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Recycler of the Year Awards

Nominations are Now being Accepted
Awards to be presented at the awards luncheon at Sustainable Oregon 2017
Friday, June 9th 12:30pm

Nominations are sought from the public and private sectors for business, industry, schools, government, nonprofits, civic or volunteer organizations, and individuals. There is no limit on the number of nominations you can make.

Nominations are due May 12th, and winners will be notified prior to the conference. Winners will have the opportunity to give a short presentation about their project/work during the luncheon.

Award Categories include: Recycler of the Year for Individuals, Collector/Processor, Company/Organization, Market/Broker, Government, and Program; the Alice Soderwall Reuse and Waste Prevention Award, and the Ray Ford Golden Torch Award.

Nominations will be judged on the overall environmental and economic benefits of their contribution, long-term committment, innovation and transferability of the project and/or action.

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Bend Garbage & Recycling

Lane County

Tri-County Hazardous Waste
University of Oregon

Why should you attend?

See what last year's attendees had to say...

"Being able to speak in-person with many AOR members from across the industry is incredibly important to my work and the opportunity to have these conversations is central to why I attend each year. Having convenient access to a broad swath of AOR members keeps me informed on all sides of the issues, and I simply cannot get this kind of experience elsewhere."
- Industry Consultant

"We attend the AOR conference regularly and it consistently provides us with opportunities to learn about current issues and trends in the solid waste and recycling industry as well as to network with local government officials and other haulers."
- Regional Hauler

"The conference is a great chance to have conversations and learn/share perspectives with a cross-section of people. Knowledgeable speakers and diverse sessions provide the opportunity to learn about topics that may not be part of your regular scope, as well as dig deeper into topics that may be more relevant to your specific field."
- Materials Processor

"Our annual work plan is largely based on what we learn each year at the AOR conference. A unique and precious opportunity to convene for extensive time with a broad array of stakeholders and experts about all facets of materials management. Great things always happen there!”
- County Government Recycling Manager

Check out AOR's website page for more conference information

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