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Developing Sustainable Strategies forManufacturer Recycling of Electronic Waste

November 14 – 16 2011 | Bellagio Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada

www.ewastemgmtsummit.com

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Designed to provide a platform in which industry stakeholders can discussthe challenges of product stewardship, extended producer responsibility,and electronic recycling. There is a need emerging both nationally andinternationally to manage the masses of equipment being discarded orrecycled, and to minimize environmentally hazardous disposal processes.

FeaturingSpeakers from:

Dell

Planar Systems Inc.

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Nokia

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e-Waste ManagemenSummit Group

Unlocking Effective ReverseLogistics

Register today for 2 interactive workshops and increaseyour product stewardship skills!

What to expect at the e-Waste Management Summit:• A unique platform designed in conjunction with eWaste generators

addressing the unique challenges facing electronics’ OEMs and retailers

• Updates on the recent UN multi-stakeholder process called PACE and how itaffects export guidelines for equipment under warranty and beyondwarranty

• Exclusive electronics industry awards ceremony recognizing excellence inproduct stewardship and extended producer responsibility

• Interactive workshops discussing operational strategies for ensuringcompliance and implementing a reverse supply chain across multiple jurisdictions

• Product specific case-studies highlighting successful take-back programsthat are pioneering responsible e-waste management Connect with us on:

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Join executives who are pioneering the way forward for environmental compliance,

reverse supply chain logistics, and sustainability to explore next generation e-waste

techniques including:• International electronic trade• Reverse supply chain logistics• Methodology and logistics of compliance• Market based incentives for green design• Successful take-back programs• Drivers and inhibitors for the national harmonization of e-cycling• Access to collection infrastructure

Energy IQ and e-Waste Management Summit are pleased to announce our exclusive 2011Industry awards designed to recognize those individuals working in electronics manufacturingand retail who have exhibited excellence in environmental compliance and extended producerresponsibility throughout the product value chain of consumer electronics.

Award Categories:2011 Electronics Excellence Executive Award: for excellence in Extended ProducerResponsibility This award will recognize excellence in electronics’ reclaim programs that havesuccessfully received, reused, and recycled electronic equipment. Eligible nominees includedepartment heads, directors and managers from Original Equipment Manufacturers andelectronics’ components manufacturers who are leading the way forward for responsibleelectronic waste management.

2011 Green Stewardship Executive Award: for product stewardship and innovation in

manufacturing and design that maximizes asset recovery. Eligible nominees includedepartment heads, directors, and managers from Original Equipment Manufacturers, recyclersand electronics’ components manufacturers who design their products with the use ofenvironmentally sound materials to maximize sustainability and asset recovery.

2011 Responsible Recycler Award: for leading the industry forward in electronics’ take-back programs.

Eligible nominees include department heads, directors and managers from OEMs, recyclers,and retailers who distribute electronic goods, implement successful take-back programs anddemonstrate effective responsible electronic waste management.

Submit your nominations today at www.ewastemgmtsummit.com!

2011 Industry Awards

Who will you meetat the summit?

Sponsorship andExhibition Opportunities

Sponsorship of IQPC’s e-Waste ManagSummit, is the best value for your markspend, giving you complete exposure toretailers, resellers, manufacturers andindustry experts. The summit offersextensive networking opportunities, allface to face interaction with the heads your target market therefore setting thperfect environment for high quality legeneration.

Don’t let your competition get ahead ysecure your sponsorship opportunity bycalling Georgia Foster at 212-885-27email [email protected].

Directors, VPs, and Strategistsspecializing in:

• Compliance• RoHS• Product Stewardship• Environmental Sustainability• Supply Chain Responsibility• Solid Waste• E-cycling• Take-Back Programs

And:• Original Equipment Manufacturers• Retailers• Electronics Dealers• Electronics Resellers

• Component Manufacturers




E-Scrap SolutionsWebsite: www.escraprecycling.com

E-Scrap Solutions is a full service Computer and Electronics Recycling / Asset Recovery company, located in Cleveland Ohio.We work with Fortune 500 Companies, Government agencies, retailers as well as the residential sector throughout the United States.

