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SPRING 2021 CDRA NEWSLETTER 3 CDRA NEWSLETTER SPRING 2021 CCDRDRAA NEW MEMBERS Construction&Demolition Recycling Association PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER CCDRDRAA NEWSLETTER Construction&Demolition Recycling Association SPRING 2021 The Official Publication of the Construction & Demolition Recycling Association Vol. 6 • No. 2 CDRA President’s Upcoming Events WasteExpo Message June 28-30, 2021 With Gratitude for Those Las Vegas Convention Center who Came Before Me CDRA Committee and Board of Directors Meetings by Jason Haus , President July 1, 2021 Construction and Demolition Las Vegas Paris Resort Recycling Association (CDRA) Greenbuild I have an enormous amount of gratitude and thankfulness for the past leadership Sept. 21-23 and outgoing CDRA President Terry Weaver, USA Gypsum, Denver, PA, for the San Diego Convention Center impact he has had during his tenure. I would also be remiss without mentioning Troy Lautenbach, Lautenbach Industries, Mount Vernon, WA, who has just fulfilled his final obligation as the Past President of the CDRA. Over the last four years I have watched while these two worked together flawlessly and have continued to move the Association forward in good and - most recently - uncharted times. As we all know too well, every organization, whether a private company, government unit or not-for-profit association, was dealt a hand like no one has ever seen related to the COVID-19 global pandemic. I sat as a member of the Executive Committee of the CDRA during the past year and listened much, talked some and soaked up the In this issue… leadership of the organization and watched how leadership is supposed to act in times of uncertainty. President’s Message ............................................... 1 Decisions were made, the mission was moved forward, progress continued, albeit maybe slower, but moving none-the-less in the direction that the Board of Directors Upcoming Events ................................................... 1 had laid out in the strategic plan a year prior to the pandemic. The key takeaway was Sponsorship Opportunities ...................................2 that the CDRA never stopped moving. The CDRA moved forward as contracted research was still being performed for the Sponsor Members .................................................. 3 Association by the University of Florida. Committee Meetings such as End Markets, Board of Directors .................................................. 3 Legislative, Membership and Marketing, Convention and others continued to work during a year when a lot of businesses stood still. This constant move forward was New Members ........................................................4 due to the CDRA staff and the Board of Directors led by Terry Weaver. Convention Committee Update .................................5 Most notably, in March 2021, the CDRA was one of the first to emerge from the End Markets Committee Update................................6 hibernation of most industry trade events. I know for me, my last trade show I attended before COVID-19 was C&D World, co-located with Con Expo in 2020. The Membership/Marketing Committee Update ............7 CDRA made a bold decision to host an in-person Annual Meeting during March Shingle Recycling Committee Update .....................8 of this year in Austin, TX. There was a lot of discussion and deliberations, site management and preparation to safely hold the event this year, and all of the work Risk Management Committee Update .....................9 proved successful. There were some of you we missed seeing due to limitations in travel, but know you were there in spirit. The CDRA also offered a streaming option Legislative and Regulatory Committee Update .......10 for those who still wanted to be a part of the show from a distance. Regardless of how CDRA Members ................................................12-14 you participated, I hope you enjoyed the show as much as I did. Membership Application ......................................15 Continued on page 10 35 East Wacker Drive, Suite 850, Chicago, IL 60601 • Phone: 866.758.4721 • cdrecycling.org CDRA NEWSLETTER SPRING 2021 CDRA Sponsor Level Member Benefits Contact the office to increase your support level at any time: 866-758-4721 / [email protected] Diamond Platinum Ruby Emerald Corporate $25,000 $20,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500 www.cdrecycling.org Logo on Find A Member page Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Listings on Find a Member page All locations All locations Up to 10 locations Up to 5 locations Up to 3 locations Logo on Sponsor page w/link Yes Yes Yes Yes Listing on Sponsor page w/link Yes Yes Exposure to C&D Community Dedicated Space in print newsletter Full page Full page Half page Quarter page Logo on Sponsor page of newsletters Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Logo