34th Annual WSRA Conference & Trade Show May 4-7, 2014

The Hilton Vancouver Washington 301 West 6th Street Vancouver, WA 98660, USA

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May 4-7, 2014

WSRA’s 2014 Conference & Trade Show features networking opportunities and informative sessions on current issues facing the recycling industry, including:

• Zero Waste

• Online Tools for Positive Community Change

• Composting Infrastructure and Materials

• Sustainable Food Management

• Legislative Update

• Resourceful Outreach

• Managing Solid Waste Systems

• Collection Programs

• School Waste Reduction and Recycling

• One Year After the Green Fence

• Carpet Recycling

• Behavior Change

Enjoy opportunities to:• Head out with friends to golf, visit local breweries, tour Vancouver by

segway, or kayak around Ross Island on the Willamette River on Sunday afternoon.

• Discuss current industry trends in sessions designed to encourage audience interaction.

• Network and expand relationships with customers, associates and colleagues.

• Learn firsthand about the latest operational and program advances from our trade show exhibitors.

• Celebrate outstanding individuals and organizations in the recycling industry

Sustainability Commitments

The Hilton Vancouver Washington is the host hotel of the WSRA 34th Annual Conference & Trade Show. The Hilton opened in 2005 and is the first hotel in the world to achieve both LEED and Green Seal Certification. Below are the Hilton Vancouver Washington’s Sustainability Commitments. Recycling, Composting & Waste Management• Bale all cardboard and recycle all cooking oil for the use of bio-diesel• Composting of all applicable waste• Recycling containers in all guest rooms• Recycling receptacles in “hear of the house” areas• Used amenity and bottles donated to local shelters• Copy machines defaulted to black and white, double-sides copies

Sustainable Meetings• Leftover food is composted or donated to local charities• Local and organic menus• Sustainability specialist on staff• Recycling containers throughout the convention center• Tools for meeting planners to view and create online, reducing paper

waste

Energy Efficiency• Complete Energy Management System Installed, CO2 sensors in meeting

rooms• CFC Reduction in HVAC&R equipment• Fluorescent lighting in all areas including guest rooms, occupancy

sensors to automatically turn off lights when meeting rooms are not occupied

• Elimination of HCFC’s & Halons, which are harmful to the Ozone

Waster Conservation• Stormwater Management, up to 25% decrease - using under building

drainage system not city drainage• Linen and towel reuse program• Landscape & Exterior Design to reduce heat islands - white roof for

reflection of heat• Landscaping utilizes plants and trees indigenous to the region requiring

less water, fertilizer and pest management• Low-flow showerheads and toilets; timers on irrigation system to

maximize the usage of minimal water

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Convention Center Layout Booth Layout

Meet Your 2014 Exhibitors!

1 - Rubbermaid Commercial Products2 - Machinex Recycling Services3 - My-Waste Inc.4 - Waste Connections Inc.5 - Colton Equipment6 - Oregon Wire Products 7 - Calbag Metals Co.8 - IPL Inc.9 - Re-TRAC Connect10 - GK/Industrial Refuse Systems11 & 12 - Recology CleanScapes13 - The Trex Company14 - EcoSafe

15 - Solid Waste Systems16 - PCI Waste & Recycling Equipment17 - Powerscreen of Washington18 - Wastequip/Toter20 - Cedar Grove/Emerald Recycling21 - WSRA22 - Carton Council 23 - LeMay Pierce County Refuse24 - Kirk Sales International25 - Northwest Product Stewardship Council 26 - BioBag

27 - Waste Management28 - Blankenship Equipment Repair29 - Otto Environmental Systems North America, Inc.30 - Local Search Assoc.31 - Republic Services32 - Empower Up33 - USAgain LLC 34 - Strategic Materials 35 - ClearStream Recycling, Inc. 36 - ABM Onsite Services - West 37 - RockTenn 38 - Terra Linda Consulting

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Sunday Morning Sunday Afternoon & Evening

Green Golf Scramble - Camas Meadows Golf Club11:00 am - 5:00 pm Cost: $110/person OR $380/group of 4 (discounted rate!) Location: 4105 NW Camas Meadows Dr., Camas, WA 98607

Join us for the WSRA Annual Golf Scramble at the 18-hole Championship Public Golf Course at Camas Meadows. Your ticket includes green fees, driving range access, golf cart, and drink tickets, with a chance to win a Hawaiian Golf Vacation for a hole in one. Prizes available!