Currently occupying 63,000 sq. ft of warehouse facility in Cleveland, Ohio we efficiently and safely handle all types of E-waste forprocessing and recycling. We provide end of life disassembly, re-use and remarketing, Asset recovery as well as complete data destructionESS is an R2 Certified Electronics Recycler. We believe it is important for us to provide the best possible work conditions for our employeeand therefore are also ISO14001.2004 Certified.E-Scrap Solutions7510 Bittern Ave., Cleveland Oh, 44103216-431-0796-Office, 440-498-1299-Faxwww.escraprecycling.comISO14001 CertifiedR2 Certified

Dynamic RecyclingWebsite: www.dynamicrecycling.com

Dynamic Recycling is a full service electronics recycling company. They offer electronics recycling, asset management, and scrap materialrecycling services to customers across the United States. Their focus on Environmental Responsibility, Customer Service, and Affordability what sets them apart from other recycling companies. They continually strive to reinvent themselves in those 3 areas so that they can betserve their customers now and for years to come. Dynamic Recycling owns and occupies a 42,000 sq. ft. office and warehouse space thahouses their management team, asset management, processing operations and material storage. This facility receives incoming equipmen

tests equipment, repairs and remanufactures electronics, remarkets all re-sellable units, de-manufactures electronics, and stores thematerials until delivered for further processing. Their facility is registered with the EPA and WI-DNR as a Large Quantity Handler of UniversWaste and was recently certified to R2 and ISO 14001 standards.To learn more, please visit www.dynamicrecycling.com

Dynamic Recycling, 2135 Enterprise Ave, La Crosse, WI 54603Phone: 608-781-4030, Email: [email protected], Website: www.dynamicrecycling.com

GencoWebsite: www.genco.com

When it comes to "end of life," GENCO ATC believes in product eternity.Leveraging its Product Lifecycle Logistics approach, GENCO ATC maximizes the value of product through innovative asset managementsolutions. GENCO ATC locates parts to meet manufacturers’ back-order needs (or buyers for excess parts), while improving cash flow,maximizing return, and minimizing risk. Obsolete IT assets destined for the landfill now end up with an appropriate downstream partner fordemanufacture to the base commodity and are reintroduced into new products. By using landfills less, recycling, and reintroducing product inthe marketplace, GENCO ATC is leaving a very green footprint.

Universal Recycling Technologies, LLCWebsite: www.universalrecyclers.com

Universal Recycling Technologies, LLC (URT) is a national electronics and universal waste recycling organization headquartered in JanesvillWI. URT provides end-of-life recycling (de-manufacturing), asset recovery services, universal waste recycling, and commodities and logisticmanagement services to major market segments including original equipment manufacturers (OEM), retailers, municipalities, and Fortune500 organizations. URT’s Janesville, WI campus is ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 and e-Stewards® certified. All of URT’s nationwidelocations are in process to be certified this year. Since 2007, the company has been privately owned by Hendricks Holding Company, Inc. Tlearn more, please visit www.universalrecyclers.com.

EcoveryWebsite: www.ecoveryllc.com

Ecovery operates a state of the art processing facility in Loxley, AL specializing in mechanical de-manufacturing and separation of electronscrap into steel, plastics, copper, aluminum, and precious metals. The mechanical process allows Ecovery to recycle over 5 ton/hr. andsupply furnace ready scrap to steel mills, aluminum foundries, copper foundries, and precious metal refiners. Ecovery achieved the RIOScertificat ion in December of 2010 and is expected to achieve R2 certification by November 2011. These certifications, and all of theprinciples governing them, hold Ecovery to the highest of recycling standards.

Image MicroWebsite: www.imagemicrosystems.com

We help the earth. We repair, refurbish, remarket, and recycle idled IT assets and consumer electronics products. We manufactureMicroStrate™ signage and road markers made from the resulting e-waste. We’ve been leading the Reverse Logistics Industry since 1992and are the only one in the industry with a completely closed loop, cradle-to-cradle manufacturing process! We’re award-winning:Interlog, STAR, 3-Time Texas Environmental Excellence, Governor's Employment Award, Consumer Returns, RLA Green Award, ISA GreenAward, and many others too numerous to merntion. A research laboratory for Texas Tech University, we help manufacturers of IT producdesign with the end in mind, creating new products destined for sustainable end-of-life management. Committed to helping ourcommunity, we partner with the Texas School for the Deaf to employ Deaf and special needs workers.Sustainability, Security, Technical Innovation, and Community--that's what drives us!

Elite Energy DistributionWebsite: www.eliteenergydistribution.com

Elite Energy Distribution is an electronics and battery recycling processing company. With over 20 years in the industry our service seeksinnovative solutions to keep this long-term sustainability. We have the ability to provide fast and reliable solutions across the globe. Ourfocus is to make sure that not a single piece of Electronic scrap that comes to us ever hits a landfill and to maximize the reuse of productthat has been disposed of prematurely. We provide services that vary to fit what our client’s needs are; de-installation, recycling bins,fundraising etc... Our R2 and ISO 14001 certifications are echoed in our motto “Better Recycling Through Higher Standards.” Let’s wortogether to make big steps to reduce our carbon footprints.


