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Convention Program

ISRI THANKS OUR CONVENTION SPONSORS

Convention Tote BagsEquipment Area A1

Closing General Session Distinguished Speaker Series

Equipment Area B7

Premier SponsorEquipment Area B8 & Jack Poole Plaza

Opening General SessionBooth 1127

Highlighter PensEquipment Area B5

Hotel KeysEquipment Area C1

Convention ProgramEquipment Area 1119

Exhibit Hall LuncheonsBooth 208

Spotlight on Aluminum Design For Recycling®

Equipment Area A4Understanding Steelmaking

WorkshopBooth 616

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ISRI THANKS OUR CONVENTION SPONSORS

Admission and Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Baggage Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Cellular Phones and Electronic Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Children’s Admission Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Concierge and Tour Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Convention Schedule

Tuesday, April 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Wednesday, April 22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Thursday, April 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Friday, April 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Saturday, April 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Exhibit Hall Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Exhibit Hall Floorplan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Exhibitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

First-Timers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Floorplan of Meeting Rooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Hospitality Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Hotel Addresses and Phone Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

ISRI App & eDaily . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

ISRI Café . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

ISRI Leadership & Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

“Just for Fun” Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Lost (and Found) Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Lost Badge Replacement Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Registration Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Silent Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Smoking Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Solicitation Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Spouses, Guests, and Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Spouses, Guests, and ChildrenIn order to participate in the 2015 ISRI Convention and Exposition, you must be registered. Spouses and guests registered with “Trade Show-Only” badges are welcome to enjoy the hospitality areas and to attend the events in the Exhibit Hall on Wednesday and Thursday.

Children’s Admission PolicyChildren aged 2 to 16 must be registered to attend functions at the 2015 ISRI Convention and Exposition. Children not registered for the convention will be given the opportunity to visit the exhibit hall only after 2:00 p.m. on each day. Children should always be accompanied by a registered adult parent or guardian. Strollers are not permitted in the exhibit areas. Arrangements for day care or babysitting should be made by contacting your hotel concierge.

Hospitality HoursTuesday 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Convention Centre – Level 2 Foyer

Wednesday 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Convention Centre – Level 2 Foyer

Thursday 9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.In the Exhibit Hall

Friday 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.In the Exhibit Hall

Saturday 9:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Convention Center – Level 2 Foyer

Exhibit Hall HoursWednesday 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. (Open to fully registered guests only)

Thursday 9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Friday 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Wi-Fi Internet AccessISRI is providing Wi-Fi internet access to all registered attendees while in the Vancouver Convention Centre. To access the Wi-Fi signal, search for the ID: ISRI2015.

Social MediaFollow the happenings of ISRI2015 on Twitter. Look for #ISRI2015

Baggage CheckISRI offers a coat and baggage check located on the main floor of the Convention Centre. Hours of Operation:

Tuesday 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Thursday 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Friday 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Saturday 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Note that coat/baggage check will close early in cases where all items have been picked up.

ISRI Convention Registration CenterREGISTRATION HOURS

ISRI offers several levels of registration to meet the needs of different convention attendees. The chart below can help you determine which events you can attend with your badge. If you wish to upgrade your badge, please visit the onsite registration desk. *Exhibit Hall staff badge is only available to employees of exhibiting companies who are working in the company’s exhibit area.

ISRI Governance

Meetings

Exhibit Hall Opening

Gala April 22

Exhibit HallApril 23–24

ISRI CaféApril 23–25

ISRI Workshops & General Sessions

“Just for Fun” Programs

(Age 21 and over)

ISRI Metals ID Sessions

April 25

Final Night Vancouver

Party

Full Registration ISRI

Members Only

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Trade Show-Only ISRI

Members Only

No Yes No No No Yes No

Exhibitor ISRI

Members Only

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Exhibit Hall Staff* ISRI

Members Only

Yes Yes No No No No No

*Exhibit Hall staff badge is only available to employees of exhibiting companies who are working in the company’s exhibit area.

TUESDAY7:00 a .m . – 6:00 p .m .

WEDNESDAY7:00 a .m . – 9:30 p .m .

THURSDAY7:00 a .m. – 5:00 p.m.

FRIDAY7:00 a .m . – 5:00 p .m .

SATURDAY7:00 a .m . – Noon

REGISTRATION PRIVILEGES

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LOST BADGE REPLACEMENT CHART

Concierge, Dinner Reservations, and Tour SalesISRI will have a concierge service available in Registration to assist with dinner reservations, spa appointments, etc. Please check the desk for hours of operation.

ISRI CaféWith your full registration, you can enjoy a complimentary breakfast Thursday through Saturday at the ISRI Café on the main floor of the Convention Centre. The café is open 7:00 – 8:00 a.m. each day.

First-TimersISRI extends a warm welcome to the first time attendees at this year’s convention. Please join us at the First-Timer Orientation on Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. in Room 201, located on Level 2 of the Convention Centre.

Solicitation PolicyISRI’s exposition was created for the convenience and benefit of contracted exhibitors. Distribution of sales information and/or literature is restricted to contracted exhibitors and sponsors and to those who have a previously established agreement with the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, Inc. that provides for these activities. Those found to be in violation of this policy may be subject to removal from the exhibit hall and/or loss of convention credentials without compensation. In addition, ISRI has established “No Solicitation Zones” that include areas near the entrance to the exhibit hall and in the hallways outside of workshop rooms.

ISRI App and eDailyDownload ISRI Mobile from the Apple Store or Google Play for all your convention needs. Receive important notifications and up to the minute information. Also look for the Convention eDaily email every morning with all your ISRI2015 happenings.

Admission and SecurityYour badge is your primary credential for all functions associated with the 2015 ISRI Convention and Exposition. You should have your badge and government-issued photo identification with you at all times when attending convention events. You will be asked to provide photo identification along with your badge credential at many events. Security personnel will enforce this requirement. Badges are not transferable.

Location of Meeting Rooms and Exhibit HallFloorplans are found on pages 16-19.

Lost (and Found) ItemsLost your glasses, keys, cell phone? Check with the ISRI Registration Desk on the main floor of the Convention Centre. All items turned in to ISRI will be located there. If you have found an item, please take it to the ISRI Registration Desk or to any ISRI staff member.

Smoking PolicyWithin the City of Vancouver, smoking is not permitted by law in all indoor public spaces, including public transit, shopping malls, restaurants, pubs, nightclubs, and casinos. Smoking is not permitted within six meters (20 feet) of an entryway, openable window, or air intake of a building. Please smoke in designated areas only.

Cellular Phones/Electronic DevicesAs a courtesy to our presenters, please turn off cellular phones and other electronic devices that may emit sounds during the programs.

Full Registration Trade-Show Only Exhibit Personnel Children’s Badge Final Night Adult Ticket

Final Night Child Ticket

Wednesday, April 22 $775 $250 $275

Thursday, April 23 $550 $450 $250 $225

Friday, April 24 $450 $300 $250 $175

Saturday, April 25 $325 $150 $200 $150

Badges printed with photos can be replaced at any time for $150.

HOTEL CONTACT INFORMATION

Fairmont Pacific Rim 1038 Canada Pl, Vancouver, BC V6C 0B9 (604) 695-5300

Fairmont Vancouver 900 W Georgia St, Vancouver, BC V6C 2W6 (604) 884-3131

Fairmont Waterfront 900 Canada Pl, Vancouver, BC V6C 3L5 (604) 691-1991

Four Seasons Vancouver 791 W Georgia St, Vancouver, BC V6C 2T4 (604) 689-9333

Hyatt Regency Vancouver 655 Burrard St, Vancouver, BC V6C 2R7 (604) 683-1234

Marriott Pinnacle Vancouver 1128 Hastings St, Vancouver, BC V6E 4R5 (604) 684-1128

Pan Pacific Vancouver Canada Place, Vancouver, BC V6C 3B5 (604) 662-8111

Pinnacle Harbourfront Hotel 1133 W Hastings St, Vancouver, BC V6E 3T3 (604) 689-9211

Sheraton Wall Centre 1088 Burrard St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 2R9 (604) 331-1000

Coast Coal Harbour Hotel 1180 W Hastings St, Vancouver, BC V6E 4R5 (604) 697-0202

How Are We Doing?The ISRI Convention Committee wants your feedback. Committee members will be circulating throughout the week wearing special ribbons. If you have a comment or suggestions that will help make the convention a more valuable experience now or in the future, please let us now.

We welcome your comments in person or by email at ISRIConvention@isri.org.

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JUST FOR FUN!A Message from “Just for Fun” Program Chair Jill Kramer

Welcome to ISRI2015 and to the beautiful city of Vancouver, British Columbia!

ISRI has once again produced an absolutely amazing program for recyclers and

their guests while we are here enjoying this great place.

Year after year, the ISRI convention is the largest gathering of recycling professionals to be found anywhere in the world. And, while the primary agenda

of this convention is business, my job is to make sure we add some fun as well.

Several years ago, ISRI created its “Just for Fun” program to be more than just

a program for spouses. We wanted to create programs that were entertaining,

educational, and informative for the balance of our lives outside the workplace.

And this year’s program is one of the best.

Vancouver is a major culinary destination city with amazing restaurants in every

part of the city. We have chosen to have our “Just for Fun” programs this year

expand on that theme.

Thursday afternoon will feature a presentation by The Food Network’s own Iron

Chef Alex Guarnaschelli, Executive Chef New York’s Butter Midtown restaurant.

Chef Alex has many years of experience as a culinary instructor and television

chef. She is often seen as a judge on The Food Network’s show “Chopped.”

THURSDAY, APRIL 23 2:00 p.m. in Room 118 of the Convention Centre.

Friday’s “Just for Fun” program takes us to Granville Island Market and to the Edible Canada Restaurant on the island. As its name suggests,

Edible Canada features products of all kinds grown and produced in Canada.

Participants will tour the expansive Granville Island Market, collecting ingredients

for later cooking demonstrations that will feature heavy audience participation.

Enjoy lunch after the presentations and time to shop among the local merchants

and artisans of Granville Island. Please note that this tour is limited to 70

participants! You can reserve your space by signing up at ISRI Registration.

FRIDAY, APRIL 24 Buses depart at 10:00 a.m. from the Jack Poole Plaza entrance of the

Convention Centre and will return to the Centre by 4:00 p.m.

Of course, we’ll also have opportunities to see one another at the many food

events, receptions, and parties throughout the program. I am really looking

forward to seeing my many friends and making new ones – just for fun!

Sincerely,

Jill Kramer

photography credit: Bill Durgin

photography credit: Tourism Vancouver

Convention Schedule

TUESDAY, APRIL 21 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.RegistrationLevel 1 Foyer

Baggage & Coat CheckLevel 1 Foyer

Hospitality Level 2 Foyer

ISRI Circle of Safety Excellence™ Lounge1

Room 1017:00 – 8:00 a.m.Recycling Research Foundation Board Room 216

8:00 – 9:00 a.m.ISRI Board of DirectorsRoom 303

8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Tourism Vancouver Information DeskLevel 1 Foyer

9:00 – 10:00 a.m.Tire & Rubber DivisionRoom 210

NonFerrous DivisionRoom 211

Safety Chairs Working Group2

Room 21610:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Chapter Treasurers’ TrainingRoom 223

10:00 - 11:00 a.m.Shredders CommitteeRoom 211

11:00 a.m. – NoonConvention CommitteeRoom 207

ISRI Services Corp. Board (RIOS™) Room 216

Noon – 1:00 p.m.Materials Theft Task ForceRoom 211

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.State SubcommitteeRoom 207

Electronics DivisionRoom 208

Leadership Committee3 Room 210

2:00 – 3:00 p.m.Council of Chapter PresidentsRoom 207

3:00 – 5:00 p.m.Safety and Operations CommitteeRoom 211

5:00 – 7:00 p.m.ISRI Resources3

Room 2105:00 – 6:00 p.m.Education and Training CommitteeRoom 208

Trade CommitteeRoom 211

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 7:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.RegistrationLevel 1 Foyer

Baggage and Coat CheckLevel 1 Foyer

ISRI Circle of Safety Excellence™ Lounge1

Room 1017:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.HospitalityLevel 2 Foyer

7:00 - 8:00 a.m.ISRIPAC Leadership Council4 Room 223

8:00 - 9:00 a.m.Audit Committee3 Room 208

Ferrous DivisionRoom 211

8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.Tourism Vancouver Information DeskLevel 1 Foyer

9:00 - 10:00 a.m.Communications CommitteeRoom 207

Plastics DivisionRoom 208

9:45 - 11:00 a.m.For Exhibitors Only: Closing the SaleRoom 204

ISRI’s Convention provides a unique and special opportunity for companies that would like to reach most of ISRI’s membership. The Trade Show Floor is a unique and dynamic marketplace where hundreds of vendors are competing to show off their wares. But how do you stand out, and more importantly, once you gain an attendees attention, what can you expect during your conversation? This workshop will help you make sense of the Trade Show Floor and is taught by a long-time veteran of ISRI’s Convention. Come to this workshop and learn how to make the most of your conversations with attendees while exhibiting this year.

Speaker: Judy Ferraro; Judy Ferraro & Associates, Lemont, IL

10:00 a.m. - NoonHow to Make Money in Electronics Part 1Room 212

This workshop is designed for traditional scrap recyclers interested in electronics recycling. It will provide perspectives on each of the key segments of the industry—including services, reuse and recycling - as well as an overview of the industry and responsible recycling practices. Industry experts will focus on what they have learned about how to make money in electronics recycling.

Moderator: Peter VanHouten, EG Metals, Hillsboro, OR

Speakers: Mike McHale, EconTech Management, Holbrook, NY; Eugene Niuh, OmniSource Electronics Recycling, Toledo, OH; Rike Sandlin, Hitech Assets, Oklahoma City, OK

10:00 - 11:00 a.m.Membership CommitteeRoom 208

11:00 a.m. - NoonEquipment and Service Providers CouncilRoom 210

Noon - 2:00 p.m.Government Relations CommitteeRoom 211

1Open to ISRI Circle of Safety Excellence™ members only2Open to Group members only3Open to Committee members only4Open to PAC Authorized Individuals only

Workshops and workshop descriptions are accurate at the time of printing. Programs may be added, changed, or deleted. For the latest schedule and descriptions, go to www.ISRIConvention.org. Unless otherwise specified, attendance at ISRI board and committee meetings is open to ISRI members only.

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2:00 - 4:00 p.m.How to Make Money in Electronics Part 2Room 212

A continuation of discussions from Part 1 with a focus on reuse, refurbishment, resale, data security, and other services.

