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The State of Software in the Recycled Materials Industry

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Description

The digitalization of operations management has revolutionized the recycled materials industry. The latest and rapidly expanding technology has introduced cutting-edge software to our industry, incorporating cloud-based data management and analytics, artificial intelligence and enhanced real-time equipment communication.

Discover how the upcoming wave of digital innovation will impact the processing, trading and utilization of recycled materials, and explore how your organization can adopt these new technologies to sustain its growth.

Speakers
Brian Henesey, Chair, ISRI Board of Directors, Rocky Mountain Recycling, Inc., Commerce City, CO

Brian Henesey currently serves as national Chair for ISRI. He grew up in Duquesne, outside of Pittsburgh. At the early age of 16, he worked as a summer employee at a local scrap company called Vac-Air Alloys, which eventually became part of Keywell, LLC. Throughout high school and college, Henesey continued to work there as a summer employee. After graduation from Edinboro University (PA), he was hired to a full-time position as a management trainee. In 1995, he was assigned the role of plant operations manager of a facility in Houston.

In 1998, he accepted a position as a commercial buyer with Rocky Mountain Recycling, Inc. (RMR), a full-service scrap metal recycling company specializing in ferrous, nonferrous, and other various types of metals. He currently serves as RMR’s vice president and general manager.

Gordon Driscoll, co-founder/CEO, GreenSpark Software

Gordon Driscoll is co-founder/CEO of GreenSpark Software and is based in Brooklyn, New York. He founded GreenSpark to help modernize metal recycling with a new industry-specific software platform, which allows yard metal recyclers to streamline their operations, resulting in a tangible return on investment through lower costs and increased throughput. Prior to co-founding GreenSpark, he worked at both Warburg Pincus and Goldman Sachs, focused on metals and energy technology investing. He holds a B.A. in economics from Dartmouth College.

*The contents of this webinar do not represent the views and beliefs of ISRI or its employees and are the sole property of GreenSpark Software.

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