries, Inc.
Washington, D.C.
ph: (202) 305-3884
Web site: www.unicor.gov/recycling
Since 1994, UNICOR has become one of the premier electronics recyclers in the country.
UNICOR accepts computers, electronics equipment and peripherals, obsolete electrical
items, plus ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
Gold Sponsors
Blancco Ltd.
Joensuu, Finland
ph: (358) 207-433-850
Web site: www.blancco.com
Blancco is an international data security company, which specializes in data destruction
and computer reuse management solutions. Since its inception in 1997, Blancco has
been fulfilling its vision to deliver world-class solutions to corporations, governments
and computer remarketing companies worldwide. Headquartered in Joensuu, Finland,
Blancco has prove to be global specialist in the field of professional data destruction.
Colt Refining, Inc.
Merrimack, New Hampshire
ph: (603) 429-9966
Web site: www.coltrefining.com
Colt Refining, Inc. is the Northeast's leading provider of cost-effective and
environmentally correct e-scrap and precious metal refining services. Colt offers a
complete solution to generators of e-scrap, CRTs and precious metal bearing scrap by
processing all materials in-house, and providing maximum security, value and traceability
to our customers.
MyGreenElectronics.org (Consumer Electronics Association)
Arlington, Virginia
ph: (703) 907-7600
Web site: www.ce.org
Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) membership unites 2,100 companies within the
U.S. consumer technology industry. Member resources include exclusive information
and unparalleled market research, networking opportunities with business advocates and
leaders, up-to-date educational programs, and technical training, exposure in extensive
promotional programs, and representation from the voice of the industry, CEA, promoting
and advancing member needs and interests.
Earth Protection Services, Inc.
Phoenix, Arizona
ph: (602) 353-9282
Web site: www.earthpro.com
Earth Protection Services recycles electronic products, including lamps, computers,
monitors and batteries, as well as provides data protection and protection from identity
theft.
International Association of Electronics Recyclers
Albany, New York
ph: (888) 989-4237
Web site: www.iaer.org
The IAER's mission is to provide a vehicle to serve the interests and needs of electronics
recycling and related organizations. The organization strives to promote high
standards of environmental quality and regulatory compliance. IAER supports members
by being an information resource for practices, compliance and standards, and by providing
workshops, conferences and presentations.
MaSeR Corporation
Barrie, Ontario
ph: (877) 242-0300
Web site: www.masercorp.com
MaSeR helps e-recyclers, whether demanufacturing or shredding, improve material recover
value, reduce labor and facility costs, and assure total data destruction through a unique
combination of delamination and separation technologies called MaSeR Recovery Process.
New Boliden
Stockholm, Sweden
ph: (46) 70-643-5428
Web site: www.boliden.com
Boliden extracts metals and by-products from secondary raw materials, as well as from
concentrates. The smelters are located in Scandinavia: The copper-lead smelter at
Ronnskar, Sweden; the copper-nickel-cobalt smelter at Harjavalta, Finland; the zinc
smelter at Kokkola, Finland; the zinc smelter at Odda, Norway and Boliden Bergoe; the
secondary lead smelter at Landskrona, Sweden. Secondary raw materials are imported
to Boliden smelters on a large scale from countries all around the world. Raw
materials include: Copper scrap, copper-nickel-cobalt scrap, precious metals scrap,
copper-zinc ashes, residues, drosses, sludges, slimes, solutions, sweeps, catalysts,
slags, EAF dusts, electronic scrap and waste. Boliden Bergsoe recovers metals from
recycled materials (mainly used car batteries), and also reprocesses lead-tin solder from
the electronic industry for reuse. Boliden's smelters are world leaders in
sustainable recovery and recycling of base and precious metals. Operations comply
with environmental constraints set by governmental authorities.
Southern Waste Information eXchange, Inc.
Tallahassee, Florida
ph: (800) 441-7646
Web site: www.swix.ws
SWIX is a non-profit clearinghouse and repository for industry concerning information on
market development, recycled products, solid and hazardous waste management, legislation,
waste management technologies and more.