Moderator: Anthony Magistrelli, Regency Technologies, Twinsburg, OH

Speakers: Sarah Cade, PC Rebuilders & Recyclers, Chicago, IL; Mike Cheslock, DestructData, North Andover, MA; Roger Gregorio, Arrow Value Recovery; Austin, TX

2:00 - 3:00 p.m.Finance CommitteeRoom 210

Final Exhibit Safety Inspections Exhibit Hall

3:00 - 4:30 p.m.ISRI Board of DirectorsRoom 303

5:30 - 6:30 p.m.ISRI First Timers’ OrientationRoom 201

6:30 - 9:30 p.m.Exhibit Hall Opening Gala ReceptionExhibit Hall, Lower LevelOPEN TO ALL FULLY REGISTERED ATTENDEES

THURSDAY, APRIL 23 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.Baggage and Coat CheckLevel 1 Foyer

7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.RegistrationLevel 1 Foyer

ISRI Circle of Safety Excellence™ Lounge1 Room 101

ISRI Member Services BoothLevel 1 Foyer

RRF Silent AuctionLevel 1 Foyer

7:00 - 8:00 a.m.Breakfast in the ISRI CaféBallroom A, Level 1

8:00 - 9:30 a.m.Opening General SessionBallroom DPRESENTATION OF THE ISRI TRANSPORTATION SAFETY AWARDSPRESENTATION OF THE ISRI-JASON LEARNING VIDEO AND POSTER CONTEST WINNERS

Sponsored by

STAN SLAP, AUTHOR AND CORPORATE STRATEGIST

Managers the world over have elaborate excuses to explain why poor performance is rarely their own fault and instead the result of forces beyond their control—

they’re quick to blame acts of God, mysterious forces of nature,

and global events. Are you managing in maddening times? Sure, but who cares? What’s important is what you do about it; the job of management is to bring good answers to bad circumstances. The least successful companies blame everything for their problems—everything except their own response to those problems. The most successful companies take the same accountability for their mistakes as for their successes. In this blistering, funny and empowering keynote speech, Stan will debunk the most common excuses for poor performance and provide the foundation for creating a solution mentality throughout any company.

8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.Tourism Vancouver Information DeskLevel 1 Foyer

9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.ISRI Exhibit HallExhibit Hall, Lower Level

Featuring equipment, products, and services from more than 260 companies. Food and beverage available at times throughout the day in the various hospitality areas on the show floor.

9:45 - 11:00 a.m.Hedging Aluminum with Futures and OptionsRoom 207

2015 has been an interesting year that has seen significant changes in the aluminum commodity market. This workshop will explore hedging products that are available to the scrap industry and how those products are regulated. Please join our invited speakers from the LME and CME as well as a noted analyst from Jefferies, LLC for the latest financial and commodity market developments that will have an impact on how scrap dealers and brokers can buy and sell risk.

Speakers: Robert Fig, London Metal Exchange, London, UK; John Peiser, Jefferies LLC, New York, NY; Fred Penha, CME Group, New York, NY

Building a Better Manager: The Top 5 Ways to Improve Your Leadership SkillsRoom 208

The key to a successful and productive team start with a great manager. In fact, many project failures can be directly attributed to common mistakes managers make while they try to lead their team. In this workshop, learn how to be a better manager by focusing on the key aspects of leading a team. (This workshop will be repeated on Sat. 4/25 at 2:15 p.m.)

Speaker: Jason Linkes, AMG Resources

Integrating Design for Recycling® Principles into Product DesignRoom 210

According to a November 2014 Harris Poll, Americans would be willing to spend 13% more (on average) on a product if it was fully recyclable. Eighty-one percent say they would like to see manufacturers and/or retailers display a “Recycling Guide” label on products. This panel discussion brings together previous ISRI Design for Recycling® Award winners to provide a look at Design for Recycling® manufacturing case studies as well as the challenges and opportunities presented when integrating DfR principles into product design.

Moderator: David Wagger, ISRI, Washington, DC

Speakers: Jeremy Faludi, Faludi Design, Berkeley, CA; Scott O’Connell, Dell, Round Rock, TX; Sharolyn Vettesse, SMV Energy Solutions, North York, ON

I N S U R A N C E P R O G R A M

1Open to ISRI Circle of Safety Excellence™ members only

Congratulations to the2015 Youth Recycling

Awareness Video & Poster Contest Winners

Grand Prize Video Category: Georgina Cahill, Greenwich, CT

Grand Prize Poster Category: Caitlin Tynanes, Kapolei, HI

Middle School Video Winner: Elizabeth Korn, Plainview, NY

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Understanding SteelmakingSponsored by Hammel NYRoom 211

Explore the role scrap steel and other scrap materials play in the production of new steel. Learn about how an electric arc furnace works, the typical tolerances these mills have for contaminants and briefly explore scrap specifications.

Moderator: Alasdair Gledhill, ELG Metals, McKeesport, PA

Speaker: Dennis Rodal, ELG Metals, McKeesport, PA

Spotlight on PlasticsRoom 212

Plastic recycling is a global activity that touches every nation on earth. And although plastics are being recycled every day, the marketplace is far from mature. New entrants into the markets and long established players that have exited are impacting the supply and demand of commonly traded resins. Get a feel for which markets are hot, which aren’t, and which are expected to take off in the last half of 2015.

Moderator: Jonathan Levy, ISRI, Washington, DC

Speakers: Surendra Borad, Gemini Corporation, Antwerp, Belgium; John Maddox, SBA-CCI Inc., Jacksonville, FL; Kathy Xuan, PARC Corporation, Romeoville, IL

Materials Theft: A Law Enforcement PerspectiveRoom 219

For the past 10 years, ISRI has been developing tools and materials to help its members combat materials theft. Through that effort, the Law Enforcement Advisory Council (LEAC) was created. Hear the perspective of a law enforcement expert on how cooperation among all stakeholders can reduce metals theft.

Moderator: Brady Mills, ISRI, Washington, DC

Speaker: Sgt. Todd Powell, Ann Arundel County Police - Metal Theft Unit, Millersville, MD

10:00 - 11:00 a.m.NASCO-OP Business MeetingRoom 223

11:00 a.m. - NoonOhio CaucusRoom 223

11:15 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Lead Your Team to Higher ProductivityRoom 208

One of the keys to getting the most out of your team is understanding its group dynamics and employing strategies to motivate them to work not only harder, but smarter. Learn how to motivate a team, understand how to spot the red flags, and give your team the incentives they need to increase their productivity and your profits.

Speaker: Laurie Ann Murabito, LA & Associates, Loudon, NH

Global and NAFTA Scrap Market DynamicsRoom 211

Exploring the role NAFTA plays in the trade of scrap ferrous materials and how the trade between the United States, Canada, and Mexico impacts the amounts of steel being produced on the continent.

Moderator: Mark Buzan, Canadian Assn. of Recycling Industries, Ottawa, ON

Speaker: John Harris, Aaristic Services, Inc., Innisfil, ON

Introduction to Plastics RecyclingRoom 212

Interested in plastics recycling but don’t know where to start? Are you currently handling plastics but are unsure how to expand this revenue stream? This course will provide you with the basic information needed to get started in plastics recycling.

Speaker: Adrian Merrington, Michigan Molecular Institute, Midland, MI

Spotlight on AluminumBallroom D, Level 1

Aluminum has been widely regarded as the nonferrous metal with some of the brightest demand prospects. But terminal market prices for aluminum, aluminum physical market premiums, and aluminum-based scrap tags came under pressure late in the first quarter as concerns about excess Chinese supply, expectations for higher U.S. interest rates, and the shift in LME load-out rate rules likely contributed to the departure of more than one million metric tons of aluminum from LME warehouses since the middle of 2014. Don’t miss this year’s spotlight on aluminum as our experts identify the key aluminum market developments, financial and regulatory changes, and economic drivers that will shape the outlook for aluminum and aluminum scrap prices, inventories and demand going forward.

Moderator: Stephen Moss, Stanton A. Moss Inc., Bryn Mawr, PA

Speakers: Joe Quinn, Aluminum Association, Arlington, VA; Mike Southwood, CRU Group, Pittsburgh, PA; John Tumazos; Very Independent Research, Holmdel, NJ

Noon - 5:00 p.m.Law Enforcement Advisory Committee1 Room 216

12:30 - 2:00 p.m.Exhibit Hall LuncheonSponsored by SCRAP MagazineExhibit Hall, Lower Level

2:00 - 3:15 p.m.“JUST FOR FUN” - PROGRAM Alex Guarnaschelli Room 119Food Network Star; Executive Chef New York’s Butter Midtown restaurant. Chef Alex has many years of experience as a culinary instructor and television chef. She is often seen as a judge on The Food Network’s show “Chopped.”

D.O.T. Regulation Update: Sleep Apnea and the Scrap IndustryRoom 207

Sleep apnea is one of the most hotly debated medical issues facing drivers and examiners today. With the arrival of the National Registry and new sleep-apnea guidelines from the USDOT, scrap industry drivers and employers are seeking answers about the certification process. Find the latest information on sleep apnea as it relates to medical certification and provide an update on the latest USDOT rulemaking activities.

Moderator: Commodor Hall, ISRI, Washington, DC

Speaker: Daren Hansen, J.J. Keller, Neenah, WI

Learning How to Lead Difficult EmployeesRoom 208

There are some employees that can’t be led. Or are there? Could a “difficult” employee just be someone who is looking for a greater challenge, or more responsibility? Hear how to motivate employees and learn ways that can transform these folks from duds to superstars.

Speaker: Dian Anderson, Anderson Coaching & Training LLC, Chicago, IL

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Certification Live! Act 1Room 210

What better way to learn about the often confusing process of certification than to watch it happen on stage. This two-session series will begin with our fictitious scrap company making the difficult decision of which standard best fits the company. We’ll then follow through much of the implementation process. You will experience first-hand the very real struggles, and the great successes that they encounter along the way. But how will they fare? Come to Act 2 to find out.

Moderator: Darrell Kendall, ISRI, Washington, DC

Speakers: Sarah Cade, PC Rebuilders & Recyclers, Chicago, IL; Gary Champlin, Champlin Tire Recycling, Concordia, KS; Rike Sandlin, Hitech Assets, Oklahoma City, OK

Reducing Rejections and Increasing Value: Understanding Plastics IDRoom 212

Ever wonder what the difference is between PET and HDPE and why different plastics are incompatible? Understanding these differences is vital if you are to get the maximum value and profit for the plastics you sell. This course is geared towards anyone involved with materials collection or recycling that needs assistance with polymer identification and uses for different polymers such as PET, PDPE, PP, HIPS, and ABS. In this course you’ll be given the basics to understand these differences and learn how to reduce your bale rejections, increase your profit, and find out how to maximize your revenue stream.

Speaker: Lou Tacito, Plastics Forming Enterprises, Amherst, NH

What is Your Company Worth Today?Room 219

In the ever changing scrap industry, company valuations can change substantially from year to year. This session will focus on current scrap company valuations and how they compare to historical trends as well as exploring the current merger & acquisitions market and real world transaction structures.

Speakers: Timothy Kneen, IFAM Capital, Greenwood Village, CO; Vince Pappalardo, Stout Risius Ross Advisors LLC, Chicago, IL.

Spotlight on FerrousBallroom D, Level 1

Falling prices across the ferrous supply chain including for iron ore, ferrous scrap, and finished steel have taken a toll on company bottom lines in recent quarters. A stronger dollar that’s led to increased steel import competition and hurt the competitiveness of U.S. scrap exports has only made matters more difficult. Join our invited experts for an in-depth analysis of the headwinds facing the U.S. ferrous scrap and steel industries and what market participants need to do to adapt to the changing landscape.

Moderator: George Adams, SA Recycling, Anaheim, CA

Speakers: Michael Coslov, Former CEO Tube City IMS, Conshohocken, PA; Jason Schenker, Prestige Economics LLC, Austin, TX

3:30 - 4:45 p.m.Buying Military ScrapRoom 207

The United States government dispenses with millions of tons of scrap material every year. This material is often sold at auction and can provide a great commodity stream for those recyclers interested in participating in the auctions. But to the uninitiated, the auction process can be intimidating. Where do you start? How do you participate? In this workshop, you’ll hear from experts that discuss the process, how to participate, and why you should consider making this a part of your procurement process.

Moderator: Tim Daniel, Liquidity Services, Inc., Scottsdale, AZ

Speakers: Tom Burton, Liquidity Services, Inc. Scottsdale, AZ; Michael Espada, Sims Recycling Solutions, Tampa, FL; Sebastian Passarello, Crestwood Metals, Holbrook, NY

Communications is Key: Transmitting Your Vision to Your TeamRoom 208

Understanding how to clearly communicate your vision to your team is vital to the workload gets completed to your specifications. Communication, however, is not always easy, and ensuring your employees heard what you think they heard is a skill that needs to be practiced and reinforced every day. In this workshop you’ll learn how to clearly articulate your plans so your employees get it right the first time.

Speaker: Dian Anderson, Anderson Coaching & Training LLC, Chicago, IL

Certification Live! Act 2Room 210

In a continuation from Part 1 earlier, management system implementation has challenged the company, but has also given it some very real opportunities to become more efficient, safer, and more environmentally responsible. Now, as it puts the finishing touches on certification, it will face the audit. You will learn what that process entails, what the auditor will look for, and what to expect for results. By the time you leave these sessions, you will be more prepared to move through the certification process, no matter which standard you choose.

Moderator: Darrell Kendall, ISRI, Washington, DC

Speakers: Sarah Cade, PC Rebuilders & Recyclers, Chicago, IL; Gary Champlin, Champlin Tire Recycling, Concordia, KS; Rike Sandlin, Hitech Assets, Oklahoma City, OK

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Alloys in the Scrap StreamRoom 211

Although steel is one of the world’s oldest building materials, the process for making it has kept pace with technology. New materials, techniques, and processes are making steel lighter, stronger and more durable. These new techniques have had a significant impact on ferrous markets and the buying and selling of scrap steel. Hear about the latest and greatest coming out of the steel industry and how this may impact ferrous markets over the long term.

Moderator: David Borsuk, Sadoff Iron & Metal Co., Fond du Lac, WI

Speakers: Matt Kiser, Caterpillar, Inc., Peoria, IL; Steve Snell, Hickman Williams and Company, Valparaiso, IN

PVC Plastic Recycling: Adding Value to Your Commodity StreamRoom 212

Learn how to properly recycle PVC. Two experts, one a plastic recycler that turns this material into a quality feedstock and the other a noted plastics expert discuss how recyclers can properly handle PVC plastics, look at markets for this material, and identify the types of products that utilize PVC and what it takes to make PVC recycling profit center.

Speakers: Feliks Bezati, Tarkett North America, Solon, OH; Troy Burgess, Central States Reprocessing LLC, Lincoln, NE; Richard Krock, The Vinyl Institute, Washington, DC

The Rules Momma Didn’t Teach You: Understanding the Necessity of ContractsRoom 219

Take some of the mystery out of contracts. Find out when you might need more than a handshake, and learn tips for avoiding risks. Critical elements of a good contract and their importance will be explained. Specific topics will include options for defining performance standards and schedules, describing the duties and rights of each party, specifying insurance requirements and indemnities, instituting a dispute resolution process, and recovering or avoiding damages.

