Meet New AOR Member: Stephanie Krauss
What is your name? Stephanie Kraus
Where do you work and what do you do? I work for Sustainable Generation, a compost technology company focused on helping composters improve their processes.
What is your name? Stephanie Kraus
Where do you work and what do you do? I work for Sustainable Generation, a compost technology company focused on helping composters improve their processes.
What is your name? Ashley DeWalt
Where do you work and what do you do? Rehrig Pacific Company; Territory Sales Manager
Tell us how you embrace recycling/sustainability into your home or workplace? At Rehrig Pacific Company, we pride ourselves on the ability to offer reusable and recyclable products which help our partners achieve sustainability goals.
What is your name? Camelia Moss
Where do you work and what do you do? Camelias Candles. I return burned, broken and unwanted candles to the circular economy. I also provoide job skills to to the local Lebanon Community and help local micropreneurs learn skills to grow their businesses.
Tell us how you embrace recycling/sustainability into your home or workplace? Since I started my business in 2011 I have returned over 80 tons of besswax, paraffin and soy wax to the circular econom as well as jars, wicks, and tabs.
Please welcome AOR's newest member, Addie's Alternative! Learn more about them in the New Member Spotlight Below!
What does your business/organization do? Depackaging of off spec food for use in animal feed
Welcome AOR's newest Master Recycler Member! Diane graduated from the Lauren Norris's Master Recycling Class in 2019.
What is your name? Diane Williams
In what University/College are you currently enrolled, or if an Americorps Volunteer, where are you working/volunteering? Not enrolled in a college or University but always wanted to study Black history.
What is your name? John Deuel
Where do you work and what do you do? I am a former recycling manager that now supports sustainable materials management as an independent volunteer.
The Driving Diversity training program is an innovative initiative designed to increase the diversity among the ranks of Washington County garbage and recycling drivers, and to open the door for participants to step into living-wage careers.
What is the name of your business or organization? Reverse Logistics Group
What does your business/organization do? We are an EPR (extended producer responsibility) compliance service provider and a producer responsibility organization for manufacturers and retailers affected by packaging, electronics and battery EPR laws in the US and globally.
What is the name of your business or organization?
The Recycling Partnership
The Carton Council recently announced their 2023 Community Education Award program to incentivize and improve recycling education in communities across the U.S. Any entity which is responsible for educating its residents about their local recycling program is eligible if food and beverage cartons are included in their program.