Waste Management Recycle America
Houston, Texas
ph: (866) 588-0572
Web site: www.recycleamerica.com
Waste Management Recycle America - eCycling Services operates the nation's largest network
of e-waste processing centers and drop-off locations, including multiple ISO 9001 and
14001 certified e-waste processing centers.
WeRecycle! Inc.
Wallingford, Connecticut
ph: (203) 630-0344
Web site: www.werecycle.com
WeRecycle!
offers complete management for electronics disposition. Experts in electronics recycling,
WeRecycle!’s capabilities include asset management, data destruction and
de-manufacturing. WeRecycle! operates two secure processing facilities, in Connecticut and
New York. WeRecycle! is committed to following globally accepted
best management practices for managing e-waste (end-of-life electronics and IT
assets), maintaining a strict no landfill, no export and no use
of prison labor policy. WeRecycle! is actively involved in a U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency-led
multi-stakeholder group charged with developing a third-party
certification for electronic recyclers,
and was one of the first electronic recyclers in the northeast to sign the Basel Action
Network's Pledge of True Stewardship. WeRecycle! was CHWMEG audited on 08-07-07.
Xstrata Recycling
Zug, Switzerland
ph: (408) 998-4930
Web site: www.xstrata.com
Xstrata Copper and Xstrata Recycling are wholly owned
subsidiaries of Xstrata LLC., a $47 billion ($US) company. Xstrata Copper operates a
primary custom copper smelter in Quebec, Canada, which was designed and is perfectly
suited for processing complex materials, such as concentrates and electronic
scrap. The smelter can process 3,000 metric tons of material per day in an
environmentally way. Xstrata Recycling has offices in Canada, Malaysia, Mexico,
Switzerland and the United States. Xstrata Recycling processes and coordinates the
movement of material from North and South America, Asia, Australia, Europe, and the Middle
East.
Silver Sponsors
BrokerBin.com
Rochester, Minnesota
ph: (866) 241-0639
Web site: www.brokerbin.com
BrokerBin is the world's largest busines-to-business wholesale network exclusively for
brokers, resellers and integrators with over 9,694 members in 61 countries.
BrokerNet, Inc.
Saratoga Springs, New York
ph: (518) 885-8890
Web site: www.brokernet.com
BrokerNet is a free service for brokers, resellers and independent distributors of new and
used computer, networking, and telecom equipment.
Canvas Systems
Norcross, Georgia
ph: (877) 226-8279
Web site: www.canvassystems.com
Canvas Systems is a global technology services company dedicated to helping companies of
all sizes execute and achieve business objectives. Canvas specializes in transforming
business cost centers into profit engines by working with customers to develop effective
strategies for end-of-life IT equipment. Canvans has world class enterprise- and
PC-level solutions to solve any data erasure (on-site or off-site), asset remarketing, or
proper IT disposal needs. In addition, Canvas Systems can help consumers buy, lease
or rent equipment from its in-stock inventory of refurbished servers, storage, networking
and telephony equipment.
Cinco Electronics Recycling
Austin, Texas
ph: (512) 693-8888
Web site: www.cincoer.com
Cinco Electronics Recycling is a complete electronics recycler. Since 2000, Cinco
Electronics Recycling has developed some of the best processes that are environmentally
safe for all commodities from plastics, CRTs and circuit boards to all the different
metals.
Compu-Scrap, LLC
Easton, Massachusetts
ph: (866) 617-2290
Web site: www.compu-scrap.com
Compu-Scrap is a complete computer disposal resource. The company prides itself on
providing the best solution for customers excess equipment. From data sanitization
to EPA certified disposal methods, customers can be guaranteed a worry-free removal
process.
CRT Processing Corporation
Janesville, Wisconsin
ph: (608) 754-3400
Web site: www.crtprocessing.com
CRT Processing Corp. is a Wisconsin-based company, specializing in the proper recycling of
used and obsolete electronics, data security, environmental compliance and asset
management. CRT Processing Corp. utilizes glass-to-glass recycling, which is the
preferred method for CRT’s by state and federal regulatory agencies. The
company carries $3 million of pollution liability insurance, and is an established,
reputable, experienced company whose highest priorities include protecting our
customers’ business or personal data and preserving the environment.