Moderator: Thomas Casey, ISRI, Washington, DC

Speakers: Rich Fil & Early Phillips, Robinson & Cole, Providence, RI

FRIDAY, APRIL 24 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.Baggage and Coat CheckLevel 1 Foyer

7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.RegistrationLevel 1 Foyer

ISRI Circle of Safety Excellence™ Lounge1 Room 101

ISRI Member Services BoothLevel 1 Foyer

7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.RRF Silent AuctionLevel 1 Foyer

7:00 - 8:00 a.m.Breakfast in the ISRI CaféBallroom A, Level 1

8:00 - 9:45 a.m.General Session: Spotlight on the EconomyISRI LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDSBallroom D, Level 1

Scrap market participants are being confronted with a growing range of global and domestic challenges including slower growth in China, lackluster domestic demand, transportation bottlenecks, and a stronger dollar. Of particular concern has been the downward trajectory in commodity prices in 2015 as excess supply and uncertain demand have led to sharp corrections for a wide range of commodities including iron ore and crude oil. This year’s spotlight on the economy will take a look at the key factors impacting global commodity markets, which commodities have the best and worst prospects going forward, and what it all means for the scrap industry.

Moderator: Timothy Kneen, IFAM Capital, Greenwood Village, CO

Speakers: Douglas Hepworth, Gresham Investment Management LLC, New York, NY; Rick Rule, Sprott Global Resource Investments Ltd., Carlsbad, CA

8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Tourism Vancouver Information DeskLevel 1 Foyer

9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.ISRI Exhibit HallExhibit Hall, Lower Level

Featuring equipment, products, and services from more than 260 companies. Food and beverage available at times throughout the day in the various hospitality areas on the show floor.

10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.“JUST FOR FUN”- PROGRAMEdible Canada Food Challenge and Cooking Demonstration

Join us for a trip to Granville Island Market and to the Edible Canada Restaurant on the island. As its name suggests, Edible Canada features products of all kinds grown and

produced in Canada. Participants will tour the expansive Granville Island Market,

collecting ingredients for later cooking

demonstrations that will feature heavy audience participation. Enjoy lunch after the presentations and time to shop among the local merchants and artisans of Granville Island. Please note that this tour is limited to 70 participants. You can reserve your space by signing up ISRI Registration. Buses depart at 10:00 a.m. from the Jack Poole Plaza entrance of the Convention Centre and will return to the Centre by 4:00 p.m.

10:00 - 11:15 a.m.Protecting Yourself and Your Inventory from TheftRoom 207

Internal theft is one of the most pervasive crimes committed in the scrapyard. Protecting your warehouses and facilities is vital if you are to ensure your inventory doesn’t “walk off” in the middle of the night. Experts will provide information to keep your employees and customers safe as well as helping you secure your inventory from internal and external theft.

Moderator: Brady Mills, ISRI, Washington, DC

Speaker: Greg Brown, Raleigh Metal Recycling, Raleigh, NC; Robert Jasinski, SoBran, Inc., Fairfax, VA

Spotlight on Paper: Megatrends in RecyclingRoom 208

Presenters will focus on the history and future changes expected in paper recycling in the North America. Key trends and occurrences over the last 30 years covering legislative/societal changes, collection approaches, MRF/processing, and end markets will be highlighted. Included will be global events and market developments that have affected recycling in the North America.

Moderator: Joel Litman, Texas Recycling & Surplus, Inc., Dallas, TX

Speaker: Bill Moore, Moore & Associates, Atlanta, GA

Spotlight on TiresRoom 210

Over the past several months, the scrap tire industry has seen major markets under stress due to several legislative challenges. These stressors along with the normal highs and lows of the commodity cycle have caused the scrap tire market to be rather volatile lately. Hear about how the markets got here and what events may impact the markets further.

Speaker: John Sheerin, Rubber Manufacturers Association, Washington, D.C.; Mary Sikora, Scrap Tire News, Lessburg, VA

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International Trade 101: How to Protect the Value of Your Scrap ExportsRoom 212

What are the hot issues in international trade that could limit the value of your commodity shipments? Presenters will review the conclusions of ISRI Suspected Cargo Theft Survey Report, which addresses recent and ongoing cargo thefts in certain Chinese ports. They’ll look at the top 10 common sense practices for traders and exporters, and how to insure and contractually protect your shipments. If your company trades internationally or is interested in selling outside of the U.S., this is a must attend workshop.

Moderator: Jim Wiseman, Smart Recycling Management LLC, Lexington, KY

Speakers: Dave Cuckney, International Maritime Bureau, London, UK; Randy Goodman, Louisville, KY; Keith Lewis, CargoNet, Jersey City, NJ.

Using the Sales Trifecta to Increase Your Customer BaseRoom 219

At the heart of every successful venture is the ability to sell your product. Understanding sales techniques and the language of sales, is key if you are to maximize the profits your company makes. Learn how prospecting, warm-calling, and networking are the three most important components in obtaining new business. (This workshop is repeated on Saturday 4/25 at 10:00 a.m.)

Speaker: Judy Ferraro; Judy Ferraro & Associates, Lemont, IL

Spotlight on ElectronicsRoom 221

Leadership in Electronics Recycling - a panel discussion on current issues and challenges in electronics recycling - including a preview of the topics of the other electronics recycling sessions (i.e., EPR, CRTs, commodity prices, Basel Convention, Certifications, ITAD, International policy)

Moderator: Jim Levine, Regency Technologies, Twinsburg, OH

Speakers: Katharina Kummer Peiry, Kummer EcoConsult, Villars-sur-Glâne, Switzerland; John Shegerian, Electronic Recyclers International Inc., Fresno, CA; Scott Venhaus, Arros Global Asset Disposition, Austin, TX; Sean Weir, eCycle Solutions, Toronto, ON

11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.Spotlight on Nickel/StainlessRoom 119

Volatile nickel prices, uneven domestic stainless demand, and sagging exports sales of stainless steel scrap have resulted in some of the most difficult stainless steel scrap market conditions since the recession. As the dollar has appreciated, there have been renewed concerns about import competition from both finished stainless steel and stainless scrap at a time when falling crude oil prices are putting additional pressure on stainless from the energy sector. As domestic and global nickel, chrome, molybdenum, and stainless steel market fundamentals continue to shift, join our invited experts for a panel discussion on what’s in store for stainless steel scrap market participants in the near term and beyond.

Moderator: Greg Dixon, Smart Recycling Management LLC, Lexington, KY

Speakers: Rich Jones, ELG Metals, McKeesport, PA; Edward Meir, INTL FCStone, New York, NY

Safety Advancements in the Scrap Recycling IndustryRoom 207

In the scrap yard, mobile handlers, trucks, balers, shredders, shears, and other equipment are operating all at the same time to process and recycle all different types of materials. Equipment manufacturers are well aware of the hazards present in the scrap yard and have responded by making their products safer and easier to operate. Find out about improvements present in the industry and the trends you can expect coming from equipment manufacturers.

Speaker: Tony Smith, ISRI, Washington, DC

The Challenge Facing Recycling and the Role of MRFs in Today’s MarketplaceRoom 208

The recycling industry is a continual and ever changing industry that has had to keep pace with the global market’s demand for a diverse array of scrap materials. At the center of many of these materials is the Materials Recovery Facility. These facilities have evolved from small one conveyor systems to multi-conveyor systems recovering dozens of separate materials. Come to this workshop and learn how the MRF has not only changed the way material is recovered but the types of materials that are being collected today and in the future.

Moderator: Russell Klein, Loureiro Engineering Associates, Washington, DC

Speakers: Ben Harvey, E.L. Harvey & Sons, Westborough, MA; J.D. Lindberg, Resource Recycling Systems Inc., Ann Arbor, MI

Is Extended Producer Responsibility Needed for the Scrap Tire Industry?Room 210

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is based on the theory that the producers of a product should be responsible for ensuring that it is recycled properly. Recently, legislation has been introduced into the Connecticut and Vermont legislatures to draft an EPR system for scrap tires generated in those states. Should the current regulatory framework should be replaced with one that adopts an EPR system?

Speakers: Eric Harris, ISRI, Washington, DC; John Sheerin, Rubber Manufacturers Association, Washington, DC

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China and Beyond: the Future of Copper ScrapRoom 211

The world of copper scrap is a dynamic and changing market where China has been the major player for many years. Malaysia, Indonesia, and other countries in Southeast Asia, are expanding economies. One of the effects of this expansion has been an increase of copper scrap to flowing to these markets. Hear from experts who about this phenomenon, how they believe China might respond, and about possible trends in the trade of copper scrap in the region.

Speakers: David Chiao, Uni-All Group Ltd., Atlanta Ga; Adam Minter, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

The Scrap WhispererRoom 219

If you like participating or watching improv, this interactive session is for you. This workshop will prove how high level listening and questioning skills will increase communication in your company, shorten the sales cycle for the sales team, and help management develop better relationships with their teams. (This program will be repeated on Sat. 4/25 at 11:30 a.m.)

Speaker: Judy Ferraro, Judy Ferraro & Associates, Lemont, IL

Who Owns this Device?Room 221

How does the current erosion of property rights threaten your business and your personal assets? Recent legislation, regulations, and end-user licensing agreements – particularly on mobile devices

– can make them unrepairable and unsuitable for reuse and resale. Panelists will provide perspectives, facts, and actions that can help you understand the implications.

Moderator: Lane Epperson, HiTech Assets Inc., Oklahoma City, OK

Speakers: Craig Boswell, HOBI International, Dallas, TX; Corynne McSherry, Electronic Frontier Foundation, San Francisco, CA; Kyle Wiens, iFixit, San Luis Obispo, CA

12:30 - 2:00 p.m.Exhibit Hall LuncheonSponsored by SCRAP MagazineExhibit Hall, Lower Level

2:00 - 3:15 p.m.Give It Back! Understanding the Tort of Conversion and Inadvertent Purchase of Stolen MaterialRoom 207

Stolen material bought inadvertently is still considered stolen. Recyclers are often required to surrender materials to the original owner. In some situations these cases have

resulted in thousands of dollars in losses to the recycler. Some insurance companies offer conversion coverage that allows you to protect yourself from these losses. Learn about the tort of conversion, what it means, and how you can protect yourself if you’re faced with having to surrender material you innocently purchased.

Speakers: Daniel Curran, Willis Group, Portsmouth, NH; Scott Horne, ISRI, Washington, DC

Using Obamacare to Increase Your Profits and the Value of Your CompanyRoom 208

Are your hiring practices, attraction, and retention a merry-go-round with people jumping on and flying off? How much does this merry-go-round cost you each year? Attend this session to understand how Obamacare is your opportunity to resolve it with a paradigm shift and watch company profits and value soar.

Speaker: Joseph Applebaum, Potomac Companies Inc., Rockville, MD

Responding to Myths Regarding Synthetic TurfRoom 210

For years there have been allegations made about crumb rubber used in synthetic turf fields. These allegations persist despite reports developed by state and federal authorities about the material’s safety. What are these allegations and why do they persist even though science has debunked them? Hear what some of the most common myths are and how the scrap tire industry is working to get the truth out.

Speakers: Rick Doyle, Synthetic Turf Council, Atlanta, GA; Terry Leveille, TL & Associates, Fair Oaks, CA

Understanding Body Language: What Unspoken Words are Telling YouRoom 219

Making an effective sale is not only understanding what is being said but how it is being spoken. Many times a person betray his or her inner thoughts just by the way they stand, smile, or pose when conducting the negotiation. Come to this workshop and learn how to read the unspoken words that can give you the edge you need in your transactions.

Speaker: Carol Kinsey Goman, PhD, Kinsey Consulting Services, Berkeley, CA

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) - Where is it Going?Room 221

After 10 years of experimenting with Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), recyclers now question whether this is the right policy. ISRI’s position has been that, once the market can sustain itself, EPR is no longer needed.

Moderator: Lynn Rubinstein, Northeast Recycling Council, Brattleboro, VT

Speakers: Walter Alcorn, Consumer Electronics Association, Arlington, VA; Resa Dimino, Product Stewardship Institute Inc., Boston, MA; Jade Lee, Supply-Chain Services Inc., Lombard, IL; Lawrence Schillinger, Young Sommer Ward Ritzenberg Baker & Moore, Albany, NY

Spotlight on CopperBallroom D, Level 1

The copper market has exemplified how commodity prices, market fundamentals, and the economy have become increasingly disconnected. Despite a reported 475,000 metric ton global refined copper market deficit in 2014, prices for the red metal fell to multi-year lows below $5,400 per ton in the first quarter of 2015. Worries about dwindling Chinese demand for copper and copper scrap has an outsized impact on copper prices, along with concerns about the rising dollar and broad weakness across the commodity spectrum. This year’s copper roundtable has an exceptional panel of speakers who will share their insights on what’s driving copper and copper scrap markets conditions in North America, China, and around the world. You won’t want to miss it.

Moderator: Chris Greenfield, Federal Metal Co., Cleveland, OH

Speakers: Herbert Black, American Iron & Metal LP, Montreal, PQ; Adam Minter, Freelance Writer, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Patricia Mohr, Scotiabank, Toronto, ON

3:30 - 4:45 p.m.Definition of Solid Waste, the EPA, and How the Recently Released Rule can Impact Your BusinessRoom 208

In January 2015, EPA issued new regulations that affect recyclers and related industries and their designation as either recyclers or as

“handlers of waste.” Through ISRI’s hard work, these new rules are a lot less burdensome than what EPA originally proposed. This session will outline the new requirements, and discuss what ISRI members need to consider doing to make sure they are protected. ISRI will also be seeking feedback from members on questions they might have in order to finalize the guidance for members.

Speakers: Barry Hartman, K&L Gates, Washington, DC; Cliff Rothenstein, K&L Gates, Washington, D.C.; Scott Horne, ISRI, Washington, DC

Using Tire Fiber in New ApplicationsRoom 210

Through a grant by the Recycling Research Foundation, the Tire Division is developing an economic analysis on the feasibility of marketing tire fiber. The study will look at the market size, amount of tire fiber generated on a national basis, fiber construction and composition and the types of markets the material can be sent to. Come to this session and hear about the results of the study and what will be the next steps for this project.

Moderator: Mark Rannie, Emanuel Tire Co., Baltimore, MD

Speaker: George Savage, CalRecovery, Concord, CA

International Trade 201: How Are Domestic Issues Reducing the Value of Your Scrap ExportsRoom 212

A number of increasingly concerning domestic issues are reducing the value of commodity shipments prior to export. Panelists with discuss a number of domestic logistics issues, such as driver shortages, increasing rates, diesel costs, HOS regulations, port congestion & labor issues, and more.

Moderator: Andy Wahl, TAV Holdings, Atlanta, GA

Speakers: Joseph Bonney, The Journal of Commerce, Newark, NJ; Mark Malloy, Metal Exchange Corp., St. Louis, MO; Lean Shaver, National Transportation Institute, New Ulm, MN

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CMRA - U.S. - China Scrap Trade Consult MeetingRoom 216

This U.S.-China Scrap Trade Consult meeting, hosted by the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, will provide a platform for both Chinese and foreign secondary metals companies to introduce themselves and discuss trade opportunities. Experts from CMRA will give presentations on China’s scrap importation policies and AQSIQ registration, and other topics pertinent to the scrap trade in China.

Increasing Peddler Traffic to Maximize Your SalesRoom 219

For some yards peddler traffic is the lifeblood of the business. Learn about successful techniques to increase this important part of the scrap business.

Moderator: Judy Ferraro, Judy Ferraro & Associates, Lemont, IL

Speakers: Bob Brewer, SMR, Greenville, SC; Bill Ivancic, Bluestar Metal Recycling, Elyria, OH.