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Unlocking Effective Reverse Logistics

Implementing reverse logistics over multiple governmental jurisdictions is

a complex process. The diverse regulations governing the responsible

management of electronic waste in the United States pose an array of

challenges in meeting legislative obligations and environmental

requirements. This workshop will discuss the setup, management and

operation of collection, transport, storage, recovery, refurbishment,

recycling, and disposal of e-waste in conjunction with a successful

electronic take-back program.

What you will learn:• How to remove the complexity from take-back programs that span

multiple jurisdictions• How to comply with reporting requirements under national and

international legislation• Effective post-sale customer relationship strategies

How you will benefit:• Minimize costs associated with transport and logistics• Assure quality and compliance throughout the reverse supply chain• Increase brand loyalty through well functioning take-back incentives

Facilitator:John Dickenson, Vice President of Business Development

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Nevada Recycles: Modeling Effective e-Waste Management

11:30am - 1:30pm (Box lunch served during workshop)

Governments and manufacturers of electronics are coming under ever

increasing pressure to safely dispose of electronic products. Legislation for

used electronics is already in place in many countries and pending

throughout parts of North America and Europe. The State of Nevada is

actively redirecting large volumes of e-waste away from landfills towards

more responsible means of disposal. Over the next 10 years the amount of

e-waste being produced is estimated to rise by as much as 500 percent,with the United States already currently leading the world in producing

electronic waste, tossing away about 3 million tons each year. This

workshop will offer practical insight into how manufacturers and recyclers

can use the Nevada Recycles program for the promotion of responsible

electronic waste management to increase economic development and

reduce e-waste in landfills.

What you will learn:• Nevada’s approach and strategy for constructing effective e-waste

legislation and the history of e-cycling in the State of Nevada• The findings of the 2011 Recycling and Waste Reduction report• Current e-cycling efforts throughout Northern Nevada• Southern Nevada Health District e-cycling and permitting• Available options for increasing e-cycling rates and economic

development• Interactive feedback with Local and State governments

How you will benefit:• Comply with future e-waste regulation in the State of Nevada• Ensure effective post-sale responsibility through collaboration with

Local, State and private programs• Manage and track e-Waste that crosses State and International borders

Facilitators:Jasmine Vittori, Northern Nevada Recycling Coordinator, NevadaRecycles, Nevada Division of Environmental Protection

Chet Sergent, Planning Director, Bureau of Waste Management, NevadaDivision of Environmental Protection

Nicole Goehring, Southern Nevada Recycling Coordinator, NevadaRecycles, Nevada Division of Environmental Protection

Kathryn Dotchin, Compliance & Enforcement Inspector, Bureau of

Waste Management, Nevada Division of Environmental Protection

Ed Wynder, Environmental Health Specialist, Southern Nevada HealthDistrict

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PRE-SUMMITWorkshops Separately

BookableSee pg. 6

Monday, 14 November 201

9:00am - 11:00am (Continental Breakfast served during workshop)

Did you know that industry analysts’ forecast that the worldwide market fore-waste recovery will grow from $5.7 billion in 2009 to nearly $14.7 billion by

the end of 2014, representing a CAGR of 20.8% over the forecast period?*

*ABI Research, e-Waste Recovery and Recycling, 1Q 2010



8:00 Registration & Coffee

8:45 Chairman’s Welcome and Opening Remarks

9:00 Keynote Address: The Role of the Federal Government ineCyclingThe Environmental Protection Agency, in conjunction with the FederalGovernment, plays a pivotal role in supporting the reuse and recycle ofelectronic goods. This session will discuss the national initiatives nowunderway to conserve natural resources, promote product sustainability,and reduce the environmental impact of consumer electronics. Attendeesto this session will be better able to:• Prepare for and comply with federal regulations• Offer more recycling opportunities to consumers• Partner with government, retailers and mobile service providers in

sustainability initiatives

Suzanne Rudzinski, Director, Office of Resource Conservation andRecovery, Environmental Protection Agency

9:45 Greener Materials for Electronics DesignThe material content of electronic products is largely determined in theearliest stages of the design process. In fact, the palette of materials thatdesigners can use is established long before they even begin the designprocess. This session will discuss HP’s approach to evaluating substancesused in our products and their potential alternatives, as well as how weare engaging very far up the supply chain with formulators to developmaterials that have inherently lower impact on the environment andhuman health. Attendees to this session will be better able to:• Reduce end-of-life environmental impacts• Make informed materials decisions for products• Engage suppliers to develop sustainable materials