Waste Reduction through Clark County’s Green Business Program

11:00 am - 12:00 pmTorque Coffee Roasters, 501 Columbia Street, Vancouver

Speakers: Bob Patterson, Clark County Environmental Services, and Shaun Nelson, Purchasing and Inventory manager, Corwin Beverage Company; Moderator: Sarah Adams, Waste Connections

This session will showcase waste reduction and recycling success stories produced through Clark County’s Green Business Program. Established in 2011, waste reduction and recycling is at the core of this and many green business programs throughout the country. Industry, Government and Recycling Industry perspectives will come together for this dynamic session.

Session & Tours

Scenic Segway TourThree start times: 1:00 pm or 3:30 pm Cost: $40 Location: 108 E 7th Street in downtown Vancouver

Explore Vancouver and its wonderful historical & scenic sights atop your own personal Segway. Two 90 minute tours are available (see start times above), with 6 spots available per tour. Meet in the Convention Center Lobby 15 min early to walk 0.2 miles to Vancouver Segway Tours.

Lunch on Your Own12:00 pm - 12:45 pm

Ross Island Kayak Tour ($35)1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Location: 1515 SE Water Ave, Portland, OR

Experience Portland’s urban wilderness on the Ross Island Kayak Tour! This 3-hour guided tour explores the backwaters of the Willamette River between Ross Island and Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge. There will be an introduction to equipment and kayaking basics, making this a great tour for all skill levels! Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, water and snack, rain jacket, river footwear, swimsuit and/or nylon shorts, towel and change of clothes for ride home. Meet in the Convention Center Lobby at 12:45 pm. to board the bus.

Bike (or walk) & Brew ($15)1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Location: Downtown Vancouver Breweries

Walk or ride! Initial presentation by Eric Giacchino, President of Bike Clark County, who is generously providing bicycles! This organization provides safety education, repair courses, and low to no cost bicycles to people in the community that can’t afford one. Then you can go for a ride before hitting a watering hole or take a leisurely walk to two different local pubs. Two rides will be available, a 10 mile leisure ride and a 20 mile ride for more avid cyclists. Walkers will walk to By The Bottle for the first stop. 10 mile cyclists will meet up with them at By The Bottle. 20 mile cyclists will meet up with the group at the second destination, Brickhouse Bar and Grill. Initial meet up will be on the East side of The Hilton Hotel on Columbia St. at 12:45 p.m.

Conference Kick-off Reception6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Torque Coffee Roasters, 501 Columbia Street, Vancouver

Join your fellow recyclers for an evening of networking and fun in Vancouver! Enjoy dinner catered by The Mighty Bowl, coffee by Torque, beer at Loowit, and wine by Cellar 55. Meet across from the Hilton’s Convention Center entrance at Torque. Free with full registration, $40 for extra tickets.

Tours & Activities

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Monday Morning Monday Afternoon

12:45 - 2:00pm7:30 - 5:00 Registration in Convention Center Lobby

7:30 - 8:30 am Discovery Ballroom

Networking Breakfast

8:30 - 10:00 am Discovery Ballroom

WSRA Annual Meeting The WSRA Board will provide an overview of the past year’s activities and achievements.

10:00 - 11:00 am

Keynote Address

11:10 - 11:15 am Heritage Ballroom

Exhibit Hall Grand Opening with the Honorable Tim Leavitt, Mayor of Vancouver

11:15 -12:45 pm Heritage Ballroom

Lunch with Exhibitors

Just Eat It - Where is Your Food Going?

Jen Rustemeyer and Grant Baldwin, Peg Leg Films

Grant Baldwin and Jen Rustemeyer are the duo behind The Clean Bin Project, a multiple award-winning documentary film and blog about a year long competition to live zero waste. Grant is a film director, editor, composer, and photographer who started his career in audio engineering while Jen is a writer and film producer by night and an analyst for Light House (a green building non-profit) by day. Between them they have bicycled across the country, written songs for hit movies like Limitless, taught veggie education in schools, and made toothpaste from scratch. They are dedicated recyclers and zero wasters and recently spent 6 months living off discarded/rescued food as part of their forthcoming documentary on food waste called Just Eat It. Session moderated by Terra Heilman, Terra Linda Consulting.

Composting Infrastructure and MaterialsSpeakers: Patrick Belzberg, ABM; Keefe Harrison, Resource Recycling System; Mary Harrington, WA Dept. of Ecology; Moderator: Jeff West, New Day Recycling

From janitorial programs in support of zero waste programs to a review of materials collected and what it takes to collect and process them, we will review some of the opportunities and challenges faced in collecting and composting commercial food waste.