Future Trends in Electronics RecyclingRoom 221

Panelists discuss trends such as mobile device technology, cloud infrastructure, industry consolidation, etc., and their implications on the future of the electronics recycling industry - e.g., changes in volumes (weights), mix, customer base, processing, commodities, etc.

Moderator: Bill Long, Square Peg Industries LLC, Las Vegas, NV

Speakers: Klaus Hieronymi, Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, CA; Neil Peter-Michaud, Cascade Asset Management, Madison, WI; Venkatesha Murthy, Vans Chemistry PTE LTD, Singapore; Andrew Rubin, FCM Recycling, Lavaltrie, PQ

6:00 - 7:00 p.m.Meet Your Consumers ReceptionBallroom D - Level 1 Foyer

6:00 - 8:00 p.m.ISRI Circle of Safety Excellence™ Meeting & Reception1 Room 302

7:00 - 11:00 p.m.ISRI Young Executives Uber Lounge at Steamworks

Join other young executives for this networking opportunity. Additional information is at the ISRI Booth prior to the event.

SATURDAY, APRIL 25 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.Baggage and Coat CheckLevel 1 Foyer

7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.ISRI Circle of Safety Excellence™ Lounge1Room 101

7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.RegistrationLevel 1 Foyer

ISRI Member Services BoothLevel 1 Foyer 7:00 - 8:00 a.m.Breakfast in the ISRI CaféBallroom A, Level 1

8:00 - 9:45 a.m.Closing General SessionBallroom D, Level 1PRESENTATION OF THE DESIGN FOR RECYCLING® AWARD ISRI DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS SERIES

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8:30 a.m. - NoonTourism Vancouver Information DeskLevel 1 Foyer

9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.HospitalityLevel 2 Foyer

10:00 - 11:15 a.m.Equipment Acquisition Options: The 4 C’s of CreditRoom 204There are many equipment financing options available in the market today. Get an overview of financial products, what to look for between lenders, and examples of when to decide on a loan or lease. Learn more about the “4 C’s of Credit” and what this means to lending institutions.

Speaker: Robert Hughes, CAT Financial, Peoria, IL

Human Resources 101: Understanding Your Role as a Human Resources ProfessionalRoom 207The role of human resources administrator is a vital and important position in any organization. As an HR professional your roles and responsibilities may stem from compliance issues to resolving inter-personal conflict. Learn what HR professionals do and where they can turn for resource to help them do their job.

Speaker: Karl Ahlrichs, Gregory & Appel Insurance, Indianapolis, IN

How to be Prepared for a DOT AuditRoom 208

Companies that have been subjected to a DOT compliance audit often describe the experience as similar to a root canal. However, a DOT review of your transportation safety program records and evaluation can be pain-free if your company’s management team understands the regulations to which they are subject and what records the DOT expects to see. In this workshop, you’ll learn about these regulations and how you can prepare for the audit. Learn how to ensure your company is ready should the DOT inspector come knocking on your front door.

Speaker: Commodor Hall, ISRI, Washington, DC

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Using the Sales Trifecta to Increase Your Customer BaseRoom 210

At the heart of every successful venture is the ability to sell your product. Understanding sales techniques and the language of sales, is key if you are to maximize the profits your company makes. Learn how prospecting, warm-calling, and networking are the three most important components in obtaining new business. (Repeat of a workshop from Thurs. 4/23 at 10:00 a.m.)

Speaker: Judy Ferraro; Judy Ferraro & Associates, Lemont, IL

Metals ID: CopperRoom 219

Participants will go through various grades of copper and how to identify it.

Speaker: Pat Boyle, H. Kramer & Co., Chicago, IL

11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.Fighting Against Small Piles and Lower Margins - How Certification Can Tip the ScalesRoom 204

Industry experts will discuss how certification can help your facility develop your business, sell your services more effectively, and compete in any market. Learn how the certification process can increase margins by lowering the cost of production, maximizing efficiency, and getting the most out of your staff.

Moderator: Darrell Kendall, ISRI, Washington DC

Speaker: Bob McCarthy, Greeneye Partners LLC, Apple Valley, MN

Understanding the Alphabet Soup of Human Resources Regulation: FLMA, ADA, HIPAA, FSLA, and MoreRoom 207

The amount of regulations that HR professionals must know and understand can be dizzying. Keeping your company in compliance and understanding the role these and other regulations play in the operation of a scrap yard is of paramount importance if you are to keep your company on the right side of the law. Learn what these regulations mean and how they can impact your facility.

Speakers: Victor Cardwell, Woods Rogers Law Firm, Roanoke, VA

Dust Suppression in Scrap Processing ApplicationsRoom 208

There are many dust control options out there for scrap yards. Hear experts discuss various dust control methods, with a focus on atomized mist technology. Learn when atomized mist is appropriate and when other methods should be used, and how atomized mist is being used to distribute odor control chemicals. Hear about how a Midwest scrap facility employed a method that yielded significant results.

Speakers: Laura Stiverson, Dust Control Technology, Peoria, IL

The Scrap WhispererRoom 210

If you like participating or watching improv, this interactive session is for you. This workshop will prove how high level listening and questioning skills will increase communication in your company, shorten the sales cycle for the sales team, and help management develop better relationships with their teams. (Repeat of a program from Fri. 4/24)

Speaker: Judy Ferraro, Judy Ferraro & Associates, Lemont, IL

Mobile Equipment Safety in the Scrap Recycling EnvironmentRoom 212

Tour through different recycling facilities focusing on mobile equipment safety from the operations and safety points of view.

Speaker: Tony Smith, ISRI, Washington, DC

Metals ID: AluminumRoom 219

Participants learn the basics of identifying the various grades of aluminum that recyclers typically come in contact with. The course will demonstrate various techniques for identifying aluminum and the best ways to utilize these techniques.

Speaker: Jeff Arrow, TST Inc., Chino, CA

2:15 - 3:30 p.m.Don’t Ask That! What You Can and Can’t Ask During An InterviewRoom 207

Over the years, many companies and corporations have come up with interviewing techniques that they thought were clever, only to find themselves in court for discriminatory practices. In this workshop, you’ll learn what you can and can’t say in an interview. Understanding basic employment law and adopting procedures that conform with federal and state law will help protect you from engaging in unlawful practices. This workshop is a must for anyone that has the responsibility of hiring new talent and filling positions in a company.

Speaker: Victor Cardwell, Woods Rogers

ZORBA: Better Grades, Better Recovery, and Richer RedsRoom 208

Hear about efforts to connect the world of research and real world application to produce a higher quality feedstock. Learn about the science of how placing eddy currents in a series, with certain recycle streams, can yield a “green fence” grade of a Zorba. Both the academic science as well as full scale test work validating the same will be discussed and presented.

Speaker: Tim Shuttleworth, Eriez, Erie, PA; Scott Koermer, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA

Building a Better Manager: The Top 5 Ways to Improve Your Leadership SkillsRoom 210

The key to a successful and productive team start with a great manager. In fact, many project failures can be directly attributed to common mistakes managers make while they try to lead their team. In this workshop, learn how to be a better manager by focusing on the key aspects of leading a team. (Repeat of a workshop on Thurs. 4/23)

Speaker: Jason Linkes, AMG Resources

Metals ID: Handheld AnalyzersRoom 219

Learn the basic principles of X-ray fluorescence and the typical capabilities and limitations of the technology. We will also cover various configurations and options. A practical, hands on demonstration of alloy testing will be included. Bring your most difficult samples and questions.

Speaker: Jim Passmore, Analytical Services and Testing, Bend, OR

3:45 - 5:00 p.m.The Benefits of Drying ASRRoom 208

Can drying your ASR be profitable? How can you improve your recovery rates with dry ASR? Learn how using fluid bed dryers combined with mechanical manipulation can result in an effective and efficient means of drying ASR in the right application.

Speaker: Ron Fruit and Dick Reeves, General Kinematics, Crystal Lake, IL

Metals ID: Nickel/StainlessRoom 219

Learn techniques for identifying stainless steel, alloys, and tool steels using methods such as spark testing, the magnet, relative coding, and application. Find out about the cause and effects of alloying elements that the consumer expects at the melting facilities using Electric Arc Furnaces (EAF).

Speaker: Jim Lawrence, American Metal Market, Wexford, PA

6:30 - 10:30 p.m.ISRI Final Night GalaJack Poole Plaza, Terrace, and Ballrooms

Close out a terrific week with exciting festivities. Watch as the Olympic Flame is lit, enjoy numerous food stations representing the cultures and cuisines of British Columbia, and enjoy exciting entertainment designed to make this one of ISRI’s best final night parties.

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15 Minutes On… A Series of Brief Updates on Key ISRI Services

Learn more about some of the important services ISRI offers to you and your community. These 15 minute sessions are held here at the ISRI Member Service Booth

Thursday, April 2311:00 – 11:15 a .m .

RIOS™ Certification Darrell Kendall & Irene Meroka – RIOS™

11:30 – 11:45 a .m . The Alignment of OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard with the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labeling Chemicals.

Joe Bateman – ISRI Safety

1:00 – 1:15 p .m . State Legislative Update

Justin Short – ISRI Government Relations

1:30 – 1:45 p .m . Hazards in the Operating Environment

Tony Smith – ISRI Safety

2:00 – 2:15 p .m . SuperFund and SuperFund Protection

Scott Horne – ISRI Government Relations

Friday, April 2411:00 – 11:15 a .m .

RIOS™ Certification Darrell Kendall & Irene Meroka – RIOS™

1:30 – 1:45 p .m . SuperFund and SuperFund Protection

Scott Horne – ISRI Government Relations 2:30 – 2:45 p .m .

Blind Spots Around Mobile EquipmentTony Smith – ISRI Safety

3:30 – 3:45 p .m . ScrapTheftAlert

Brady Mills – ISRI Law Enforcement Liaison

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Exhibitor DirectoryCommodity SymbolsThis year, exhibitors were offered the opportunity to self-identify their products with commodity symbols to help attendees find vendors of interest:

FE Ferrous NF Nonferrous PA Paper PL Plastics TR Tire/Rubber EL Electronics

21st Century Programming Booth 1413 FE NF PA PL TR EL

1051 East Wardlow Road Long Beach, CA 90807 T: (562) 981-1030 F: (562) 981-1040 www.21stcenturyprogramming.com

A .B .C . Recycling Ltd NEW

Booth 506 FE NF8081 Meadow Avenue Burnaby, BC V3N 2V9 T: (604) 522-9727www.abcrecycling.com

Accent Wire Booth 1617 FE NF PA PL TR EL

10131 FM 2920 Tomball, TX 77375 T: (281) 255-0719 F: (281) 255-0720 www.accentwire.comAcculoader Booth 228 FE NF

4804 Granite Drive, Bldg. F-3 Suite 293 Rocklin, CA 95677 T: (209) 406-6361 F: (916) 660-0679 www.acculoader.net

Action Equipment Company, Inc . Booth 1902 FE NF PA PL TR EL P.O. Box 3100 Newberg, OR 97132 T: (503) 537-1111 F: (503) 537-1117 www.actionconveyors.comActom/AIMSBooth 201 FE NF

235 W. Oklahoma Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53207 T: (414) 482-4200 F: (414) 482-4939 www.aimspower.com

Advanced Steel Recovery, LLC Booth 921FE NFPO Box 3793 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91729 T: (562) 427-2300 F: (562) 427-2334 www.advancedsteel.comAggregates Equipment, Inc . Booth 1500 FE NF PA PL TR EL

9 Horseshoe Road Leola, PA 17540 T: (717) 656-2131 F: (717) 656-6686 www.aggregatesequipment.com

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Aleaciones y Metales Booth 502 NF Av. Industria Siderurgica 2052, Parque Ind. Ramos Arizpe 25900 Mexico T: (+52) 844-4881660 F: (+52) 488-5803 www.amissa.mxAl-jon Manufacturing, LLC Booth B3 FE

15075 Al-jon Avenue Ottumwa, IA 52501 T: (641) 455-5642 F: (641) 682-6294 www.aljon.comAllied Alloys Booth 501 FE NF

6002 Donoho Street Houston, TX 77033 T: (713) 574-8623 F: (713) 432-9797 www.alliedalloys.comAllied Construction Products, LLC Booth 221 FE

3900 Kelley Avenue Cleveland, OH 44114 T: (216) 431-2600 F: (216) 431-2601 www.alliedcp.comAllied-Gator, Inc . Booth B4 2100 Poland Avenue Youngstown, OH 44502 T: (330) 744-0808 F: (330) 744-3281 www.alliedgator.comAmerican Baler Company Booth 1117 NF PA PL 800 E. Center StreetP.O. Box 29 Bellevue, OH 44811 T: (419) 217-8999 www.americanbaler.comAmerican Iron & Metal LP Booth 1720FE NF PA TR EL

9100 Henri Bourassa E. Montreal, QC H1E 2S4 Canada T: (514) 494-2000 F: (514) 494-3008 www.aimrecyclinggroup.com

American Metal Market Booth 322 FE NF

One Gateway Center Suite 1375 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 T: (412) 880-4985 www.amm.comAmerican Pulverizer Company Booth 1421 FE NF

1319 Macklind Avenue St. Louis, MO 63110 T: (314) 781-6100 F: (314) 781-5046 www.ampulverizer.comAmeridrives Power Transmission Booth 1901 FE

1680 Cornell Road Green Bay, WI 54313 T: (920) 593-2444 F: (920) 593-2440www.ameridrivespower transmission.comAmeriMex Motor and Controls, Inc . Booth 1211 FE NF PA PL TR P.O. Box 1549 Houston, TX 77251 T: (713) 225-4300 F: (713) 225-5707 www.amerimexinc.comAndritz Inc . Booth 210 NF EL One Namic Place Glens Falls, NY 12801 T: (+49)173-65-6669 www.andritz.comAnsam Metals/Thalheimer Brothers Booth 1501 NF

1026 E. Patapsco Avenue Baltimore, MD 21225 T: (410) 355-8220 F: (410) 355-0513 www.ansammetals.comAnvil Attachments Booth 528 261 Highway 19 Slaughter, LA 70777 T: (225) 654-8223 www.anvilattachments.com

Applied Rigaku Technologies, Inc . Booth 420 NF PL 9825 Spectrum Drive Building 4, Suite 475 Austin, TX 78717 T: (512) 225-1796 F: (512) 225-1797 www.rigakuedxrf.comASKO Inc . Booth 833 FE 501 West Seventh Avenue Homestead, PA 15120 T: (412) 461-4110 F: (412) 461-4180 www.askoinc.comATM Recyclingsystems GmbH Booth 1603 FE NF TR EL

Josef-Ressel-Gasse 8 Fohnsdorf, STMK 08753 Austria T: (+43) 35731275270 F: (+43) 3577127527-390 www.atm-recyclingsystems.comAugustfehn Americas, Inc .Booth 308 FE P.O. Box 25014 Little Rock, AR 72221 T: (501) 400-7620 www.augustfehn-americas.comAuto Data Direct, Inc . Booth 621 FE NF TR

