What could have been...
What if you missed that one conversation, that one connection, that made all the difference to  your company's success?  What if you had a chance to have that conversation with not one, but dozens of contacts?  Seize that opportunity by attending the Recycling Business Connections event - it could be the game-changer you were looking for!

Are you looking for a unique opportunity to get the word out about your business?
Prepare your best quick, interesting spiel to pitch to a room full of new potential markets, partners, and sources of material.  Grab the interest of as many attendees as you can. (fun facts, trivia... be creative, be unique!)

The Recycling Business Connections Event is our first-ever networking meeting exclusively for recycling business owners and operators in the Carolinas.  If you are interested in making connections that can help you grow your business and expand your reach then you must register for this event.

Regional Networking Meeting  

Monday, October 13  

Wrightsville Beach, NC

 

 The Carolina Recycling Association (CRA) in cooperation with the NC SWANA Waste Reduction and Recycling Committee (NC SWANA) and the NC Division of Environmental Assistance and Customer Service (DEACS) will be co-hosting a recyclers networking meeting for recycling professionals on Monday, October 13 at the NC SWANA Fall Conference in Wrightsville Beach. This networking meeting is an opportunity to meet and engage with other professionals working on recycling matters in North Carolina.  It will follow the Convenience Center Recycling Workshop and is open to workshop attendees as well as others with responsibility and/or interest in recycling.   

 

Curbside Value Partnership is pleased to announce that the Recycling Partnership is executing agreements with three cities.  Columbia, SC; Florence, AL and Richmond, VA have been selected as the inaugural 2014-2015 partner communities; contracts are expected to be finalized shortly.

Unique in the industry, the Recycling Partnership is coupling financial and technical assistance to create system-wide improvements for healthier recovery. Projections show that on average these first cities could realistically increase recovery of recyclable materials by more than 200%, bringing them on par with some of the top performing programs in the country.  

The first round of community partners demonstrate a strong willingness to collaborate in creating the best possible recycling program for their citizens. "Our city has focused on strong recycling education and excellent customer service for years, but we believe this opportunity will take us to the next level," says John Hooks, Solid Waste Superintendent with the City of Columbia. "We can leverage this funding and technical expertise to deliver a world-class recovery program to our citizens, and we're eager to get started."