Strategies to Improve Recycling CollectionSpeakers: Abby Christensen, Republic Services; Gerty Coville, King County Solid Waste Division; Luis Carlos Hillon-Mendoza and Steve Hamai, Seattle Public Utilities; Moderator: David Stitzhal, Full Circle Environmental

Can recycling collection logistics efforts promote “more” and “better quality” recycling? Learn about: King County’s cart tagging project which increased recycling and reduced contamination in unincorporated areas. And, the City of Seattle’s “One Less Truck” pilot which resulted in mixed outcomes in different neighborhoods, and determined that city-wide implementation may result in inequitable impacts on some communities and residents.

Carpet Recycling: National Perspective, Local OpportunitiesSpeakers: Shirli Axelrod, Seattle Public Utilities; Eric Nelson, Interface Americas; Bob Peoples, Carpet American Recovery Effort; Ronald Greitzer, Los Angeles Fiber and Reliance Carpet Cushion; Moderator: Shirli Axelrod

This session will include information about the latest technologies and capacity for carpet recycling, both in WA and throughout North America; successes and challenges with products made with recycled content in carpet; and policy partnerships examples of both market development and product stewardship.

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Monday Afternoon Monday Evening

Frito-Lay Tour

Frito Lay has been working diligently for years to increase energy efficiency and decrease waste. Tour their Vancouver facility and learn how more about their green team directives. Meet at 2:15 pm in the Convention Center Lobby.

Location: Frito-Lay, 4808 NW Fruit Valley Road, Vancouver http://www.fritolay.com/our-planet/minimizing-waste.html

Green Business Walking Tour

Walk through downtown Vancouver and visit some of the businesses that have been working with the Clark County Green Business Program. At each stop you’ll get to hear how the program has affected their business.

Meet in the Convention Center Lobby at 2:15 pm. Participating Businesses: Kiggins Theater, Briz Loan and Guitar, Torque Coffee Roasters, Mighty Bowl, Turtle Place, and Source Climbing Gym.

Port of Vancouver Tour

Tour the Port of Vancouver where creativity in dealing with waste and runoff has been the name of the game. Meet at 2:15 pm in the Convention Center Lobby.

Location: Port of Vancouver, 3103 NW Lower River Road http://www.portvanusa.com/environmental-services/stewardship/

4:30 - 5:45 pm Plenary Session

Recycling Industry Outlook Jerry Powell, President, Resource Recycling

Jerry Powell is the owner of Resource Recycling, Plastics Recycling Update and E-Scrap News magazines. He edits Resource Recycling and has spoken on waste management and recycling issues in 48 states and five Canadian provinces. In this plenary session, Jerry will discuss where the industry has come from and where we need to go next, emphasizing our strengths as an industry that we need to nurture and where we can grow. Moderated by Shannon McClelland, WA Dept. of Ecology.

5:45 - 6:30 pm Heritage Ballroom

Cocktail Reception with Exhibitors

6:30 - 7:15 pm Discovery Ballroom

Recycled Fashion Show Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres and drinks at WSRA’s second Recycled Fashion Show! See extraordinary people transforming garbage to glamor and strutting their stuff down the catwalk. One ticket is included in full registration. Extra tickets are $20.

7:15 pm Dinner on your own

8:15 p.m.The Quay Bar

(5 min walk from The Hilton)

Cinco de Mayo at The Quay (Red Lion) 100 Columbia St, Vancouver, WA 98660

Join your WSRA friends for Cinco de Mayo specials at The Red Lion’s Quay Bar (5 minute walk from The Hilton)!

2:00 - 4:15pm Concurrent Tours

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Tuesday Morning Tuesday Afternoon

7:30 - 8:30 amHeritage Ballroom

Networking Breakfast

8:30 - 10:00 am Plenary Session

Best Practices with Recycler of the Year Award Recipients

Join our outstanding 2014 Recycler of the Year Award recipients to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and plans for recycling success. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to learn from and network with some of the best in the industry! Moderated by Shannon McClelland, WA Dept. of Ecology.