1379 Cross Creek Circle Tallahassee, FL 32301 T: (850) 877-8804 F: (850) 877-5910 www.add123.comAutomotive Recyclers Association Booth 218 9113 Church Street Manassas, VA 20110 T: (571) 208-0428 www.a-r-a.orgA-WardBooth 200 FE

17 Miami Parade, Penrose Auckland 1061 New Zealand T: (+64) 21741102 www.a-ward.com

Bano Recycling SRL Booth 1304 Via Narlello 24 Campodarsego, PD 35011 Italy T: (+39) 049 9200 757 F: (+39) 049 9200 172 www.banoeco.comBarko Hydraulics, LLC Booth A2 FE NF

One Banks Avenue Superior, WI 54880 T: (906) 201-1475 www.barko.comBASF Corporation-Catalystys DivisionBooth 1309 NF 25 Middlesex-Essex Turnpike Iselin, NJ 08830 T: (732) 205-6282 F: (732) 205-7136 www.converter-recycling.basf.com

Bateman Manufacturing Inc . Booth 227 FE NF

5 Winstar Road Oro-Medonte, ON L0L 2L0 Canada T: (705) 487-5020 F: (705) 487-5290 www.batemanmanufacturing.com

Beck Aluminum CorpBooth 707 NF 6150 Parkland Blvd. Paragon IISuite 260 Mayfield Heights, OH 44124 T: (440) 684-4848 F: (440) 684-4860 www.beckaluminum.comBeka Max of America, Inc . Booth 1716 258 Sonwil Drive Buffalo, NY 14225 T: (905) 821-1050 F: (905) 858-0597 www.beka-lube.comBenlee Inc . Booth 1726 FE NF PL EL

30383 Ecorse Road Romulus, MI 48174 T: (734) 722-8100 F: (734) 722-6662 www.benlee.com

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BG Metal Trade, Inc . NEW

Booth 807 3 Street, Colon Free Zone Colon, Panama T: (507) 447-0773F: (507) 447-0773 www.bgmetaltrade.comBhatt International, Inc NEW

Booth 305 NF 5829 Manor Lane Parkville, MO 64152T: (816) 728-5145F: (816) 741-7071 BHS Sonthofen, Inc . Booth 1900 FE NF PL TR EL

14300 South Lakes Drive Charlotte, NC 28273 T: (980) 335-2544 F: (704) 845-1902www.bhs-recycling.comBladeCore Booth 1807 FE NF

155 Main Street1240 Commerce Avenue Superior, WI 54880 T: (218) 269-9360F: (715) 395-3703 www.bladecore.netBoneng Transmission USABooth 1805 FE NF PA PL TR EL

1670 Enterprise Parkway Twinsburg, OH 44087 T: (330) 425-1516F: (330) 425-1519 www.boneng.comBosch Rexroth Corporation Booth 1116 FE NF PA TR

5150 Prairie Stone Parkway Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 T: (847) 645-3612 F: (847) 463-8568 www.boschrexroth-us.comBowe Knives Booth 1120 FE NF

2527 State Street Bettendorf, IA 52722 T: (800) 822-2693 F: (563) 355-4907 www.boweknives.comBrady Recycling Solutions – SAI Booth 1401 FE NF PA PL TR EL

1705 Indian Wood Circle Maumee, OH 43537 T: (419) 891-1100 F: (419) 891-1045 www.bradyplc.com

Bruker Booth 1321 FE NF EL

415 N. Quay Street Kennewick, WA 99336 T: (509) 783-9850 www.bruker.com/hhxrfB-Tek Scales, LLC Booth 507 FE NF PA PL

1510 Metric Avenue SW Canton, OH 44706 T: (330) 458-3043 F: (330) 471-8909 www.b-tek.comBuffalo Turbine Booth 810 FE NF PA PL

180 Zoar Valley Road Springville, NY 14141 T: (716) 592-1000 F: (716) 592-1001 www.buffaloturbine.comBunting Magnetics Co . Booth 617 FE NF PA PL TR EL

500 S. Spencer Road Newton, KS 67114 T: (316) 284-2020 F: (316) 283-3408 www.buntingmagnetics.comBuiltrite Handlers & Attachments Booth 809 530 Recycle Center Drive Two Harbors, MN 55616 T: (218) 834-5555 www.buitritehandlers.comCadeci Intl . Corp Booth B1 3101 Fairlane Farms Rd. Suite 5 Wellington, FL 33414 T: (561) 792-0026F: (561) 792-1332 C&Y Global Inc . Booth 701 NF

121 N. Pasadena Boulevard Pasadena, TX 77506 T: (713) 534-6500 F: (713) 472-3725 www.cnyltd.comCASE Construction Equipment Booth A7 FE NF PA PL TR EL

621 State Street Racine, WI 53402 T: (262) 636-7498 www.casece.com

Caterpillar Inc . Booth B7 FE NF PA PL TR EL

101 SW Adams Street Suite 240 Peoria, IL 61602 T: (309) 675-7702 www.cat.comCentral Manufacturing, Inc . Booth 1312 4258 Springfield Road E. Peoria, IL 61611 T: (309) 387-6591 F: (309) 387-6941 www.centralmhs.comCheng Ho Hsing Heavy Industries Co ., Ltd . Booth 319 FE NF No. 196, Lane 1900, Chun Shan Road Luh Chu District Kaohsiung 821 Taiwan, R.O.C. T: (+886) 7-6975188 F: (+886) 7-6960326 www.chhtw.comChina Entry-Exit, Inspection and Quarantine Association Reused and Recycling Branch Booth 804FE NF PA PL C11 JianXiang Villa, No. A1 Huayuan Beili, Dewai Street Beijing 100029 China T: (+86) 10-82023324 F: (+86) 10-82024325 www.ciqar.orgClement Industries, Inc . Booth 1626 FE NF P.O. Box 914Minden, LA 71058 T: (318) 377-2776 F: (318) 371-4369 www.clementind.comCole Integrated Systems Booth 405 FE NF 89 Glow AvenueP.O. Box 47630Hamilton, ON L8H 757 Canada T: (905) 512-4520 F: (905) 548-6668 Colmar USA, Inc . Booth 127 FE NF

3790 Commerce Court Suite 100 Wheatfield, NY 14120 T: (716) 693-9877 F: (716) 693-9869 www.colmarequipment.com

Colt Refining & Recycling Booth 603 FE NF EL

12A Star Drive Merrimack, NH 03054 T: (603) 429-9966 F: (603) 429-3255 www.coltrefining.comColumbia Steel Casting Co ., Inc . Booth 932 FE

10425 N. Bloss Ave.Portland, OR 97283 T: (503) 286-0685 F: (503) 286-1743 www.columbiasteel.comCombilift USA NEW Booth 409 303 Concord Street Greensboro, NC 27406 T: (+11) 353 478 0500 F: (+11) 353 478 0501 www.combilift.comCompany Wrench Ltd . Booth 109 4805 Scooby Lane Carroll, OH 43112 T: (740) 808-3130 F: (866) 360-7595 www.companywrench.comCopper Recovery, Inc . Booth 1027 NF

18072 Gothard Street Huntington Beach, CA 92648 T: (858) 254-4482 F: (714) 842-0406 www.copperrecovery.comCP Manufacturing Booth 1417 NF EL 6795 Calle de Linea San Diego, CA 92154 T: (619) 477-3175 F: (619) 477-3426 www.cpmfg.comCRO Software Solutions NEW

Booth 400 5135 94th Street Calgary, AB T2L 559CanadaT: (403) 899-3980www.crobins.netCrow Environmental Booth 421 FE NFUnit 3 The Quadrangle The Drift Ipswich 1P3 9QR United Kingdom T: (+44) 1473290207F: (+44) 1473290257 www.crowenvironmental.co.uk

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CyclePoint NEW

Booth 904 FE NF PA PL EL 8401 Old Courthouse Road Vienna, VA 22182 T: (703) 584-3990 www.cyclepointus.orgDaemo America Inc . Booth A8 FE

6675 Doolittle Avenue Riverside, CA 92503 T: (951) 688-8300 F: (951) 688-8500 www.daemoamerica.comDanieli Centro Recycling Booth 1409 FE NF

1029 avenue dela Motte ServolexChanbery 73094 France T: (+33) 479622644 F: (+33) 479626349 www.danieli-centro-recycling.comDelta Metal Recycling (Holdings) Limited Booth 1808 NF D32 Zhaoqing Asia Metal Resources Recycling Base, Longfu Town, SihuiZhaoqing, Guangdong 526200China T: (+86) 758-3810168F: (+86) 758-3810886 www.delta-alu.comDesertMicro Booth 700 FE NF PA PL EL

10550 Deerwood Park Boulevard Suite 650 Jacksonville, FL 32256 T: (904) 247-4285 F: (904) 241-7333 www.desertmicro.netDetroit Edge Tool Company Booth 917 FE NF

6570 East Nevada Detroit, MI 48234 T: (313) 366-4120 F: (313) 366-1890 www.detroitedge.comDidion International, Inc . Booth 816 FE NF

7000 West Geneva Drive Saint Peters, MO 63376 T: (636) 278-8700 F: (636) 278-3155 www.didion.com

Didion International, Inc . Booth 207 FE NF PL EL

960 S. Village Oaks DriveCovina, CA 91724T: (626) 618-0660F: (626) 575-7999 www.cmincus.comDoosan Infracore Construction Equipment Booth C4 FE NF PA PL TR EL

250 East Beaton Drive West Fargo, ND 58078 T: (630) 644-5612F: (317) 288-0170www.doosaninfracore.comDOWA Booth 306 EL

370 Lexington Avenue Suite 1002 New York, NY 10017 T: (212) 697-3217 F: (212) 697-3902 Driveline Service of Portland, Inc . Booth 1122 9041 NE Vancouver Way Portland, OR 97211 T: (503) 935-5460 F: (503) 289-5838 www.driveshafts.comDust Control Technology Booth 1106 1607 West Chanute Road Peoria, IL 61615 T: (309) 693-8600 F: (309) 693-8605 www.dustboss.comDynamic Recycling Booth 1320 EL

2135 Enterprise Avenue La Crosse, WI 54603 T: (608) 781-4030 F: (608) 782-3073 www.dynamicrecycling.comE-Crane International USA, Inc . Booth 717 FE NF PA PL TR

1332 Freese Works Place Galion, OH 44820 T: (419) 468-0090 F: (419) 468-0074 www.e-crane.comEddie’s Welding Equipment Booth 517 FE NF PA PL TR EL

10710 Craighead Houston, TX 77025 T: (281) 403-4706 F: (281) 403-4716 www.eddieswelding.com

Eldan Inc . Booth 1503

NF TR EL 6311 Inducon Corporate Drive Suite 14 Sanborn, NY 14132 T: (716) 731-4900 F: (716) 731-4909 www.eldan-recycling.comElectric Guard Dog Booth 1706 P.O. Box 21832 Columbia, SC 29221 T: (800) 432-6391 www.electricguarddog.comELG Metals, Inc . Booth 916 FE

9400 Rayo Avenue South Gate, CA 90280 T: (323) 569-3545 F: (323) 569-4145 www.elgmetals.com

Englo, Inc . Booth 519 FE NF PA PL TR EL

One White Oak Trace Beckley, WV 25801 T: (304) 253-0777 F: (304) 253-0719 www.engartinc.comEnvironmental Metal Works (EMW) NEW

Booth 209 FE NF PA PL TR EL

4905-55 Ave. P.O. Box 430 Two Hills, Alberta TOB 4KOCanadaT: (780) 657-2035 F: (780) 657-2471 www.emwgroup.caEnvirosure Solutions, LLC Booth 712 1979 E. Broadway Road Tempe, AZ 85282 T: (480) 784-4621 F: (480) 784-2207 www.envirosure.comE-Pak Manufacturing, LLC Booth 1801 1109 Pittsburgh Avenue P.O. Box 269 Wooster, OH 44691 T: (330) 264-0825 F: (330) 264-2664 www.epakmanufacturing.comE-Tech Management (USA) Inc Booth 504 NF EL

1980 S. Rochester Ave.#108 Ontario, CA 91761 T: (604) 303-7958www.e-techmanagement.com

Equipment International Booth 1802 FE

13780 East Rice Place Suite 102 Aurora, CO 80015 T: (303) 699-7766 F: (303) 699-4548 www.equipint.comEquipment Reuse International, LLC NEW

Booth 1913 FE NF TR

1525 Industrial AveErie, PA 16505 T: (814) 629-4049 www.equip-resue.comE Recycling Systems, LLC Booth 1604 NF 5010 MacDougall Drive SW Atlanta, GA 30336 T: (251) 259-5038 www.erecyclingsystems.comEriez Booth 1327 FE NF PL EL

2200 Asbury Road Erie, PA 16506 T: (814) 835-6000 F: (814) 838-4960 www.eriez.comESCO Corp . Booth 327 FE

2141 NW 25th Avenue Portland, OR 97210 T: (503) 778-6752 www.escocorp.comEuler Hermes North America Booth 1009 FE NF PA PL TR EL 800 Red Brook Boulevard Owings Mills, MD 21117 T: (443) 750-1001 www.eulerhermes.usEyeMax Security, LLC Booth 401 FE 885 Woodstock Road Suite 438-278 Roswell, GA 30075 T: (678) 523-5780 F: (770) 752-8795 www.eyemaxsecurity.net

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EZ Crusher Booth 825 FE P.O. Box J890 Norway Drive Annandale, MN 55302 T: (320) 274-3591 F: (320) 274-3859 www.ezcrusher.comFastmarkets Inc . Booth 320 FE NF

401 South LaSalle Street Suite 605 Chicago, IL 60605 T: (312) 929-4200 www.fastmarkets.comFEMCO Holdings, LLC Booth 902 FE NF PA PL TR EL

754 South Main Street Ext. Punxsutawney, PA 15767 T: (814) 938-9763 F: (814) 938-8332 www.femcomachine.comFerrex Engineering LTD Booth 706 FE NF

230 Westney Road South Suite 300 Ajax, ON L1S 7J5 Canada T: (905) 683-8518 F: (905) 683-9350 www.ferrexeng.comFirst America Metal Corp . Booth 800 NF EL

1000 Armstrong Street Morris, IL 60450 T: (815) 941-9888 F: (815) 941-5770 www.firstamericametal.comFlipScreen Australia Pty Ltd . Booth 1621 FE NF

235 Copland Street Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650 Australia T: (+61) 269318002 F: (+61) 269318003 www.flipscreen.netForrec USA Inc .Booth 2002 FE NF PA PL TR EL

233 Adley WayGreenville, SC 29607 www.forrecusa.com

Free Jam Two-Ram NEW

Booth 117 NF PA PL P.O. Box 20146 Greensboro, NC 27420 T: (336) 285-8592 F: (336) 285-8595www.cbebaler.com Frog InternationalBooth 500 FE NF PL TR EL 800 East Ocean Blvd. #105Long Beach, CA 90802 T: (714) 595-9751 F: (310) 241-1442www.frogenv.com Fukutomi Green Products Inc . NEW

Booth 404 PL

538 W. Monterey Ave. Pomona, CA 91768 T: (909) 629-3806 F: (909) 629-3856 www.fukutomi.comGeneral Kinematics Corporation Booth 1508 FE NF PA PL TR EL