M & K Recovery Group
North Andover, Massachusetts
ph: (978) 688-0606
Web site: www.mandkgroup.com
M & K Recovery Group offers
the broadest spectrum of in-house recycling and reclamation options for vendors.
Operations performed on-site include: Precious metals refining, computer/electronics
recycling, and NSA-approved data destruction. The company's vast product knowledge and
processing experience allows them to offer a one-stop electronics recycling solution. M & K’s “Chain-of-Custody” asset
management system and downstream reporting ensures environmental compliance and final
disposition of all materials processed.
Metech International
Gilroy, California
ph: (888) 638-2761
Web site: www.metechgroup.com
Metech International
specializes in the reuse and recycling of end-of-life electronic systems, obsolete
electronic components and scrap materials containing precious metals. Metech
provides its clients with environmentally correct material handling and processing,
protection of intellectual property and maximization of material value. Metech has processing facilities in California,
Malaysia, Massachusetts and Thailand. These
facilities are ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 14001:2004 certified. Additionally,
the U.S. facilities are IAER Certified Electronic Recycler‘s.
Recycling E-Scrap
Jacksonville, Florida
ph: (904) 355-7900
Web site: www.scrapcomputers.com
Recycling E-Scrap is committed to environmentally safe e-waste recycling. Formerly
Jack's Recycling, Inc., the company was the first in the U.S. to be EPA approved for CRT
recycling. In addition to helping the State of Massachusetts establish its recycling
programs in the late 1990s, the company also copywrighted its own web site in 1993, when
its "We Pay You" program was started. Recycling E-Scrap processes CRTs
in-house, and diverting more than 30 million pounds of e-waste from landfills since 1993.
SDR Technologies
Ravenswood, West Virginia
ph: (304) 273-0352
Web site: www.sdrtech.com
SDR Technologies focuses on the recycling of end-of-life electronics and the sales of
polymer identification equipment.
SDS Logistics Services
U.S. and Canada
ph: (330) 759-8066
Web site: www.sdslogistics.com
SDS Logistics Services provides truckload, drop-trailers, drayage, bi-modal (rail), LTL
and on-site pack-n-move from coast-to-coast in the U.S. and Canada. SDS also
provides support and consulting for public collections events.
Shred-Tech
Cambridge, Ontario
ph: (519) 621-3560
Web site: www.shred-tech.com
Shred-Tech custom builds reduction systems for a variety of applications, including
electronic scrap.
SSI Shredding Systems, Inc.
Wilsonville, Oregon
ph: (503) 682-3633
Web site: www.ssiworld.com
SSI Shredding Systems designs and manufactures size-reduction solutions to meet a broad
range of material processing requirements in industrial, municipal and hazardous settings.
Technology Conservation Group
Lecanto, Florida
ph: (352) 527-2534
Web site: www.tcgrecycling.com
Technology Conservation Group is an asset recovery and electronics recycling company
dedicated to providing maximum returns on excess inventory and processing environmentally
sensitive material to the highest standards.
Umicore Precious Metals Refining
Hoboken, Belgium
ph: (32) 3-891-7483
Web site: www.umicore.com
Umicore Precious Metals Refining is a world leader in the environmentally sound recycling
of precious metal bearing materials. At its integrated smelting-refining operations
in Belgium, Umicore recycles seven precious metals and 10 base/special metals.
Venderis
Atlanta, Georgia
ph: (952) 653-1731
Web site: www.vibrant.com/venderis.php
Venderis
enables corporations and asset recovery firms to perform network-based erasure, backup,
diagnostic tests, audit and discovery on 10 to 10,000 systems simultaneously.
Benefits of Venderis include maximization of asset resale value, as a result of the extensive audit detail as well as the reduction of liability,
time and costs associated with secure disk wiping, backup and audit services.
Venderis is easy to implement and installs on a single, application server to reach out to end-of-life PCs across the
network.