10:00 - 10:15 am Break

10:15 - 11:30 am Concurrent Sessions

Sustainable Food Management Speakers: Domenic Calabro, U.S. EPA, Region 10; Peter Guttchen, Thurston County; Robert Coit, Thurston County Food Bank; Karen May, King County; Teak Wall, New Seasons Markets

In this jam-packed session, you’ll learn about how the U.S. EPA, Thurston County, King County, and New Season Markets are working to reduce waste food through their Food Recovery Challenge, Food: Too Good to Waste, and Restaurant Rescue programs. Come hear how businesses, academic institutions, and state and local governments can get involved and use food to feed people instead of landfills.

Legislative & Policy UpdateSpeakers: Janine Bogar, Jerry Smedes, and Kara Steward, WA Dept. of Ecology; Mike Armstrong, Armstrong & Associates; Moderator: Troy Lautenbach, Lautenbach Industries

In this session, we will review the details and impacts of the new Mercury Lights program and other bills that made it out of the 2014 legislative session. Learn how Olympia works from two state lobbyists, get an update on the State comp plan, and share your thoughts on the future of WSRA’s Policy & Advocacy Committee.

11:30 - 12:45Heritage Ballroom

Lunch in Exhibit Hall

12:45 - 1:50 pm Plenary Session

One Year After the Green Fence

Speakers: Bob Kovich, Jordan Trading; Matthew Stern, Waste Management; Patty Moore, Moore Recycling Associates Inc.; and Susan Choi, America Chung Nam

China’s Green Fence policy has had significant impacts on markets over the past year, and this plenary session will be devoted to discussing the recycled commodities markets from this lens. A panel of experts will share their perspective on how the Green Fence has changed the industry over the last year and what they anticipate for the market moving forward. Moderated by Shannon McClelland, WA Dept. of Ecology.

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Resourceful OutreachSpeakers: Carrie Ziegler, Thurston County Solid Waste; Toni Fuller, Doug Bear, and Jo Meints, Kitsap County Solid Waste; Ron Jones, City of Olympia Waste ReSources; Moderator: Sara Gersten-Rothenberg, Triangle Associates

There are wide ranges of strategies to successful outreach, but using the latest technology or having a large budget is not required for audience engagement. This session highlights different outreach approaches and two past projects. These projects were able to use available resources, impactful strategies and artful displays to successfully reach those in the target audience, along with others in the community. D

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Tuesday Afternoon Tuesday Evening

2:00 - 3:15 pm Concurrent Sessions

Innovation & Best Practices in School Waste ReductionSpeakers: Dale Alekel, King County Solid Waste Division; Kim Armstrong, Washington Green Schools; Jacqueline Fuller, EnviroChallenger; Peter Guttchen, Thurston County Food to Flowers Program; Gregg Hayward, Waste Connections; Moderator: Gregg Hayward, Waste Connections

Innovation and best management practices have been essential to making school waste reduction and recycling programs work in large and small communities. Come learn from five different programs in Washington that range greatly in size, scope, and methods to best reach their audience. Whether or not you work with schools in your community, this presentation will provide insight on how to tailor outreach in different ways to meet the constraints and opportunities that exist in your community.

WM Customer Behavior Research Study ReportSpeakers: Liv Faris, Colehour+Cohen; Gerty Coville, King County; Robin Freedman, Waste Management; Moderator: Candy Castellanos, Waste Management

In 2013 Waste Management, King County and Snohomish County worked together to conduct research to determine the barrier and motivation data needed to design and implement program strategies that lead to an increase in recycling, and a decrease in contamination, among single-family WUTC residents. This workshop will provide an overview of the behavior study, highlight key research results and outline the campaign strategies that are being developed to inspire specific recycling behavior changes.

Managing Solid Waste Systems across Washington StateSpeakers: Eric Johnson, King County Solid Waste Division; Judi Dunn-Gray, Whitman County; Moderator: Susan Fife-Ferris, City of Bellevue

Managing solid waste in Washington State has evolved over the years at varying levels depending on location, population, and adopted policies. This session will compare and contrast the progress King and Whitman County Counties have made, challenges each face, as well as approaches to meeting set goals.

3:15 - 4:30 pmHeritage Ballroom

Exhibit Hall Social Bid on silent auction items, win raffle prizes, and take a final sweep around the exhibit hall to make contacts and continue building relationships!

4:30 - 6:15 pm

Free Time

4:30 - 6:15 pm Heritage Ballroom

Exhibitors: Growing our Trade Show Exhibitors meet to evaluate the trade show and discuss ways to improve in the future.