5050 Rickert Road Crystal Lake, IL 60014 T: (815) 444-3534 www.generalkinematics.comGenesis Attachments Booth B2 FE

1000 Genesis Drive Superior, WI 54880 T: (715) 395-3432 www.genesisattachments.comGensco Equipment Inc . Booth 1727

FE NF PA PL EL 53 Carlaw Avenue Toronto, ON M4M 2R6 Canada T: (416) 465-7521 F: (416) 465-4489www.genscoequip.comGJ Sullivan Co . Booth 711 625 The City Drive, Suite 400 Orange, CA 92868 T: (714) 621-2330 F: (714) 876-2280 www.gjsullivan.com

Global Refinment Group NEW

Booth 901 FE NF

500 Main St. Kenbridge, VA 23944 T: (917) 717-1402 F: (434) 676-9223 www.powermetalrecyclingca.comGovernment Liquidation Booth 1203

FE NF TR EL 15051 North Kierland Boulevard Suite 300 Scottsdale, AZ 85254 T: (480) 367-1300www.govliquidation.comGrand Metal Group Ltd . Booth 806 NF Room 601, Caihui Building, No. 51 Hanhai North Avenue Guicheng Fosham, Guangdong 528200 T: (+86) 139 0280 4530 F: (+86) 757 86333606 www.grandmetalgroup.comGranutech Saturn Booth 627FE NF PA PL TR EL 8008 E Woodview DriveSuite 100Spokane, WA 99212 T: (509) 994-6305www.granutech.comGreatLakes Equipment Co . NEW

Booth 2006 FE 592 Mayer St. Oglesby, IL 61348 T: (815) 220-771 www.greatlakesequipment.comGreenland America, Inc . Booth 1504 FE NF

1905 Woodstock Road Suite 2200 Roswell, GA 30075 T: (770) 435-1100 F: (770) 435-1200 www.greenlandamerica.comGreystone Alloys Booth 2000 NF

1545 Fisher Road Houston, TX 77041 T: (281) 516-2669F: (281) 516-2195 www.greystonealloys.com

Gurona Corporation Booth 1102 FE NF PA PL EL

333 Gellert BoulevardSuite 161 Daly City, CA 94015 T: (415) 812-8940 F: (650) 755-6788 www.guronacorp.comGWB and Spicer Drivetrain Products Booth 1217 6201 Trust Drive Holland, OH 43528 T: (419) 866-3961 www.GWB-Essen.de, www.SpicerParts.com/industrial

HAMMEL New York, LLC Booth 616FE NF TR EL

481 Highland Drive Chesterton, IN 46304 T: (219) 929-5824 F: (219) 921-0980 www.hammelny.comHammermills International, LLC Booth 427 FE NF EL

14963 South 49th West Ave.Kiefer, OK 74041 T: (918) 584-5884 F: (888) 271-1689 www.hammermillsintl.comHarris Booth 1119 FE NF PA PL TR EL

315 W. 12th Avenue Cordele, GA 31015 T: (229) 273-2500 www.harrisequip.comHill Country Recycling CorpNEW

Booth 302 FE NF P.O. Box 3046 Marble Falls,TX 78654T: (830) 693-3667F: (830) 798-1119 www.hillcountryrecycling.comHolmatro Inc .Booth 211 FE NF

505 McCormick Drive Glen Burnie, MD 21061T: (443) 994-2135F: (410) 768-4878 www.holmatro.comHustler Conveyor Company Booth 1421 4101 Crusher Drive O’Fallon, MO 63368 T: (636) 441-8600 F: (636) 441-8611 www.hustler-conveyor.com

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HydroThrift Corp . Booth 1308 FE NF PA PL TR EL

1301 Sanders Avenue SW Massillon, OH 44648 T: (630) 392-8733 F: (330) 837-0558 www.hydrothrift.comImabe of America Booth 121 FE NF PA PL

3355 NW 41st Street Miami, FL 33142 T: (305) 921-9584 F: (305) 501-4666 www.imabeus.comIndeco North America Booth 2008 FE

135 Research Drive Milford, CT 06460 T: (203) 713-1030 F: (203) 713-1040 www.indeco-breakers.comIndustrial Netting Booth 1516 FE

7681 Setzler Parkway North Minneapolis, MN 55445 T: (763) 496-6355 F: (763) 496-6356 www.industrialnetting.comInternational Baler Corporation Booth 1527 FE NF PA PL TR EL

5400 Rio Grande Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32254 T: (904) 358-3812 ext. 202www.intl-baler.comInternational Core Supply Booth 304 FE NF PL TR EL

3417 East Columbus Drive Tampa, FL 33605 T: (813) 247-5811 F: (813) 247-4762 www.internationalcore.comInterstate Batteries RecyclingBooth 410 NF

12770 Merit Drive, Suite 1000 Dallas, TX 75251 T: (972) 715-6694 F: (972) 455-6091 www.interstatebatteries.com/recycling

iScrap App Inc . Booth 919 FE NF EL P.O. Box 680 Rockaway, NJ 07866 T: (201) 616-9993 F: (973) 625-9216 www.iscrapapp.comJames Environmental Management, Inc . Booth 605 600 Round Rock West Drive Suite 201 Round Rock, TX 78681 T: (512) 244-3631 F: (512) 244-0853 www.jamesenvironmental.comJeffrey Rader Canada, a TerraSource Global Company NEWBooth 1810 PA PL TR

135 boul. Brunswick Pointe Claire, QC H9R5N2Canada T: (514) 822-2660 www.terrasource.comJiangSu Gaode Hydraulic Machinery Co ., Ltd . Booth 1619 FE NF PA PL TR No. 691 Chengshan Road Cheng Dong Subdistrict Jiangyin, JiangSu 214437 China T: (+86) 152-61635390 F: (+86) 510-86993993 www.gaodeyeya.comJoest Inc . Booth 1607 FE NF PL TR

799 Roosevelt Road Building 4 - 305 Glenn Ellyn, IL 60137 T: (630) 469-0900 F: (630) 469-3800 www.joest-us.comK&C International Consulting Co, Ltd Booth 705 FE NF PA PL

1-3110 Joy Mansion, No. 99 Chaoyang North Road, Chaoyang DistrictBeijing 100123 ChinaT: (+86) 108-5569005F: (+86) 106-556-5338www.aqsiqservice.comKarl W . Schmidt & Associates Booth 206 FE NF PA PL TR EL

3900 East 68th Avenue Commerce City, CO 80022 T: (303) 931-6071 www.karlschmidt.com

Kastle Systems Booth 909 FE NF

6402 Arlington Boulevard Falls Church, VA 22042 T: (703) 247-0241 www.kastle.comKelley Construction Inc . Booth 1611 FE NF

12550 Lake Station Place Louisville, KY 40299 T: (502) 479-6537 www.kelleyconstruction.comKing One Certification Consulting, Ltd .Booth 1521 FE NF PA PL Room 612, Block B., Shoucheng International, No.36 Gunagqu RdChaoyang DistrickBeijing 100123 T: (010) 51268223F: (010) 51263773 www.aqsiqcn.comKinshofer Liftall Booth 1717 FE NF PA TR 5040 Mainway Drive Burlington, ON L7L 7G5 Canada T: (905) 335-2856 F: (905) 335-4529 www.kinshofer.comL & P Wire Tie Systems Booth 1317 FE NF PA PL TR EL

635 E. Central Avenue Carthage, MO 64836 T: (417) 358-8322 F: (417) 358-6359 www.lpwiretie.comLamb Fuels, Inc . Booth 1710 NF

725 Main Street Chula Vista, CA 91911 T: (678) 525-6889 F: (321) 286-8164 www.lambfuels.comLaufer Group Export Logistics Booth 505 FE NF PA PL

7007 Parvin Road Kansas City, MO 64117 T: (816) 421-2233 F: (816) 421-2426 www.laufer.com

LBX Company Booth B9 2004 Buck Lane Lexington, KY 40511 T: (859) 245-3930 F: (859) 245-3909 www.lbxco.comLefort North America Booth A5 FE 501 S. Atlantic Drive Lantana, FL 33462 T: (866) 805-3376www.lefortnorthamerica.comLiebherr Construction Equipment Co . Booth B8 FE NF PA PL TR EL

4100 Chestnut Avenue Newport News, VA 23607 T: (757) 928-2503 F: (757) 928-8701 www.liebherr.usLindner America, LLC Booth 316FE NF PA PL TR EL

9321 Focal Point Raleigh, NC 27617 T: (919) 783-7719 F: (919) 890-0446 www.l-rt.usLiquisort Recycling B .V . Booth 512NF Sciencepark Eindhoven 5502Son, 5692 EL The Netherlands T: (+31) 42678800www.liquisort.comLudlum Measurements, Inc . Booth 1410 FE NF

501 Oak Street Sweetwater, TX 79556 T: (325) 235-5494 F: (325) 235-4672 www.ludlums.comMachine Service Inc . Booth 817 FE NF PA PL TR EL

1000 Ashwaubenon Street Green Bay, WI 54304 T: (920) 339-3000 F: (920) 339-3003 www.machineservice.com

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Machinex Technologies Inc . Booth 823 FE NF PA PL 8770 West Byrn Mawr Avenue Suite 1300 Chicago, IL 60631 T: (819) 362-3281 www.machinextechnologies.comMack Manufacturing, Inc . Booth 520 FE NF P.O. Box 1559Theodore, AL 36590 T: (251) 653-9999 F: (251) 653-1365 www.mackmfg.comMagnetech Industrial Services Booth 1420 FE NF 800 Nave Road SE Massillon, OH 44646 T: (330) 830-3500 F: (330) 830-3520 www.magnetech.comMagnetic Lifting Technologies, US Booth 1210 FE

4200 Casteel Drive Coraopolis, PA 15108 T: (330) 606-4186 T: (866) 252-0627 www.mltus.comMantsinen Group LTD NEW

Booth 216 FE NF

Valikankaantie 3 Ylamylly 80400 Finland T: (358) 40 0378 880 F: (358) 13 2525 555 www.mantsinen.comMarathon Equipment/ ESG Booth 1303 NF 2030 Hamilton Place Boulevard Chattanooga, TN 37421 T: (423) 779-8983 www.marathonequipment.comMaurer Manufacturing Booth 720 FE P.O. Box 160 Spencer, IA 51301 T: (712) 262-2992 F: (712) 262-1022 www.maurermfg.com

Mayer Information Technology Inc . Booth 1520FE NF PA PL TR EL

255 Consumers Road, Suite 500 Toronto, ON M2J 1R4 CanadaT: (416) 847-4071 F: (416) 847-4072 www.mayerglobal.comMCI Cores Booth 1609 FE NF PL EL

6346 Plymouth Avenue St. Louis, MO 63133 T: (314) 725-2673 F: (314) 725-0773 www.mcicores.netMetal Recycling and Processing Co ., Inc ( MRP Co . Inc .) NEW

Booth 1608 FE EL

260 Schilling CircleHunt Valley, MD 21031 T: (410) 771-1007F: (410) 771-1722www.mrpcompany.comMetallix Refining NEW

Booth 223 NF 59 Avenue At The CommonsShrewsbury, NJ 07702T: (800) 327-7938F: (732) 544-0895www.metallixrefining.comMetler ToledoBooth 1907 FE NF PA PL TR EL

2915 Argentina RoadUnit 6 Mississauga ON L5N 8 G6 CanadaT: (614) 438-4936 F: (614) 985-8027 www.mt.comMetso Booth 1103 FE NF

11451 Jones Maltsberger Road San Antonio, TX 78216 T: (412) 269-5298 F: (412) 269-5212 www.metso.comMG Recycling Booth 708NF Via E. Rossaro 7Bondeno Ferrara 44012 ItalyT: (+39) 0532897664F: (+39) 0532891270www.mgrecycling.it

Mid-Atlantic Waste Systems Booth 1008

NF 614 W. Patapsco Ave. Baltimore, MD 21225 T: (540) 521-5643 www.mawaste.comMidwest Industrial Supply, Inc . Booth 1513 1101 3rd Street SE Canton, OH 44707 T: (330) 456-3121 ext. 867 F: (330) 456-3247 www.midwestind.comMoley Magnetics Inc . Booth 801 FE NF

4922 IDA Park Drive Lockport, NY 14094 T: (716) 434-4023 F: (716) 434-5893 www.moleymagneticsinc.comMonico Alloys, Inc . Booth 1612 3039 E. Ana Street Rancho Dominguez, CA 90221 T: (310) 928-0168 F: (310) 928-0179 www.monicoalloys.comMOROS Booth 1021 FE NF P.l. Malpica, C/E, 54-54Zaragoza 662 50080 Spain T: (+34) 976573410 F: (+34) 976572354 www.moros.comMSS, Inc . Booth 1419 NF 3738 Keystone AvenueNashville, TN 37211 T: (616) 781-2669 www.magsep.comMTB Booth 1033 NF PL TR EL Quartier de la Gare Trept 38460 France T: (+33) 474-92-99-36 F: (+33) 474-92-92-30 www.mtb.frMTS - Multimedia Training Systems Booth 610 FE NF PA PL TR EL

370 Broadmoor Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15228 T: (412) 341-2185 F: (412) 341-2186 www.scrapyardsafety.com

NASCO-OP Booth 1017 FE NF

2031 Resier Avenue SE New Philadelphia, OH 44663 T: (330) 343-5565 F: (330) 364-8094 www.nascoop.comNational Magnet & Supply Co . Booth 413 FE NF

15 West Mall Plainview, NY 11803 T: (516) 752-8003 F: (516) 752-7995 www.nationalmagnet.comNational Quality Assurance NEW

Booth 1903 EL

4 Post Office Square Rd.Strassen, Acton, MA 01720 T: (978) 201-6755www.nqa-usa.comNational Vehicle Mercury Switch Recovery Program/ELVS Booth 1708 NF PO Box 3282 Farmington Hills, MI 48333T: (248) 788-6656 www.elvsolutions.orgNFM Alloyz SABooth 719 NF

19-21 Route D’Arlon Strassen 08009 Luxembourg T: (+352) 621240378www.nfm.lu Nycon Corporation Booth 1511 FE NF PA PL TR EL

300 Ben Fairless Drive Fairless Hills, PA 19030 T: (215) 310-2008 F: (215) 310-2009 www.nycon.comOBC Booth 508NF PA PL 3500 Lorain AvenueSuite 505 Cleveland, OH 44113 T: (216) 398-8800 F: (216) 398-9430 www.obcbaling.comOhio Magnetics, Inc . Booth 1316 FE NF

5400 Dunham Road Maple Heights, OH 44137 T: (800) 486-6446 F: (216) 662-2911 www.ohiomagnetics.com

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O-Jung Ind . Booth 2012 FE NF PL TR EL

Jipyung Plaza 701-1 Jeongbalsan – No. 19 Ilsandong-gu Gyeonggi-do 410-380 Korea T: (+82) 31 932 1962 F: (+82) 31 932 1963www.recycle-mc.com Olympus Booth 98 FE NF PL TR