on electronic message to members Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes C&D World Benet Complimentary registrations 5 4 2 1 713.987.0000 starlightsoftwaresolutions.com FULL-CYCLE SERVICES FULL-CIRCLE SUPPORT DEMOLITION RECYCLED AGGREGATES STABILIZED MATERIALS ROAD REMOVALS 2 www.cdrecycling.org CDRA NEWSLETTER SPRING 2021 SPRING 2021 CDRA NEWSLETTER 2021 SPONSOR MEMBERS 2020-21 Board of Directors The CDRA offers valuable sponsor level membership opportunities to those who support the work of the association to promote and defend the environmentally sound recycling of Con- CDRA OFFICERS struction and Demolition (C&D) material through a diverse and unified voice of members committed to sustainability. President Jason Haus, CEO Dem-Con Companies Shakopee, MN Vice President Brock Hill, Owner Premier Recycle Company San Jose, CA Immediate Past President Platinum Terry Weaver, President Diamond USA Gypsum Denver, PA Treasurer/Secretary John Thomas, President R&B Debris Hainesport, NJ Ruby At-Large Board Member Terri Ward, VP Sales & Business Development TORXX Kinetic Pulverizer Ltd Vaughan, ON CDRA DIRECTORS William Cooper, Director Richard Ludt, Dir. Of of Business Development Environmental Affairs Emerald Cooper Recycling Construction & Demolition Brooklyn, NY Recycling, Inc. South Gate, CA Lora Denney, General Manager Kathy Powles, President Denney Companies Falcon Green Resources Indianapolis, IN Harvard, IL Jim Keefe, EVP/Group Bernard Styer, President Champion Publisher American Demolition Waste & Recycling Services, LLC GIE Media Corporation Valley View, OH Egg Harbor Township, NJ Paul Kuhar, Vice President Shawn Tackitt Champion Waste & Waste Management Recycling Houston, TX Dallas, TX Corporate Tom Vaughn, CEO Brandon Lapsys, President DTG Recycling Komptech Americas Mill Creek, WA Denver, CO www.RoadRockRecycling.com Troy Lautenbach, President Lautenbach Industries. Mount Vernon, WA Find details on how to become a sponsor-level member on page 2 SPRING 2021 CDRA NEWSLETTER www.cdrecycling.org 3 CDRA NEWSLETTER SPRING 2021 CCDRDRAA NEW MEMBERS Construction&Demolition Recycling Association Beacon Building Products Driveway Dumpsters Inc Delegate: Jennifer Lewis Delegate: Mark Rumke [email protected] [email protected] Caldwell Environmental Solutions Mercutek, LLC Site Enterprises Inc Delegate: Rebecca Caldwell Delegate: Richard Klein Delegate: James DiNatale [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Complete Demolition Services, LLC Pilot Knob Materials LLC TPM Delegate: James Morehead Delegate: Tre Leoni Delegate: Edward Hanks [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Diversys Sanexen Environmental Services Inc Vinyl Siding Institute Delegate: Lucy Ventresca Delegate: Mathieu Germain Delegate: Matthew Dobson [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] SEPARATE C&D BY SIZE & DENSITY IN ONE MACHINE We have added a new weapon to our arsenal of screeners and separators by combining the strengths and benefits of the SUB-PAN FREE™ TAPER-SLOT® Screen with the versatility and effectiveness of our DENSE-OUT® Vibratory AIR Separator. In-Feed Fines Lights www.lrsrecycles.com Heavies By removing the sub-pan, classified fractions discharge directly into a bunker or onto a take-away conveyor. The SUB-PAN FREE™ is the right choice for sticky applications, eliminating material build-up, wear, and related sub-pan maintenance items. www.actionconveyors.com | 503.537.1111 Manufacturer of custom vibratory equipment since 1972 4 www.cdrecycling.org CDRA NEWSLETTER SPRING 2021 SPRING 2021 CDRA NEWSLETTER CDRA Convention Committee Austin 2021 A Success, On to Atlanta for 2022 by Paul Kuhar, Convention Committee Chair Construction and Demolition Recycling Association (CDRA) Site Enterprises Inc t seems as if it was only yesterday that we wrapped up C&D World gain government grants. Trey Brown, Big City Crushed Concrete, gave Delegate: James DiNatale 2020 and our lives were changed forever as we dealt with the a talk on how to run a successful concrete recycling operation, while I Kathy Powles, Falcon Green Resources, showed off a new product [email protected] pandemic and the challenges ahead. As we moved through 2020 our focus was on how to make C&D World 2021 a reality considering trav- made from recycled asphalt shingles. TPM el restrictions for our attendees. Safety was our number one priority In addition to a successful fundraiser, attendees were able to tour Delegate: Edward Hanks when planning the event which required us to take into consideration Recon, a mixed C&D and concrete recycling operation near the Austin [email protected] the guidelines for travel within the United States and how that Airport. Participants were given close access to the equipment to see impacted our members and attendees. Members of the Convention how this interesting facility operates.
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