6:15 - 6:45 pmOutside Discovery

Ballroom

Pre-Banquet Reception & Final Silent Auction Closing

6:45 - 9:00 pmDiscovery Ballroom

WSRA Annual Banquet & Live Auction

Celebrate the accomplishments of outstanding Recyclers of the Year and honor longtime recyclers as they are inducted into WSRA’s Recycling Hall of Fame. Semi-formal attire encouraged. You will also have an opportunity to support WSRA by bidding for valuable items contributed by members in our live auction!

9:00 pmDiscovery Ballroom

President’s Toast

9:00 pm - midnight

The Quay at The Red Lion

President’s Reception 100 Columbia St, Vancouver, WA 98660

Join WSRA Board President Scott Campbell for dancing and networking following the banquet!

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Wednesday Morning

Green Fuels: Fueling our FutureThursdy, June 26, 2014 in Fife

Mark Your Calendars! Inspired by America Recycles Day, WSRA hosts a series of events throughout the state each year, bringing professionals from all over Washington together for discussion of recycling issues. On June 26, WSRA will present a WRED event exploring green fuels generated and processed from industrial by-products including biomass, restaurant greases, re-refined motor oil, and captured landfill methane. Stay tuned for more details at www.wsra.net!

WSRA Board of Directors 2013-14

9:00 - 10:30am Breakfast & Plenary Session

Growing Our Future Galen Emanuele, President, Shift Yes

What a way to wrap up WSRA 2014! If you’ve never participated in Galen Emanuele’s creative, thought-provoking exercises, this is a must-attend session. And if you have seen him (maybe at WSRA 2013!), then you know what fun you’re in for. In our closing session, Galen will motivate and inspire you to reflect on our theme of “Nurturing Our Roots, Growing Our Future,” collaborate with your fellow recyclers, and apply what you have learned at the 2014 conference to move our industry forward. Moderated by Troy Lautenbach, Lautenbach Industries.

10:30 amDiscovery AB

Closing Comments & AdjournHead home with fresh ideas and new energy!

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Scott CampbellPresidentWaste Connections, Inc.

Susan ThomanBoard MemberCedar Grove Composting

Christopher PiercyVice PresidentKitsap County Public Works

Dustin BenderTreasurerSunshine Disposal & Recycling

Mark TveitBoard MemberCity of Tacoma

Angela WallisSecretaryKing Co. Housing Authority

Candy CastellanosBoard MemberWaste Management

Susan LongAssistant Secretary-TreasurerStarbucks Coffee Company

Shannon McClellandBoard MemberWA Department of Ecology

Charlie Maxwell, Jr.Board MemberLeMay Pierce County Refuse & Recycling

Jennifer GoodhartBoard MemberCity of Bellevue

Troy LautenbachBoard MemberLautenbach Industries

Jeff WestBoard MemberNew Day Recycling

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WSRA Precious Metal Members

WSRA’s 2014 Conference & Trade Show is made possible by the incredible work and dedication of the following volunteers. Thank you!

Thank You Volunteers!

Sarah AdamsDale Alekel

Dustin BenderJack Bradbury

Jeanette BrizendineDomenic CalabroScott Campbell

Candy CastellanosKaren Dawson

Judi Dunn-GrayKarl EnglundRina Fa’amoe

Susan Fife-FerrisToni Fuller

Sara Gersten-RothenbergSigne Gilson

Jennifer GoodhartGregg HaywardTerra HeilmanJoel Kohlstedt

Troy LautenbachEden Mack

Charlie Maxwell, Jr.Shannon McClellandRichard McConaghy

Jo MeintsColleen Minion

Gretchen NewmanEirik O’Neal

Christopher PiercyDeanna Seaman

Denise SmallRita Smith

David StitzhalHeather TeegardenStephanie Thomas

Ric Thompson

Gold Members

Silver MembersCedar Grove CompostingCity of Bellevue Resource Conservation Outreach Program LeMay Pierce County Refuse International Paper Recycling Kitsap County Public WorksNucor Steel Seattle

Pierce County Public Works & UtilitiesRecology CleanScapesSeattle Public UtilitiesSunshine Disposal and RecyclingTotal Reclaim

Bronze MembersCalbag Metals, Co. Cascadia Consulting GroupCity of Tacoma Solid WasteCity of Vancouver Solid WasteFibres International GK/Industrial Refuse SystemsKirk Sales InternationalLautenbach IndustriesNorth Mason Fiber Inc.Pepsi Cola Bottling of Yakima

RockTennSeadrunar RecyclingSeaTac Steel Mill & Recycling ServicesSnohomish County Solid WasteSP Recycling Corp.Starbucks Coffee CompanyThurston County Public WorksWashington State Dept. of Ecology

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Thank You Sponsors! Thank You Sponsors!