45 Woerd Avenue Walthan, MA 02453 T: (781) 419-3857 www.olympus-ims.comOusei Kankyoshoji Co ., LTD Booth 1310 EL

7F-7, 2-2 Sanadayama-cho, Tennoji-ku Osaka 543-0015 Japan T: (+81) 6-4391-1667 F: (+81) 6-4391-1668 http://www.ousei.jpOverbuilt . Inc . Booth A3 FE

780 West Park Avenue NW Huron, SD 57350 T: (605) 352-6469 F: (605) 352-0881 www.overbuilt.comOxford Instruments Booth 620 FE NF EL

300 Baker Avenue Suite 150 Concord, MA 01742 T: (978) 369-9933 F: (978) 369-8287 www.oxford-instruments.comPalfinger American Roll-Off Booth C3 572 Whitehead Road Trenton, NJ 08619 T: (609) 588-5400 F: (609) 588-4104 www.palfinger.comPallmann Industries, Inc . Booth 1707 NF PA PL TR 820 Bloomfield Avenue Clifton, NJ 07012 T: (973) 471-1450F: (973) 471-7152 www.pallmannindustries.com

Pan Gulf/Global Metal Booth 226 FE NF PL EL P.O. Box 7067 Industrial Area 10 Sharjah United Arab Emirates T: (+971) 6 534 6454F: (+971) 6 534 6414www.pgi.aePanhandle Converter Recycling Booth 204 FE 868 Murray Drive Dothan, AL 36303 T: (855) 752-0393F: (334) 446-4062 www.panhandleconverters.comPellenc ST NEWBooth 709PL

125 Rue Francois Gernelle BP124 Pertuis FR 84124 France T: (+33) 490094790 www.pellencst.comPeninsula Equipment Booth 1004 P.O. Box 7517 Columbia, SC 29202 T: (803) 926-4145 www.peninsulaequipment.comPerry Johnson Registrars, Incorporated Booth 908 755 W. Big BeaverSuite 1340Troy, MI 48084 T: (248) 358-3388F: (248) 247-3365 www.pjr.comPGM of Texas Booth 99 NF 4620 W. Highway 290 Dripping Springs, TX 78620 T: (512) 797-4432 F: (512) 829-4194 www.pgmoftexas.comPhoenix Group Metals Booth 900 FE NF

422 South 33rd Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85009 T: (602) 415-9166 F: (602) 237-6728 www.pgm-corp.comPinnacle Engineering, Inc . Booth 1111 FE NF PA PL TR

1000 27th Avenue SW Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 T: (319) 896-4306 F: (319) 868-4309 www.pinnacle-eng.com

Pitbull Trailers NEWBooth 1518FE NF TR EL

7986 N. Telegraph Rd. Newport, MI 48166 T: (734) 442-6202F: (734) 240-3561 www.lcbent.orgP . Kay Metal, Inc . Booth 513 NF 2448 East 25th Street Los Angeles, CA 90058 T: (323) 585-5058 F: (323) 585-1380 www.pkaymetal.comPopScrap .com Inc . Booth 300 FE NF EL

11265 Loch Lomond Rd.Middletown, CA 95461 T: (888) 440-8858 F: (760) 690-8657 www.popscrap.comPoseidon Logistics Inc . Booth 910 801 S. Garfield Avenue Suite 300 Alhambra, CA 91801 T: (626) 289-3900 F: (626) 289-3999 www.poseidonlogisticsinc.comProcess Equipment Booth 1909 FE NF PA PL TR

301 Hartz AvenueSuite 207 Danville, CA 94526-3328 T: (925) 553-5053 F: (925) 820-3480 www.processeq.netProfitGuard, LLCBooth 2004 FE NF

30200 Telegraph RoadSuite 450 Bingham Farms, MI 48025 T: (248) 430-4458F: (248) 646-0525 www.eprofitguard.comQuad Plus Booth 1517 FE NF

1919 Cherry Hill Road Joliet, IL 60433 T: (815) 724-2240 F: (815) 740-0864 www.quadplus.com

RadComm Systems Corp .Booth 805 FE NF

2931 Portland Drive Oakville, ON L6H 5S4 Canada T: (905) 829-8290 F: (905) 829-1406 www.radcommsystems.comRebuilders Automotive Supply Booth 217 FE NF EL

1650 Flat River Road Coventry, RI 02816 T: (401) 822-3030 F: (401) 828-8488 www.coresupply.comRECY Systems Inc . Booth 606 FE NF PA PL TR EL

334 E. Main Collegeville, PA 19426 T: (225) 773-0087 www.recy-systems.comRecycleGuard Booth 1127 FE NF PA PL TR EL

1 New Hampshire Avenue Suite 200 Portsmouth, NH 03801 T: (603) 334-3068 F: (603) 334-3090 www.recycleguard.comRecycling Equipment Manufacturing, Inc . Booth 623FE NF PA PL TR EL P.O. Box 310 Priest River, ID 83856 T: (208) 448-4736 F: (208) 448-1786 www.remfg.comRecycling International Booth 1023 FE NF PA EL P.O. Box 2098 Arnhem 6802 CB The Netherlands T: (+31) 263 120 994 F: (+31) 263 120 630 www.recyclinginternational.com

Recycling Product News NEW Booth 4112323 Boundary Rd. Vancouver BC V5M 4V8 Canada T: (604) 291-9900F: (604) 291-1906 www.recyclingproductnews.comRecycling Today Media Group Booth 920 5811 Canal RoadValley View, OH 44125 T: (216) 393-0269 F: (216) 525-0515 www.recyclingtoday.com

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Redwave Solutions US LLC NEW

Booth 202 PA PL

228 East 45th StreetSuite 9E New York, NY 10017 T: (929) 257-3328 www.redwave-us.com Rice Lake Weighing Systems Booth 1313 FE NF PA PL TR EL

230 West Coleman Street Rice Lake, WI 54868 T: (715) 234-9171F: (715) 234-6967 www.ricelake.comRiverside Engineering Booth 1227 FE NF EL

121 Interpark BoulevardSuite 604 San Antonio, TX 78216 T: (210) 227-9090F: (210) 227-7038 www.megashredder.comRoll Rite, LLC Booth 2010 650 Industrial DriveGladwin, MI 48624T: (989) 896-1111 F: (989) 345-7805 www.rollrite.comRotobec USA Inc . Booth 1627 FE NF PA PL TR EL

#3-3525 Edwards RoadKelowna, BC V1X7R6 CanadaT: (250) 765-1161 www.rotobec.comRUF Briquetting Systems Booth 317 FE NF

31336 Industrial Pkwy Suite 5North Olmsted, OH 44070 T: (440) 779-2747F: (440) 779-1404 www.ruf-briquetter.comSaaya Inc . NEW

Booth 905 2111 Greenway Village DriveKaty, TX 774940 T: (281) 395-3049 F: (281) 395-8588www.saaya.netSampla Belting NEW

Booth 313FE NF PA PL TR EL

61 North Gates AveBuffalo,NY 14218 T: (716) 667-7450 F: (716) 667-7450www.sampla.com

SAS Forks Booth 819 NF

133 Center Drive Hwy 54P.O. Box 260 Luxemburg, WI 54217 T: (920) 845-2198 F: (920) 845-2309 www.sasforks.comSciAps, Inc . Booth 1702NF 2 Constitution Way Woburn, MA 01801 T: (339) 927-9455 www.sciaps.comScrapIT Booth 1620 60 Granton DriveSuite 108 Richmond Hill, Ontario L4B1H7 Canada T: (416) 420-8645F: (905) 480-9342 www.iyb.comScrap Magazine – ISRI Booth 208 1615 L Street NW Suite 600 Washington, DC 20036 T: (202) 662-8547F: (202) 626-0947 www.scrap.orgScrap Metal Shield Insurance Booth 310 FE NF P.O. Box 879 Gastonia, NC 28053 T: (704) 854-4655 F: (704) 866-9866 www.scrapmetalshieldinsurance.comScrapRight Software Booth 601 FE NF PA PL TR EL

206 Madison Avenue Waynesboro, PA 17268 T: (717) 778-4120 F: (717) 307-3517 www.scrapright.comSealink International Inc . NEW

Booth 704 FE NF

1700 Pacific Ave. Suite 3860Dallas, TX 75201T: (562) 437-8877F: (866) 497-9719 www.sea-link.com

Sennebogen LLC Booth B5 FE NF

1957 Sennebogen Trail Stanley, NC 28164 T: (704) 347-4910 F: (704) 347-8894 www.sennebogen-na.comSeram Group NEW

Booth 1806 c/o Derichebourg Recycling,1 Wharf StreetHouston, TX 77012T: (+33) 0468 610208 F: (+33) 048615700www.seramgroup.comSETCO Solid Tire Booth 527 FE NF PA PL P.O. Box 809 Idabel, OK 74745 T: (580) 286-6531 F: (580) 286-6743 www.setcosolidtire.comSGM Magnetics Corp . Booth 927 FE NF EL

4521 19th Street Court East Suite 101Bradenton, FL 34203 T: (941) 342-8800 F: (941) 342-8812 www.sgmmagnetics.comShared Logic Software Booth 1322 FE NF PA PL TR EL

6904 Spring Valley Drive, Suite 305 Holland, OH 43528 T: (419) 865-0083 F: (419) 865-0964 www.sharedlogic.comShearCore Booth 1809 FE NF

155 Main StreetSuperior, WI 54880T: (218) 269-9360 F: (218) 395-3703 www.shearcore.netThe Shredder Company Booth 1016 FE NF

7380 Doniphan DriveCanutillo, TX 79835T: (915) 877-3814 F: (915) 877-4603www.thshredderco.com

Shred-Tech Corp . Booth 203 FE NF PA PL TR EL

295 Pinebush Road Cambridge, ON N1T 1B2 T: (519) 621-3560 F: (519) 621-4288 www.shred-tech.comSicon America, LP Booth 721 FE NF PL EL

1139 Old Roswell Road Suite 126 Alpharetta, GA 30009 T: (678) 527-1432 F: (678) 527-1410 www.sicon-america.comSierra International Machinery Booth C1 1620 East Brundage Lane Bakersfield, CA 93307 T: (661) 327-7073 www.sierraintl.comSpaleck GMBH & Co KG NEWBooth 1804 FE NF Robert Bosch Strasse 15Bocholt NRW 46397 GermanyT: (859) 447-0681 www.spaleck.deSpectro Alloys Corp . Booth 1302 NF

13220 Doyle Path Rosemount, MN 55068 T: (651) 304-4012 F: (651) 438-3714 www.spectroalloys.comSpectro Analytical Instruments Booth 408 FE NF

91 McKee DriveMahwah, NJ 07430T: (201) 642-3000 F: (201) 642-3091 www.spectro.comSSAB NEW

Booth 111 FE NF PA PL TR

1031 Cliveden AvenueDelta, BC V3M 5V1 Canada T: (412) 203-1620F: (412) 203-1650 www.ssba.com www.hardox.comSSI Shredding Systems, Inc . NEW

Booth 818 FE NF PA PL TR EL

9760 SW Freeman Drive Wilsonville, OR 97070 T: (503) 682-3633 F: (503) 682-1704 www.ssiworld.com

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Stanley LaBounty Booth B6 FE NF

3810 SE Naef Road Milwaukie, OR 97267 T: (503) 652-7596 F: (503) 652-1780 www.stanleyhydraulic.comSteinert US, Inc . Booth 727 FE NF PA PL EL

285 Shorland Drive Walton, KY 41094 T: (859) 757-0825 F: (800) 511-8714 www.steinertglobal.comStormwateRx LLC Booth 913 FE NF PA PL TR EL

122 SE 27th Avenue Portland, OR 97214 T: (503) 233-4660 F: (800) 407-2914 www.stormwaterx.comStrip Technology Booth 526 FE NF

201 N.E. 35th StreetFort Worth, TX 76106T: (800) 426-4126 www.striptec.comSullivan-Palatek Booth 1703 FE

1201 West U.S. Highway 20 Michigan City, IN 46360 T: (219) 874-2497 F: (219) 872-5043 www.palatek.comSweed Machinery, Inc . Booth 713NF 653 2nd Avenue P.O. Box 228 Gold Hill, OR 97525 T: (541) 855-1512 F: (541) 855-1165 www.sweed.comswissRTec America, Inc . NEW

Booth 907 FE NF PL EL

14 Whipple Way Kensington, NH 03833 T: (603) 435-3440 F: (603) 262-1079 www.swissrtec.comTerex Fuchs Booth C2 FE NF PA PL TR EL 8800 Rostin Road Southaven, MS 38671 T: (662) 393-1326 www.terex.com

Thermo Scientific Booth 933 FE NF

2 Radcliff Road Tewksbury, MA 01876 T: (978) 215-1421 www.thermoscientific.comTOMRA Sorting SolutionsBooth 1033 NF Otto-Hahn-Strabe 6Mulheim-Karlich 56218 GermanyT: (+49) 2630 9652 0 F: (+49) 2630 9652 101www.tomra.com/recyclingTranact Payment SystemsBooth 101 7100 30th Avenue N. St. Petersburg, FL 33710 T: (727) 568-7067F: (727) 803-6898 www.tranact.comTransmetco Booth 607 NF

1750 E. Riverfork Drive Huntington, IN 46750 T: (260) 224-5817F: (260) 355-0099www.lkqcorp.com Trelleborg Wheel Systems Americas, Inc . Booth 1011 TR

107 Audubon Road Building 2, Suite 205 Wakefield, MA 01880 T: (330) 993-0075 F: (330) 386-7140 www.trelleborg.com/wheelsystems_usTrennSo-Technik, Trenn-und Sortiertechnik GmbH Booth 1711 NF PL TR Siemensstrabe 3 Weissenhor, GermanyT: (+49) 7309-962020 F: (+49) 7309-962014www.trennso-technik.deTSI Inc . Booth 416 NF PL 500 Cardigan Road Shoreview, MN 55126 T: (651) 490-2738 F: (651) 490-3824 www.tsi.com

Tung Tai Group Booth 1408 NF

1726 Rogers Avenue San Jose, CA 95112 T: (408) 573-8681 Tungco, Inc . Booth 417 NF 3955 Anton Road Madisonville, KY 42431 T: (270) 825-0000 F: (270) 825-0889 www.tungco.comTY Cushion Tire, LLC Booth 811 TR

2275 E. Francis Street Ontario, CA 91761 T: (909) 230-5141 www.tycushiontire.comTYMCO, Inc . Booth 1007 225 East Industrial Boulevard Waco, TX 76705 T: (254) 799-5546 F: (254) 799-2722 www.tymco.comUNTHA Shredding Technology Inc . Booth 521NF PL EL 5 Merrill Industrial Drive Hampton, NH 03842 T: (603) 601-2304 F: (603) 601-2423 www.untha-america.comU .S . Commodity Futures Trading Commission Booth 307 Three Lafayette Center 1155 21st Street NW Washington, DC 20581 T: (202) 418-7650 www.cftc.govUS Conveyor/US Shredder Booth 827 FE NF EL

30000 IL Route 9 Mackinaw, IL 61755 T: (309) 359-4088 F: (309) 359-6040 www.usconveyor.net www.usshredder.comU .S . Motor Recycling, Inc . Booth 1003 NF 4027 South Wells Street Chicago, IL 60609 T: (773) 373-6868 F: (773) 924-4020