Helen Holder, Corporate Material Selection Manager, Hewlett-PackardCompany

10:30 Networking Break

11:15 Value Proposition of a Manufacturer-Led National ProgramA nationwide approach to eWaste management assists manufacturers tonavigate the myriad and multi-jurisdictional regulations governingelectronics’ recycling and disposal. MRM is developing national recyclinginfrastructure that will provide convenient and environmentallyresponsible opportunities for managing electronic waste. This sessionoffers practical insight into the value of a national solution led bymanufacturers and how it provides turn-key assistance for compliancewith the many state producer responsibility requirements. Attendees tothis session will be better able to:• Develop a nation-wide approach to recycling• Increase the amount of electronic equipment being recycled• Access certified recyclers who comply with all applicable regulations

Tricia Conroy, Executive Director, Electronic Manufacturer’s RecyclingManagement Company (MRM)

12:00 Trends Towards the National Harmonization of e-CyclingMandatory electronics recovery programs and e-waste recycling laws havebeen implemented in 25 states and counting. This session will discuss thestate policies that are driving effective waste management and whetheror not these state solutions are better geared to promote environmentallysound practices than the promotion of a nationally harmonized federallaw. Attendees to this session will be better able to:• Harmonize operations across regulatory borders• Comply with e-Waste laws under varied jurisdictions• Develop forward strategies that anticipate and account for regulatory

developments on a national level

Jason Linnell, Executive Director, National Center for ElectronicsRecycling

12:45 Lunch

1:45 Case Study: eCycling Leadership Initiative ProgramThe goal of the eCycling Leadership Initiative is to recycle 1 billion pouof electronics per year by 2016 and triple the volume of electronicscollected for recycling in 2010. This session will offer practical insight this unique industry-led approach that aims to increase the amount oelectronics that are responsibly recycled with a focus on how the initiawill drive consumer education. OEMs and retailers participating in thissession will be better able to:• Triple the amount of electronics recycled per year• Increase operational efficiency and promote environmental preserva• Improve consumer awareness about responsible management of

electronics

Walter Alcorn, Vice President of Environmental Affairs, ConsumerElectronics Association

2:30 Perspectives on International Trade in Used ElectronicsAlthough American trade has expanded nearly 60-fold over the past years, there remains much to learn about international trade in usedelectronics. This session will discuss the development and coordinatio

international trade and direct investment policy and how it affects tranegotiations with other countries. Attendees to this session will be bable to:• Facilitate environmentally sound trade• Take advantage of overseas reuse and refurbishment programs• Address export restraints globally

Edward Brzytwa, Director for Industrial Non-Tariff Barriers, Office oSmall Business, Market Access and Industrial Competitiveness, Officethe United States Trade Representative


3:45 International Electronic TradeThe international flow of electronic waste has a profound effect not oon the cost of product stewardship but also on the global environmeManufacturers, retailers and recyclers are bound to international law a

pertains to international electronic trade both of waste and of itemsdestined for trade-in, repair or reuse. This session will examine theinternational laws that govern electronic trade, the results of the receUN multi-stakeholder process called PACE, and the export guidelines equipment under warranty and beyond warranty. Attendees to thissession will be better able to:• Prevent products from entry into the global hazardous waste strea• Comply with international law and the Basel Convention• Make informed decisions about overseas manufacturing

Sarah Westervelt, e-Stewardship Policy Director, Basel Action Netw

4:30 Panel Discussion: Challenges of Responsible Recycling inEmerging MarketsGlobal manufacturers are tackling the issue of how to ensure responselectronic recycling in emerging markets. This session will discuss thecomplexities of limited access to infrastructure, varied export regulatio

in developing countries, and how it inhibits compliance withmanufacturers’ standards for responsible electronic waste managemeAttendees to this session will be better able to:• Monitor regional recycling capabilities in emerging markets• Comply with export restrictions• Drive the creation of certified recyclers in emerging markets

5:30 End of Summit Day 1

Day 1Main SUMMIT

Tuesday, 15 November, 201

Panelists:

Steven Rockhold, GlobalProgram, Manager for ProductReuse & Recycle, HewlettPackard Company

Sarah Westervelt, e-Stewardship, Policy Director, BaselAction Network

Walter Alcorn, Vice PresidentEnvironmental Affairs, ConsumElectronics Association

Ed Brzytwa, Director for InduNon-Tariff Barriers, Office of tUnited States TradeRepresentative


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8:00 Registration & Coffee

Morning TrackMethodology and Logistics of ComplianceComplying with the various state specific and user specific regulationsthat govern the electronics’ supply chain is a different process fordifferent products. A series of presentations delivered by manufacturerswill investigate different approaches for achieving compliance acrossborders. Attendees to this track will be able to:- Maximize the profitably of product reuse- Design product-specific take-back programs- Consider asset recovery options during design and manufacture

8:45 Case Study: LCD ManufacturerCompliance with electronic waste regulations often posesgreater challenges to small manufacturers than to multinationalcorporations. This case study will reveal how a specialty displaysolution company capitalizes on its strong supply chain, logistics,and distribution partnerships to comply with local, State and

Federal laws and ensure the responsible management ofhazardous materials.