Waste Management

Keynote AddressWelcome Reception

Annual MeetingHall of Fame

Recycled Fashion Show

New West Gypsum Recycling

Awards Gala BanquetCocktail ReceptionGolf Beverage Cart

Columbia Resource Company

Awards Gala BanquetPlenary - Green Fence

Waste Connections, Inc.Plenary - Galen Emanuele

Cocktail ReceptionDJ & Dancing

Republic ServicesCollection Programs Session

Student Scholarship FundRecycled Fashion ShowPre-Banquet Reception

Golf Tournament

Sunshine DisposalLive Auction

Student Scholarship Fund Monday BreakfastExhibit Hall Social

President’s Reception

Recology CleanScapes

Live AuctionStudent Scholarship Fund

Recycled Fashion Show

King County Solid WasteSustainable Food Session

School Waste SessionSolid Waste Systems Session

Kirk Sales InternationalPlenary - Jerry Powell

Student Scholarship FundCocktail Reception

WA Dept. of Ecology

Carpet Recycling SessionCollection Programs Session

Lautenbach IndustriesRecycled Fashion Show

Exhibit Hall Grand OpeningGolf Tournament

Cedar Grove CompostingStudent Scholarship Fund

Tuesday Lunch

LeMay Pierce County RefuseSunday Dinner

Seadrunar RecyclingAnnual MeetingIce Cream Social

Wilder Environmental Consulting

Recycled Fashion Show

Nucor Steel Seattle

Student Scholarship FundSolid Waste Systems Session

SP Recycling Corp.

Tuesday LunchGolf Tournament

GK/Industrial Refuse

SystemsMonday Lunch

Golf Tournament

Calbag Metals Co.

Silent AuctionGolf Tournament

Fibres InternationalMonday BreakfastGolf Tournament

All Battery Sales and Service

Student Scholarship Fund

City of Tacoma

Legislative Update Session

City of Bellevue Resource

Conservation ProgramStudent Scholarship Fund

International Paper

Silent Auction

Kitsap County Solid Waste

Resourceful Outreach Session

City of Vancouver

School Waste Reduction Session

Cascadia Consulting Group

Resourceful Outreach Session

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Thank You Sponsors! Thank You Sponsors!

Pierce CountySustainable Food

Management Session

SeaTac Steel Mill & Recycling

Wednesday Breakfast

Seattle Public UtilitiesPlenary - Green Fence

Snohomish County

Behavior Change Session

Thurston County

Wednesday Breakfast

Total Reclaim

Legislative Update Session

Starbucks Coffee CompanyBehavior Change Session

Rehrig Pacific Company

Student Scholarship FundNorth Mason FiberTuesday Breakfast

BioBag

Composting Session

America Chung NamPlenary - Green Fence

City of Auburn

Recycled Fashion Show

Floor Association

NorthwestCarpet Recycling Session

New Day Recycling

Golf Tournament

RockTenn

Monday Lunch

Silver Springs OrganicsComposting Session

Solid Waste SystemsGolf Tournament

Styro RecycleTuesday Awards Panel

Triangle Associates

Waste Reduction Through Green Business Session

Resource Stewards

Tuesday Awards Panel

Western SystemsGolf Tournament

CellMark

Golf Tournament

DM Recycling

Student Scholarship Fund

EcoSafe

Composting Session

Waste Control

Golf Tournament

Olympic Environmental

ResourcesGolf Tournament

Basin Disposal

Student Scholarship Fund

Pacific Disposal/LeMay

SouthGolf Tournament

Mason County Refuse

Student Scholarship Fund

Wastequip/ToterGolf Tournament

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Notes Thank You Sponsors!

Capital IndustriesGolf Tournament

LeMay Transportation Services

Golf Tournament

Lakeside Disposal and Recycling

Student Scholarship Fund

Colton EquipmentGolf Tournament

Island DisposalStudent Scholarship Fund

Recovery 1, Inc.

Golf Tournament

Olympic Organics

Composting Session

Nooksack Valley Disposal

Golf Tournament

Rubatino Refuse Removal

Golf Tournament

Pacific Wire GroupTuesday Breakfast

Otto Environmental

Golf Tournament

Systems by StormGolf Tournament

Peninsula Sanitation

ServicesGolf Tournament

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