Valley Forge & Bolt Manufacturing Company Booth 1216 NF 4410 West Jefferson Street Phoenix, AZ 85043 T: (602) 269-5748 F: (602) 269-7851 www.vfbolts.comVezzani S .p .A . Booth 1523 FE NF Piazza Nervi 1 Ovada 15076 Italy T: (+39) 014381844 www.vezzani.bizVirtual Guard Inc . Booth 509 FE NF PA PL TR EL

4645 Van Nuys Blvd. #201Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 T: (818) 727-0176 www.virtualguard.comVoith Turbo Inc . Booth 906 25 Winship Road York, PA 17406 T: (717) 767-3283 F: (717) 767-3210 www.usa.voithturbo.comVolvo Construction Equipment Booth A4 FE NF

312 Volvo Way Shippensburg, PA 17257 T: (828) 216-8545 www.volvoce.com/NAVortex De-pollution (USA) LLC Booth 1712 FE NF TR EL

12445 East 39th Avenue Suite 506 Denver, CO 80239 T: (303) 900-4040 F: (303) 500-6061 www.vortexdepollution.comWaldon Equipment, LLCBooth 301 TR

201 West Oklahoma Fairview, OK 73737 T: (580) 227-3711 F: (580) 227-2165 www.waldonequipment.comWalker Magnetics Booth 1012 FE

20 Rockdale Street Worcester, MA 01606 T: (508) 852-3232 F: (508) 852-8649 www.walkermagnet.com

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Watchdog Security Booth 609 21455 Melrose Avenue Suite 18 Southfield, MI 48075 T: (248) 200-3730 F: (248) 200-3732 www.watchdogvirtual.comWater Shark Systems (StormWater Online) Booth 1905FE NF PL TR

1185 n. Van Horne Way Suite C-100 Anaheim, CA 92806 T: (310) 864-25030 F:(866) 571-7670 www.watertectonics.comWater Tectonics Booth 604FE NF PA PL TR

6300 Merrill Creek Parkway Suite C-100 Everett, WA 98203 T: (425) 349-4200 F: (425) 349-4890 www.watertectonics.comWearCheck USA Booth 212 1625 Canal Road Ext.Manchester, PA 17345 T: (717) 309-3121 F: (717) 266-9116 www.wearcheck.comWells Fargo Equipment Finance Booth 119 18 Jackson DriveDanbury, CT 06811 T: (203) 743-6812 www.wellsfargo.com/specialityvehiclesWendt Corporation Booth 1033 FE NF TR

2555 Walnut Avenue Buffalo, NY 14225 T: (716) 391-1224F: (716) 393-3444 www.wendtcorp.comWEN Industries Booth 1209 FE NF

12 Webb Drive Merrimack, NH 03054 T: (603) 883-7400 F: (603) 883-2732 www.gasbuggy.com

Winkle Industries Booth 1221 FE

2080 West Main Street Alliance, OH 44601 T: (330) 823-9730 F: (330) 823-9788 www.winkleindustries.comWorldwide Recycling Equipment Sales, LLC Booth 1610 1414 Riley Industrial Boulevard P.O. Box 1027 Moberly, MO 65270 T: (660) 263-7575 F: (660) 263-2526 www.requip.comYe Chiu Group/America Metal Export Inc . Booth 1416 NF

1525 South Garfield Avenue Alhambra, CA 91801 T: (626) 281-3000 F: (626) 281-2510 www.yechiu.comZB Group Booth 309 FE NF

CTRA. Zamalbide s/n (Apdo.40)Errenteria, Gipuzkoa 20100 Spain T: (+34) 943 515 500 F: (+34) 943 515 562 www.zbgroup.es

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Executive OfficeRobin K. Wiener PresidentMaryann Greene Executive Assistant

Human Resources/ Office AdministrationSheryl Pursch Vice President of Human Resources and Office AdministrationRachel Bookman Communications Associate/ReceptionistMarion White Mail Room Supervisor

SafetyJoe Bateman Safety Outreach DirectorCommodor Hall Transportation Safety DirectorLisa Hazell Safety Program ManagerTony Smith Safety Outreach Director

FinanceSandy Bishop Vice President of Finance

Carole Ferguson Accounting ManagerDawn Moore Director of Information TechnologyOlga O’Connor Accounting Specialist

Government RelationsScott Horne General Counsel/Vice President of Government RelationsEdie Burkhead Administrative AssistantThomas Casey Deputy General CounselEric Harris Associate Counsel/Director of Government & International AffairsBilly Johnson Director of Political & Public AffairsBrady Mills Director of Law Enforcement OutreachMark Reiter Assistant Vice President/ Chief LobbyistJustin Short Legislative Analyst

David Wagger Director of Environmental ManagementDanielle Waterfield Assistant Counsel/Director of Government Relations

CommunicationsBob Ensinger Vice President of Communications & MarketingMark Carpenter Director of Media Relations & Online CommunicationsNatasha Smith GrantMarketing ManagerTanishia MartinDirector of Web Services

Scrap MagazineKent Kiser Publisher/Assistant Vice President of Industry CommunicationsBob Emery Advertising Sales DirectorValerie Lucas Advertising, Production & Circulation Associate

Rachel Pollack Editor-In-ChiefMarian Weiss Production Manager

CommoditiesJoe Pickard Chief Economist/Director of Commodities

Member ServicesChuck Carr Vice President, Member ServicesThomas Crane Director of MembershipJonathan Levy Director of Member ServicesBrannan Meyers Manager of Chapter RelationsNancy Reynolds Meeting Planner

ISRI Services Corporation – RIOS™Darrell Kendall Director of the RIOS™ ProgramIrene Meroka RIOS™ Coordinator

Douglas KramerChair

Kramer Metals, Inc. Los Angeles, California

Mark LewonChair-Elect

Utah Metal Works, Inc. Salt Lake City, Utah

Brian ShineVice-Chair

Manitoba Corporation Lancaster, New York

Gary ChamplinSecretary-Treasurer

Champlin Tire Recycling Concordia, Kansas

ISRI Leadership & StaffISRI NATIONAL OFFICERS

ISRI CONVENTION COMMITTEE

Bruce Blue, Vice Chair

George Adams, Jr.

David Borsuk

Paul Brenner

Greg Brown

Frank Cozzi

Joel Denbo

James Effron

Benjamin Gebhart

Randy Goodman

Mike Hinsey

Rose Jaramillo Osuna

James Keefe

Thomas Knippel

Stanley Kramer

Matthew Kripke

Stephen Moss

Tim Shuttleworth

Robert Stuppy

Mary Lynn Thompson

James WisemanKendig KneenConvention Chair

AL-JON Manufacturing LLC Ottumwa, Iowa

Committee Members

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Silent AuctionOne full-page four-color ad in Scrap magazine The ad will run in a non-premium location in an issue of the buyers choice--except the March/April Convention Issue--and must be redeemed by 12/31/2015. The ad may supplement—but cannot replace—an existing scheduled ad or program and will not count toward a paid frequency rate.

Donated by Scrap Magazine

Value: $3,500 Bidding to start at: $750

A full complement of all ISRI Safety’s 15+ safety DVD’s This includes but is not limited to: “Truck Driving Safety,” Lock Out Tag Out Procedures,” Radioactivity in the Scrap Recycling Process,” Backing Up Safely,”

“Remember Charlie,” and much, much more…

Donated by the ISRI Safety Department

Value: $2,000 Bidding to start at: $300

Scrap Steel Sculpture Created by well-known North Carolina-based metal artist Mike Roig.

Donated by the Southeast Chapter of ISRI

Value: $500 Bidding to start at $250

One Full-Page, 4-Color Ad in Resource Recycling This full-page four-color ad will run in a non-premium location in an issue of the buyer’s choice. The ad cannot replace an existing scheduled ad or program and will not count toward a paid frequency rate or conference point system.

Donated by Resource Recycling, Inc

Value: $2,665 Bidding to start at: $450

Complimentary pass and hotel stay to ISRI’s Mid-America Chapter Consumer’s Night on February 9, 2016 Started by a small group of individuals in 1947 as a way for consumers and scrap processors to get to know one another, this event has since become one of the largest industry events in the country, drawing over 1,000 attendees annually. Hotel stay includes 1-night at the historic St. Louis Union Station Hotel—the event site.

Donated by: ISRI’s Mid-America Chapter

Value: $500 Bidding to start at $150

Roger Staubach Signed Football Statue Winner of the Heisman Trophy along with two Super Bowl rings (VI and XII), Staubach was named to the Pro Bowl six times during his 11-year NFL career, but may be best known as the creator of the “Hail Mary” for his 50-yard game winning pass in the final seconds of the 1975 playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings.

Donated by Max Daughtrey

Value: $850 Bidding to start at: $150

Magnet Chain A three-leg alloy magnet chain assembly for scrap yard service. Each assembly is load tested and certified, and has a pear-shape master link with cross piece to prevent rotation. Available in 5/7”, 3/4”, 7/8”, and 1” chain sizes.

Donated by NASCO-OP

Value: $900 Bidding to start at: $200

One Full-Page, 4-Color Ad in Recycling Today This full-page four-color ad will run in a non-premium location in an issue of the buyer’s choice. The ad cannot replace an existing scheduled ad or program and will not count toward a paid frequency rate.

Donated by Recycling Today Magazine

Value: $4,700 Bidding to start at: $1,000

Scale A replica of chimes made from steel scrap and measuring 22” long by 21” high and 8” deep that was created by artist Celeste Rodela during the annual

“Scrap Can Be Beautiful” contest and exhibit. The contest, sponsored by CMC since 1978, features art sculptures created by students at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Texas.

Donated by CMC Recycling

Value: $200 Bidding to start at: $50

Roll-Rite Model DC203 series tarp system for tandem & multi-axle lugger trucks carrying similar size (length & height) containers. Includes:

• Roll-Rite adjustable single(1) stage tower with powder coat black finish and 4” halogen work lights;

• Roll-Rite “U Bolt” Style Tower Mounting Bracket Kit;

• Roll-Rite Independent “On-Board” Electric-Over-Hydraulic Power Unit with Two(2) Function Wireless Remote Operation;

• Roll-Rite EXTERNAL Mount five(5) spring stationary pivot set with mounting brackets;

• Roll-Rite high polished extruded aluminum TarpMASTER Tarp Housing;

• Tarp Arms and Tarp Pivot Set;• And 24’ x 68” ROLL-RITE SuperTOUGH Mesh

with Side Grommets on 24” Centers.

Freight is Included to any US destination. NOTE: 12” “clear” space behind the cab to front of hoist is required to mount tower. Approximate install time is 8-10 hours.

Donated by Roll-Rite LLC (Booth 2013)

Value: $6,500 Bidding to start at: $1,500

Recycled Metal Chess Set The work of Mexican scrap metal artist Armando Ramírez, the set features pieces crafted from cleaned, discarded automobile parts and other castoffs that include Queens fashioned from screws and bearings and bishops from spark plugs.

Donated by the Indiana Chapter of ISRI

Value: $280 Bidding to start at: $50

Walter Payton Signed Football Statue Known around the NFL as “Sweetness,” Payton is one of the most prolific running backs in NFL history, having run for more than 16,000 yards. A nine-time Pro Bowl selectee, Payton was known for his “stutter-step”—a high-stepping, irregularly paced run that threw off opponents, and for refusing to deliberately run out of bounds.

Donated by Max Daughtrey

Value: $850 Bidding to start at: $150

PROCEDURES The Recycling Research Foundation’s charity silent auction will be held at the ISRI Booth, located on the main floor of the Convention Centre. The auction opens at 6:30 p .m . Wed . Apr . 22 and closes at 2:00 p .m . on Fri . April 24 .

For most items, winners will be announced by 3:30 p .m . on Friday . Signs listing the prizes and winners will be posed at the ISRI booth .

Winners must pay for their items at Convention Registration . All payments are in U .S . dollars . Payment can be made by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express), cash, or check . Winners may claim their items at the ISRI booth until 5:00 p .m . on Friday or by 12:00 p .m . on Saturday .

Recipients may take their item(s) with them or have them shipped following the convention . Winners who are not present at the end of the auction will be contacted by ISRI staff . All winners have until 5:00 p .m . EDT on May 22 to claim their prices and arrange payment . Items not claimed by May 22 will be awarded to the next highest bidder who will have seven days to arrange payment for the item .

AlL SALES ARE FINAL. ISRI offers no warranties as to the quality or value of the items purchased . Winning bids may be tax deductible to the extent they exceed the fair market value of the item . Please consult your tax advisor for details .

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Steel Scrap Guitar Calling all guitar lovers. Come and see this red, steel scrap guitar shaped similarly to the beloved 1966 Fender Stratocaster and crafted by artist Kathy Walton.

Donated by the Rocky Mountain Chapter of ISRI

Value: $245 Bidding to start at $75

Scrap Steel SculptureCreated by well-known North Carolina-based metal artist Mike Roig.

Donated by the Southeast Chapter of ISRI

Value: $500 Bidding to start at: $250

Johnny Unitas Signed Football Statue Consistently listed as one of the greatest NFL players of all time, Unitas was a record-setting quarterback and the NFL’s most valuable player in ’59, ’64, and ’67, holding the record for most consecutive games with a touchdown pass for 52 years.

Donated by Max Daughtrey

Value: $850 Bidding to start at: $150

Aluminum Oak Tree A handcrafted sculpture of an aluminum oak tree made in Ohio.

Donated by Matt Kripke

Value: $500 Bidding to start at: $75

Metacycle A ferrous bicycle measuring 28” long by 21” high and 11” deep that was created by artist Sydney Shreve during the annual “Scrap Can Be Beautiful” contest and exhibit. The contest, sponsored by CMC since 1978, features art sculptures created by students at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Texas.

Donated by CMC Recycling

Value: $200 Bidding to start at: $50

Joe Namath Signed Football Statue 1969 Super Bowl winner and MVP, Namath, also known as “Broadway Joe,” is often thought of as having helped take football mainstream.

Donated by Max Daughtrey

Value: $850 Bidding to start at: $150

Scrap Tractor A replica of early tractor similar to the ones manufactured during World War I and measuring 18” x 8” x 9”.

Donated by Lois Young, Calbag Metals Co.

Value $250 Bidding to start at: $50

Moose and Rifle A scrap statue of a moose standing on a rifle and measuring 12” x 8” x 18”.

Donated by Lois Young, Calbag Metals Co.

Value: $75 Bidding to start at: $25

A three-day, two-night suite for two at the Mandalay Bay Resort Includes dinner for two at any one of Mandalay Bay’s or Delano’s restaurants with a $500 comp (can be split between two restaurants), $500 comp to either Spa Mandalay or Bathhouse Spa at Delano, tickets for two to the Cirque De Soule Michael Jackson “One” show, tickets for two to the shark reef, and round trip transportation to and from McCarran International Airport.

Donated by Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino

Value: $2,000 Bidding to start at: $300

Eriez Metal Loss Monitor Designed to monitor both ferrous and non ferrous metals in the fluff stream, the metal loss monitor sends texts or email alerts when metal content exceeds thresholds.

Donated by Eriez (Booth 1327)

Value: $34,800 Bidding to start at: $15,000

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