Gail Zuro, e-Waste CoordinatorPlanar Systems, Inc.

9:30 Case Study: Computer ManufacturerDell provides multiple hassle-free options for keeping e-waste outof landfills, either directly or through partnerships. Thispresentation discusses how to continually improve businesspractices, better protect the environment and simplify customers'ability to manage their computer equipment responsibly.

Mike Watson, Director of ComplianceDell


11:00 Case Study: Television ManufacturerTelevision manufacturers are taking great strides to reduce thecarbon footprint of their products. This session will highlightdistinctive environmental advancements such as reduced energyconsumption and RoHS (Reduction of Hazardous Substances)compliance.

Ken Lowe, Vice PresidentVizio

11:45 Panel Discussion: Benchmarking Success in e-CyclingProgramsAs of September 2011 Samsung has recycled over 115 million lbs. ofelectronic equipment through the recycling programs that itsupports. This session will discuss how Samsung has achieved suchgood results through its partners and commitment to people and theenvironment. Attendees to this session will be better able to:

• Establish smart ways to promote e-cycling• Partner with respected take-back and recycling companies• Provide consumers with smart ways to recycle

Michael Moss, Director of Corporate Environmental Affairs,Samsung Electronics America

Brad Brown, Vice President of Sales and Marketing,Universal Recycling Technologies

12:30 Lunch

1:30 The Role of Third-Party Certification in ReverseLogisticsDue diligence in reverse logistics procurement decisions isbecoming increasingly burdensome. The end-of-life disposition

of IT assets is no longer “out of sight, out of mind.” Companies neehigh comfort level that their electronic scrap is being responsiblymanaged. This session will consider the appropriate role of third par

certification programs in reverse logistics procurement decisions.Attendees to this session will be better able to:• Appropriately utilize third-party certification as one barometer of

vendor performance• Understand what a third-party certification can and cannot tel l yo

about vendor performance• Evaluate the quality-control measures undertaken by third-party

certification programs

John Lingelbach, Executive Director, R2 Solutions

2:15 Eliminating e-Waste Through New ProductDevelopmentImage Microsystems offers a solution that merges end-of-life-cycleelectronic equipment back into the environment or manufacturingchain. This session discusses how to innovatively reuse electronicequipment components in the manufacturing of new, non-electroni

products. Attendees to this session will be better able to:• Understand the interrelated processes of acquiring and remarketi

electronic goods• Challenge the parameters of existing distribution channels for

repurposed products• Plan ahead to minimize environmental impact of products

Liz Walker, Vice President of Marketing, Image Microsystems

3:00 Networking Break & Awards Ceremony

2011 Electronics Excellence Award: for excellence in ExtendedProducer Responsibility

2011 Green Stewardship Award: for product stewardship andinnovation in manufacturing and design that maximizes asset recove

2011 Responsible Recycler Award: for leading the industry forwa

in electronics’ take-back programs

4:00 Case Study: Mobile Phone Life Cycle ManagementThe environmental impact of mobile devices can be minimized byidentifying the largest sources of emissions and energy use over themobile product lifecycle. This session will discuss how a focus on enefficiency, sustainable use of materials, and smart packaging helpscontinually improve compliance strategies and increase thecomprehensive functionality of a mobile device.Attendees to this session will be better able to:• Collaborate with suppliers to make sustainable material choices• Produce mobile devices that are 100% reusable or recyclable• Roll out sustainable innovations across the mobile product range

David Conrad, Head of Sustainable Strategy for North America, No

4:40 Wild Ocean 3D

Presented by Nokia

David Conrad, Nokia’s Head of Sustainability for North America, will disNokia’s sponsorship of the globally-acclaimed giant screen documentarWild Ocean 3D—a spectacular underwater adventure that showcases t

power of people coming together to protect the environment that sustathem. In partnership with Wild Ocean’s producer, Giant Screen Films, Nhas used this inspiring film to build awareness of Nokia’s green platformand to launch successful recycling programs in museums and schoolsacross the U.S.

5:30 End of Summit Day 2

Day 2Main SUMMIT

Wednesday, 16 November, 201





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